Foire à tout de Martot

The Foire à tout de Martot, Ascension on the banks of the Seine

The Foire à tout de Martot is one of the spring events in the Seine valley in the Eure. Every year, on the occasion of the Ascension weekend, this Norman village on the banks of the Seine welcomes private sellers and visitors for a day of outdoor unpacking. Clothes, furniture, crockery, toys, books, and objects of all kinds animate the stalls in a friendly and popular atmosphere.

Martot, a village on the banks of the Seine

Martot is a village in the Eure located on the banks of the Seine, between Rouen and Louviers, in the Bouille meander. This area of the lower Seine valley, with its banks, its wet meadows, and its old industries, offers a remarkable natural setting marked by the proximity of the river. The forest of Bord, a vast forest massif in the Eure, contributes to the environmental quality of this sector between the Seine and the Norman plateaus.

Ascension, the ideal time for a flea market

The Ascension weekend is one of the most favorable times for holding 'foires à tout' in Normandy. Public holidays encourage a large public to attend, and the generally pleasant spring weather in May invites leisurely strolls and bargain hunting outdoors. The Foire à tout de Martot takes advantage of this favorable context to offer a great day of bargains to the inhabitants of the lower Seine valley and passing visitors.

Practical information

Free entry. Outdoor event. Refreshments available on site.