Foire à tout de Neaufles-Saint-Martin

The Foire à tout of Neaufles-Saint-Martin, in Vexin on the banks of the Epte

The Foire à tout of Neaufles-Saint-Martin is one of the popular events in Vexin normand. This village in the Eure department, nestled on the banks of the Epte river, hosts private sellers and visitors for a day of outdoor unpacking. Clothes, furniture, tableware, toys, books, and flea market items of all kinds are displayed in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, conducive to good deals and unexpected discoveries.

Neaufles-Saint-Martin, border village of Vexin normand

Neaufles-Saint-Martin is a village in Vexin normand located on the banks of the Epte, a river that has long formed the border between Normandy and Île-de-France since the Treaty of Saint-Clair-sur-Epte in 911. This territory of limestone plateaus and wooded valleys, close to the town of Gisors, is renowned for the quality of its landscapes and its medieval heritage. The Epte and its meanders create a particularly pleasant preserved natural environment.

An outdoor unpacking in Vexin

The Foire à tout of Neaufles-Saint-Martin attracts sellers from the village and neighboring towns in Vexin normand. The proximity of the border with Yvelines and Val-d'Oise encourages visitors from the Paris region, adding to the dynamism of the event. Flea market enthusiasts appreciate the rural setting of this Norman village for a friendly day of treasure hunting.

Practical information

Free entry for visitors. Parking available in the village.