Roye Flea Market (May)

The Roye Flea Market: a major spring rendezvous

With its 140 exhibitors spread across the Cité des Cheminots district, the May Roye Flea Market is one of the most important bargain hunting events in southern Somme. Each spring, it draws a large audience from Roye and the surrounding area, as well as from neighboring Oise and Île-de-France, taking advantage of the city's strategic position at the crossroads of the A1 motorway and the D934.

The Cité des Cheminots: a heritage district

The choice of the Cité des Cheminots district is not trivial. Roye was historically an important railway hub, and the Cité des Cheminots bears witness to this era when the SNCF housed its agents in dedicated workers' districts.

Roye, crossroads town of the Santerre

Roye is a town of about 6,000 inhabitants located in the southeast of the Somme, halfway between Amiens and Compiègne. Historical main town of southern Santerre, it owes part of its fame to its gastronomic tradition.

140 exhibitors and great diversity

With such a number of exhibitors, the Roye flea market offers remarkable diversity. You meet private sellers alongside professional dealers, antique specialists, vintage enthusiasts, collectors and some craftsmen.

A popular and festive atmosphere

The atmosphere of the Roye Flea Market is that of a great popular festival. Refreshments allow visitors to take a break. The audience mixes seasoned collectors, families and curious visitors.

Practical tips

To fully enjoy the event, it's best to arrive at opening, around 8am. Bring cash, a sturdy bag and good shoes. Parking is generally easy. Access from the A1 (Roye exit) takes only a few minutes.