Foire à tout de Pâques Bourg-Achard

Two days of flea market for Easter

The Foire à tout de Pâques de Bourg-Achard is an event eagerly awaited by all Norman treasure hunters. This two-day sale — on April 4th and 5th, 2026 — offers a generous formula allowing a large public to stroll among the stalls of this large flea market organized in the heart of the Roumois, a natural region of Normandy between the Seine and the sea.

Bourg-Achard, a Norman town near Rouen

Located about fifteen kilometers west of Rouen, on the Roumois plateau, Bourg-Achard is a dynamic Norman town easily accessible from the capital of Normandy. It is crossed by the D313 and is just a few minutes from the A13 exit, giving it excellent accessibility for visitors coming from Rouen, Évreux, Calvados, and even the Île-de-France region.

An outdoor spring flea market

Taking advantage of the pleasant Easter weather, the Bourg-Achard flea market offers an ideal setting for a day or a weekend of treasure hunting. Exhibitors display their treasures in the open air: furniture, tableware, clothing, toys, books, vinyl records, trinkets, and all sorts of flea market items. The festive atmosphere of Easter weekend contributes to the warm ambiance of this spring event.

A meeting point for Norman flea markets

The Foire à tout de Pâques de Bourg-Achard has established itself as an unmissable event in the Norman flea market scene, thanks to its two-day duration and its ideal location in the Rouen metropolitan area. It regularly attracts exhibitors and visitors from the Eure, Seine-Maritime, and neighboring departments.