Foire à tout Harcourt

The Foire à tout de Harcourt, under the castle walls

Every end of August, the village of Harcourt hosts its annual foire à tout in the exceptional setting of this Norman village famous for its medieval castle and its arboretum. Private sellers unpack their treasures for the delight of bargain hunters, who can combine the discovery of Harcourt's remarkable historical heritage with a great day of good deals.

Harcourt, village of the castle and arboretum

Harcourt is one of the most remarkable villages in the Eure. Its medieval castle, an imposing fortress from the 12th-15th centuries classified as a Historic Monument, is the ancestral home of the Dukes of Harcourt, one of the greatest noble families in Normandy. The Harcourt arboretum, founded in 1802, is owned by the French Academy of Agriculture and houses an exceptional collection of ancient and exotic trees. This dual heritage makes Harcourt one of the must-see visits in the Eure department.

An end-of-summer unpacking in a historic setting

The Foire à tout de Harcourt brings together private sellers offering tableware, furniture, clothing, toys, books, and various trinkets in this historic setting. The event benefits from the village's tourist fame to attract bargain hunters and visitors from all over the Norman region. Free entry for visitors to the foire à tout.