Foire à tout de Pentecôte Bourg-Achard

The big flea market of the long Pentecost weekend

The Foire à tout de Pentecôte de Bourg-Achard takes advantage of the long late May weekend to offer a two-day sale in the Norman village of Roumois. On May 23 and 24, 2026, exhibitors and visitors will gather for an open-air flea market in the heart of this village on the outskirts of Rouen. The pleasant late May weather contributes to the enjoyable atmosphere of this spring event.

Bourg-Achard and the Roumois normand

The Roumois is a natural Norman plateau located between the lower Seine valley and the Forêt de Bretonne. Bourg-Achard, one of its main villages, offers a typically Norman setting with its half-timbered houses, apple trees in bloom, and hedgerow landscapes. Easily accessible from Rouen via the A13, this village hosts two major flea markets each year, earning it a certain reputation in the world of Norman flea markets.

A two-day sale

The two-day format of the Foire à tout de Pentecôte is particularly appreciated by both exhibitors and visitors. It allows those who couldn't come on the first day to return the next, and offers exhibitors the opportunity to try their luck for a longer period. The long Pentecost weekend encourages travel from all over the region for this flea market event.

Furniture, clothing, toys, and flea market items

The stalls offer the usual range of Norman flea markets: antique and contemporary furniture, tableware and table arts, clothing of all sizes, toys and board games, books and magazines, vinyl records and CDs, tools and gardening items, trinkets, and decorative objects. A complete tour of the aisles takes at least two hours.