Granville Antiques-Flea Market

Granville Antiques-Flea Market

The ABA association organizes the Granville Antiques-Flea Market every third Sunday of the month, held Cours Jonville (50400). Around 40 professional exhibitors set up shop to offer a curated selection of antiques and flea market finds: antique furniture, art objects, porcelain, earthenware, old paintings, silverware, antique jewelry, watches, lighting, textiles, and various curiosities.

The Cours Jonville, a beautiful avenue in the center of Granville, is ideally located to host this monthly market. The exclusive presence of professionals guarantees the quality and authenticity of the items offered, as well as expert advice for buyers. This market attracts collectors and discerning amateurs from all over southern Manche and the Normandy region.

The regularity of the event — held almost all year round — makes it a cornerstone of the Manche flea market calendar. The professionals present, often established antique dealers and second-hand dealers from the region, bring their expertise and network to offer quality pieces. The setting of Granville, a touristy and lively town, also encourages visitors to stop by and browse.

Granville, the Monaco of the North

Granville (50400) is a seaside resort of about 12,000 inhabitants, nicknamed the "Monaco of the North" for its upper town perched on a rock overlooking the sea. Classified for its architectural heritage, Granville has a fortified upper town, a casino, an aquarium, and the Christian Dior Museum housed in the couturier's childhood villa.

The town is also the departure point for ferries to the Chausey Islands and Jersey, and a lively marina. The Granville carnival, one of the largest in France, attracts tens of thousands of people each year. This vibrant and touristy environment gives the monthly antiques and flea market a reach that extends far beyond the local area.