Foire de Printemps de Longuyon

The Longuyon Spring Fair: A Pays-Haut Tradition

The Longuyon spring fair is part of a long tradition of fairs and markets that punctuate the life of this town in northern Meurthe-et-Moselle. Located on the edge of Lorraine, a few kilometers from the Belgian and Luxembourg borders, Longuyon hosts this spring event which combines a flea market, a commercial fair, and fairground entertainment.

A Dynamic Pays-Haut Town

Longuyon, crossed by the river Crusnes, is the capital of the Terre Lorraine du Longuyonnais community of communes. This town of character has interesting architectural heritage and a particularly active associative fabric. The spring fair contributes to the commercial dynamism and entertainment of this city, which is an important center of life for the entire Longuyon region.

Flea Market and Commercial Fair

The flea market stalls occupy the town's streets, particularly rue de la Platinerie, where exhibitors offer furniture, tableware, trinkets, clothing, and collector's items. The commercial fair complements this offer with stands of regional products, crafts, and itinerant trade. Fairground entertainment adds a festive dimension to the event, attracting families and strollers.

Cross-border Reach

Longuyon's geographical location, at the gateway to Belgium and Luxembourg, gives its spring fair a reach that extends beyond departmental borders. Visitors come from the Longuyon area but also from neighboring Belgium and Luxembourg, attracted by the diversity of the stalls and the friendly atmosphere of this spring fair.

Practical Information

The Longuyon spring fair takes place in the streets of the town. Entry is free for visitors. Catering is available on-site thanks to fairground stands and town businesses.