Grande Brocante de Marsac

The Grande Brocante de Marsac: a renowned event for treasure hunters

Every summer, the village of Marsac hosts its annual grand flea market, an event that has gained a reputation far beyond the borders of Creuse. Recognized by both flea market professionals and discerning amateurs, this event stands out for the quality of its setting and the diversity of items offered. The main avenue of the village, lined with shops and bistros, transforms into a long treasure hunt route where you can find anything from country furniture to unusual objects.

The main avenue, setting for the flea market

The originality of the Marsac flea market lies in its location: the main avenue that runs through the village offers a pleasant linear route, with stalls stretching for several hundred meters. The adjacent shops and cafes remain open, allowing visitors to take gourmet breaks between discoveries. Food and drink stands on-site complete the offering, in a festive village atmosphere.

Marsac, a village in Creuse between Bénévent and Le Grand-Bourg

Marsac is a rural commune in northwestern Creuse, located between Bénévent-l'Abbaye and Le Grand-Bourg. The village, crossed by its main avenue, retains the charm of Limousin villages with its granite houses, its church, and its surrounding meadows. The proximity of Bénévent-l'Abbaye and its Romanesque collegiate church allows flea market visitors to combine treasure hunting with heritage tourism during a single day in this preserved area of northern Creuse.

Practical information

The flea market is held from 8 am to 5 pm on the main avenue of the village. Pitches are available at 2.50 euros per linear meter. Booking is mandatory with the organizer Thomas Devaud. Entry is free for visitors. Food and drink are available on-site. The town has free parking on the outskirts of the village.