Galerie Brocante de Gimont

The Galerie Brocante de Gimont, in a former billiard cafe

At 3 Place Saint-Éloi in Gimont (32200), Hugues Liagre has transformed a former village billiard cafe into a showroom of antiques and flea market finds with authentic charm. The Galerie Brocante offers a carefully selected assortment of furniture and objects, in a setting where the spirit of the old cafe blends with the world of flea markets.

An eclectic and quality offering

The Galerie Brocante's selection covers a wide spectrum: vintage and designer furniture, urban and industrial furniture, wardrobes, sideboards, and tables from the 19th and 20th centuries, period lighting, curiosities, and statues. The collectibles section is equally rich: antique books, vinyl records, old papers, militaria items, advertising enamel signs, and pieces signed by celebrities. Each object is chosen for its character, authenticity, or history.

Gimont, Gascon bastide of foie gras

Gimont is a 13th-century bastide founded by the monks of the Planselve abbey, famous throughout the Southwest for its winter foie gras market and its 15th-century half-timbered market hall. The town, crossed by the Gimone river, retains remarkable medieval heritage: Gothic church, prison tower, half-timbered houses, and arcaded square. The Galerie Brocante is part of this age-old trading tradition that has made Gimont a place of exchange and trade since the Middle Ages.

Shop and online sales

The Galerie Brocante is open on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., and by appointment at 06 09 82 85 97 on other days. Items are also for sale on the website galeriebrocante.com, with storage and delivery services under certain conditions.