Brocantelle Maritime de Trouville-sur-Mer

The flea market for sea lovers

Every July 14th, the Quai Fernand Moureaux in Trouville-sur-Mer transforms into a treasure market entirely dedicated to the maritime world. The Brocantelle Maritime is a one-of-a-kind event on the Côte Fleurie, bringing together antique dealers, booksellers, cartophiles, and collectors passionate about everything related to the sea.

A quay steeped in history

The Fernand Moureaux quay, which runs along the Touques river facing the port of Trouville, offers an ideal setting for this themed flea market. With its moored fishing boats, seafood restaurants, and the view of Deauville across the estuary, the maritime atmosphere is omnipresent. It is on this lively quay that the Brocantelle stalls are set up, creating an incomparable treasure hunting promenade.

Treasures from the marine world

Exhibitors exclusively offer items related to the sea and navigation: marine engravings, model boats, navigation instruments, old papers on large liners, shipping company posters, old postcards, shell souvenirs, art objects with a nautical theme, and books on the navy. A unique selection that delights collectors and lovers of Norman maritime heritage.

July 14th by the water

The Brocantelle Maritime is part of the festivities for July 14th in Trouville-sur-Mer. Visitors can thus combine morning treasure hunting with the national holiday entertainment, lunch of seafood on the quays, and the traditional fireworks in the evening. A full day of heritage, conviviality, and sea pleasures.