Les Luberonnes Flea Market in Pertuis

Pertuis, South Luberon capital

With nearly 20,000 inhabitants, Pertuis is by far the largest town of the South Luberon. Between the Durance and the Grand Luberon, it combines a remarkable old centre — clock tower, Saint-Nicolas collegiate church, medieval ramparts — with modern residential quarters.

The Luberonnes quarter

A residential quarter of Pertuis, of which Rue des Violettes and adjacent streets form the heart. Lined with individual houses and modest collective buildings, these streets lend themselves perfectly to a neighbourhood flea market.

A village-atmosphere flea market

Unlike large city-centre flea markets, this one cultivates the neighbourhood spirit. Exhibitors are mostly residents emptying cellars, garages and attics. Bargain hunters are often neighbours and Pertuis families.

What you will find

Adult and children's clothing, toys, books, tableware, knick-knacks, small furniture, baby items, tools, board games, small appliances, second-hand bikes, decoration.