Mittainville 'Foire à tout'

The Mittainville 'Foire à tout': bargain hunting meets Bastille Day

In Mittainville, a tiny village of 370 inhabitants nestled in the west of the Yvelines, July 14 takes on a special dimension thanks to the 'Foire à tout' organized by the festival committee. This event, which combines a popular flea market and Bastille Day celebration, has become a notable highlight of the local summer calendar.

A preserved rural village at the edge of the Yvelines

Mittainville is one of the smallest towns in the Yvelines with about 370 inhabitants. Located at the extreme west of the department, on the border with Eure-et-Loir.

A flea market for all tastes

As its name suggests, the 'Foire à tout' welcomes a wide variety of exhibitors and items: private individuals, small local traders, flea market enthusiasts. Stalls offer clothes, toys, books, crockery, linen, old tools, recycled furniture, trinkets.

Bastille Day in Mittainville: a living tradition

What makes this fair particularly endearing is its integration into the Bastille Day celebrations. In small villages, the national holiday retains all its authenticity.

A rural interlude to savor

For residents of the Paris region tired of urban hustle and bustle, the Mittainville 'Foire à tout' is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a day of authentic countryside.