Marché aux Puces et Brocante Boulevard Pascal Rossini

Ajaccio's Sunday Flea Market

Every Sunday morning, from 7 am, Boulevard Pascal Rossini transforms into a lively flea market, one of the oldest and most regular in Corsica. Exhibitors set up along the sidewalk, in front of the high school and the municipal swimming pool, to offer bargain hunters and strollers a varied selection of second-hand items, antiques, and flea market finds.

Thirty Exhibitors Every Sunday

The event hosts about thirty exhibitors, a mix of individuals and professional antique dealers. You can find a wide variety of goods: antique furniture, crockery, decorative objects, trinkets, books and magazines, vintage clothing, vinyl records, old tools, paintings, and all sorts of curiosities typical of flea markets. Each Sunday brings its share of new finds for regulars and passing visitors alike.

An Event Rooted in Ajaccio Life

This weekly market is an institution in the Corsican capital. It is part of the Mediterranean tradition of morning markets, where strolling and conviviality blend with the passion for bargain hunting. Ajaccio residents frequent it assiduously on Sundays before or after their morning walk, and tourists make appreciated stops in search of authentic souvenirs or unusual items.

Boulevard Pascal Rossini, a Setting for Corsican Flea Markets

Boulevard Pascal Rossini is one of Ajaccio's liveliest arteries. This tree-lined boulevard, typical of the grand avenues of the South of France, offers a pleasant setting for a Sunday stroll. A stone's throw from Ajaccio's city center and the sea, it is easily accessible on foot from the old town and surrounding residential areas.

Practical and Accessible

The market opens at 7 am and ends around 1 pm, allowing visitors to enjoy the morning before the heat of the Corsican afternoon. Entry is free for visitors. The boulevard is accessible by car, with parking available in the surrounding areas.