Monthly Antiques-Flea Market of Saint-Pierre-en-Auge

Under the medieval Halles

Every 1st Sunday of the month, the famous medieval Halles of Saint-Pierre-sur-Dives host the Monthly Antiques-Flea Market. Organized by Drakkar Brocante Organisation, this covered market brings together about thirty professional exhibitors under the exceptional framework of this historic monument.

The Halles, a jewel of Norman heritage

The Halles of Saint-Pierre-sur-Dives, built in the 13th century and rebuilt identically after World War II, are one of the finest examples of medieval half-timbered architecture in Normandy. Their chestnut frame, over 70 meters long, offers a unique setting for sheltered treasure hunting, whatever the weather. The adjacent hallettes complete this remarkable space.

The Cour des Brocanteurs

In addition to the monthly market, the Cour des Brocanteurs offers 8 permanent vintage shops. This unique place brings together passionate professionals offering furniture, decorative objects, curiosities, and unique pieces. The synergy between the monthly market and these permanent shops makes Saint-Pierre-en-Auge an essential destination for antique lovers.

Saint-Pierre-en-Auge, capital of Auge antiques

Saint-Pierre-en-Auge (formerly Saint-Pierre-sur-Dives) is a town in the Pays d'Auge renowned for its medieval heritage. In addition to the Halles, you can discover the Benedictine abbey, the Château de Carel, and the green landscapes of the Dives valley. The antiques-flea market is part of a long trading tradition, with the Halles having hosted markets since the Middle Ages.