Main Street Flea Market of Littenheim

A village garage sale in the heart of Kochersberg

The Littenheim flea market takes place every year in May on Main Street and around the village church square. On Friday, May 8, 2026, a public holiday celebrating Victory Day, the streets of this small rural village in Bas-Rhin will come alive from early morning to welcome private individuals and bargain hunters eager for a day of family-friendly hunting. Antiques, clothing, toys, dishes, books, tools and various trinkets mingle on the stalls, offering countless chances to find the rare gem in an authentic village setting.

Littenheim, a small village in Alsatian Kochersberg

Littenheim is a rural village of about 400 inhabitants, nestled in the gentle hills of Kochersberg, an agricultural and wine-growing region of Bas-Rhin known for its rolling landscapes and preserved Alsatian heritage. Located about twenty kilometers northwest of Strasbourg, the town offers an authentic setting between fields, orchards and typical half-timbered houses. This annual flea market is one of the highlights of local life and attracts bargain hunters and visitors from all over Bas-Rhin.

Bargain hunting, conviviality and good deals

The flea market features numerous stalls set up along the village main street, in a relaxed and good-natured atmosphere. Visitors can browse through second-hand items, vintage articles, modest antiques and childhood memories. On-site catering and a refreshment bar allow visitors to take a friendly break between two finds. Entry is free for visitors and the event runs from morning to afternoon, with easy parking nearby.