Car boot sale of Pujaudran

A car boot sale near Toulouse and Auch

The Pujaudran car boot sale benefits from an ideal geographical location: 35 km from Toulouse and 40 km from Auch, on the N124 axis, it attracts a large audience from both conurbations. With around 80 exhibitors, it offers a diverse range of goods in an authentic Gascon village setting. The event is one of the spring antique hunting events in eastern Gers.

Pujaudran, a Gascon village near the Lomagne region

Pujaudran is a commune of 1,400 inhabitants located at the eastern end of the Gers, on the border with Haute-Garonne. The village is known for its gastronomy: it is home to the Michelin-starred restaurant Le Puits Saint-Jacques, one of the best restaurants in the Southwest. The surrounding region, between Lomagne and Savès, is a land of cereal crops, sunflowers, and livestock farming. The Saint-Pierre church and the typical pink brick houses give the village its Gascon charm.

80 exhibitors for varied antique hunting

The 80 exhibitors at the car boot sale offer the classic range of village flea market items: furniture, crockery, linens, clothing, toys, books, tools, and trinkets. The proximity of Toulouse sometimes attracts more urban finds – vintage design, vinyl records, designer clothing – which enrich the traditional offering of the rural flea market.

A full day in Gascony

The Pujaudran car boot sale can be combined with a visit to the nearby villages of eastern Gers: L'Isle-Jourdain (8 km away, with its museum of bell art) and the bastide towns of the Savès region. The refreshment stand and on-site catering allow for a full day in this welcoming village.