Easter Car boot sale of Remoulins

The Easter Car boot Sale in Remoulins

Easter weekend is traditionally one of the highlights of the car boot sale season in France. In Remoulins, a Gard commune world-renowned for its proximity to the Pont du Gard, this tradition has become an annual event appreciated by locals and visitors alike.

Taking advantage of the first long public holiday weekend of spring, the car boot sale brings together private sellers and flea market enthusiasts who come to rummage through everyday items, clothes, toys, books, crockery, and trinkets displayed on the stalls. The festive and relaxed atmosphere of Easter adds a warm dimension to this outdoor bargain hunting day.

Remoulins, an exceptional Gard setting

Remoulins is a commune of some 5,000 inhabitants in the Gard rhodanien region, at the confluence of the Gardon and not far from the Rhône. Its geographical location is remarkable: just 4 km from the Pont du Gard site, a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is the natural gateway to this ancient monument. The village retains an authentic charm with its narrow streets and typical southern French ambiance.

The Easter car boot sale is part of the Provençal and Languedocian tradition of spring festivals, where locals take advantage of the first fine days to clear out their attics and cellars, offering everyone the chance to find great items at low prices.

A private seller market open to all

The event primarily welcomes private sellers who wish to sell their second-hand items. You can find a mix of adult and children's clothing, books, vinyl records, toys, crockery, furniture, and decorative objects of all kinds. The diversity of the stalls guarantees a rich and varied bargain hunting experience.

Attendance is high thanks to the significant number of tourists visiting the Pont du Gard during Easter weekend, making this flea market a doubly festive occasion combining heritage and conviviality.

Practical Information

Free entry for visitors. Pitches reserved for individuals and, depending on the year, for professionals. The date varies each year according to the Easter calendar. Inquire with the town hall or local associations for information on the current edition.