Marché de la Brocante des Allées de la Liberté

The iconic flea market of Cannes

The Allées de la Liberté, a major artery in the center of Cannes, hosts one of the most beautiful flea markets on the French Riviera every weekend. From 8 am to 6 pm, on Saturdays and Sundays, professional flea market dealers display their stalls under the century-old plane trees, facing the Old Port and the Palais des Festivals. This open-air market attracts both seasoned bargain hunters and casual strollers looking for a find.

Porcelain, glassware, and vintage items

The Allées de la Liberté flea market is distinguished by the quality and diversity of its merchandise. You can find fine porcelain, glassware, old books, prints, vintage jewelry, silverware, Art Deco lighting, and all sorts of trinkets. The professionals present are experts in their fields and offer carefully selected pieces, from everyday items of yesteryear to genuine valuable antiques.

An exceptional Cannes setting

The location of the Allées de la Liberté gives this flea market incomparable charm. Bordered by the Old Port on one side and Belle Époque buildings on the other, the avenues offer an ideal setting for strolling and treasure hunting. The terraces of nearby brasseries allow you to enjoy a coffee or a glass of rosé between finds. A few minutes' walk from the Croisette and Le Suquet, the old quarter of Cannes, this flea market fits perfectly into a day of exploring the city.

A market rooted in Cannes tradition

The tradition of markets on the Allées de la Liberté dates back several decades. The daily flower market coexists with the weekend flea market, creating a permanent buzz in the heart of Cannes. This flea market has become a landmark for antique dealers and collectors from all over the region, and a tourist attraction in its own right.