Foire à tout de Bouquetot

The Foire à tout de Bouquetot, spring event in Roumois

The Foire à tout de Bouquetot is one of those popular events that liven up the life of Norman villages in the spring. In this village in the Eure, located in the heart of the Roumois region, between Rouen and Pont-Audemer, private sellers and collectors meet for a friendly day of outdoor selling. Furniture, crockery, clothes for the whole family, books, toys, and everyday objects are displayed on stalls at affordable prices.

Bouquetot, in the heart of Roumois

The village of Bouquetot is located in the Roumois region, a green plateau in the Eure that extends between the Seine valley and the Pays d'Ouche. This rural area, dotted with picturesque villages and Norman orchards, is known for its hedgerow landscapes and traditional half-timbered architecture. The Foire à tout naturally fits into the tradition of popular events that punctuate the life of these villages throughout the year.

A day of bargain hunting in the open air

The Foire à tout de Bouquetot attracts sellers from neighboring towns who take the opportunity to clear out their attics and cellars. Visitors can find unusual items, antique crockery, furniture, vintage clothing, and all sorts of curiosities. The atmosphere is that of large village fairs: relaxed, friendly, with the pleasure of discovery and good deals.

Practical information

Free entry for visitors. Outdoor event, parking available on site.