Flea Market of Mareil-Marly

The Mareil-Marly Flea Market: a Yvelines institution

Every June, the village of Mareil-Marly comes alive around its traditional flea market, an event that has become a must in the calendar of bargain hunters in western Paris. Set up mainly on rue Tellier Frères and in the adjoining streets, the event transforms the historic heart of this Yvelines village into a vast open-air market.

A preserved village near Saint-Germain-en-Laye

Mareil-Marly, a small town nestled between the Marly forest and Saint-Germain-en-Laye, cultivates a discreet way of life and an authentic village identity. The annual flea market is a moment of conviviality for locals and visitors alike, who meet in a relaxed atmosphere, punctuated by discussions between exhibitors and friendly negotiations.

Private exhibitors and professionals side by side

The organization welcomes both private individuals emptying their attics and professional dealers. This mix guarantees the diversity of items on offer: antique furniture, crockery, linen, books, toys, records, trinkets, paintings, jewelry, vintage clothing and curiosities of all kinds.

What to find at the Mareil-Marly Flea Market

Antique lovers can stroll through the stalls in search of a small 1930s chest of drawers, a porcelain service, a retro lamp or a childhood toy. Less specialized visitors will find plenty to enjoy at low prices: vintage clothes, comics, vinyl records, decorative objects, paperback books.

A friendly family day in the Yvelines

The Mareil-Marly Flea Market is a family event that attracts both antique enthusiasts and Sunday strollers. Nearby, nature lovers can extend their day with a walk in the Marly forest, or a visit to the Saint-Germain-en-Laye castle, a few kilometers away.