Foire à tout Fatouville-Grestain

The Foire à tout de Fatouville-Grestain, on the heights of the estuary

Every July, the village of Fatouville-Grestain hosts its annual car boot sale in an exceptional natural setting: perched on the heights overlooking the Seine estuary, the village offers a panoramic view of the royal river towards Le Havre. Private sellers and bargain hunters gather for a summer day of unpacking, with one of the most striking views in Haute-Normandie as a backdrop.

Fatouville-Grestain, village above the estuary

Fatouville-Grestain is a village in the Eure located in the Roumois region, on the plateau that overlooks the right bank of the Seine estuary. A few kilometers from the Pont de Tancarville, the village enjoys a remarkable geographical position: from the heights of the village, the view extends over the meanders of the Seine, the estuary marshes, and on a clear day, up to the Pont de Normandie. The abbey of Grestain, founded in the 11th century by Herluin de Conteville, father-in-law of William the Conqueror, bears witness to the rich medieval past of this area.

Unpacking with a view of the Seine

The Foire à tout de Fatouville-Grestain brings together private sellers offering crockery, furniture, clothing, toys, books, and flea market items in an airy and bright setting. Entry is free for visitors, and the friendly Norman atmosphere does the rest.