Association bargain hunting at the foot of the castle
The Picquigny Flea Market organised by SELYSA association is a springtime event rooted in the life of this medieval town in the Somme valley. Dominated by the impressive remains of its fortified castle and collegiate church, Picquigny offers an exceptional heritage setting to this association réderie. Individual exhibitors, village atmosphere and support for a local association.
Picquigny is one of the most remarkable towns of the Somme valley. Its medieval fortified castle — famous for the 1475 treaty signed between Louis XI and Edward IV of England — still dominates the landscape. The Saint-Martin collegiate church, old gates and cobbled streets form an exceptional heritage setting.
Association-run flea markets have a special dimension: visitors know their presence directly funds association projects — social actions, cultural events, support to children, seniors or village life.
Mostly individual exhibitors emptying attics: clothing, shoes, toys, books, comics, crockery, small appliances, tools, childcare items, knick-knacks, decor, sports gear. Gentle prices, convivial atmosphere.
Bargain hunting and discovering one of the department's most impressive historic sites. The castle, collegiate church, Somme banks — a day in Picquigny is savoured fully.
Arrive early, bring cash. Exhibitor registration with SELYSA weeks in advance. Refreshments run by volunteers support association actions.
Picquigny Flea Market organised by SELYSA association on Sunday April 26, 2026. Association réderie in the medieval town of the Somme valley, at the foot of the castle and collegiate church. Free entry.
Picquigny is accessible from Amiens via D1235 (about 15 km west). Picquigny SNCF station (Amiens-Boulogne line). Street parking.
Registration with SELYSA association.
SELYSA Association.
Free entry for visitors.
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