Foire à tout d'Acquigny at Lac de Longlais

The Foire à tout d'Acquigny at Lac de Longlais

Each autumn, the town of Acquigny hosts its grand Foire à tout by Lac de Longlais, one of the most popular natural sites in the Eure department. This outdoor car boot sale attracts private sellers and flea market dealers in a unique setting, between meadows and woods, by the water.

A remarkable natural site

Lac de Longlais is the leisure area for the town of Acquigny. Located in the Eure valley, this natural space offers an exceptional backdrop for the Foire à tout stalls. Visitors can enjoy a walk along the banks before indulging in bargain hunting among the items offered: furniture, tableware, clothing, books, trinkets, and various objects.

Acquigny, a Norman village at the crossroads of valleys

Acquigny is a commune in the Eure department, located about ten kilometers west of Évreux, at the confluence of the Eure and Iton rivers. Its Renaissance castle, its listed gardens, and its natural setting make it a pleasant destination for passing bargain hunters. The Foire à tout benefits from the reputation of Lac de Longlais to attract visitors from all over the department and neighboring departments.

Practical information

The event takes place during the day, with exhibitors setting up in the morning. Entry is free for visitors. Pitches are available for individuals wishing to clear out their attics. Contact the Acquigny town hall for exhibitor registration details.