Christmas Market and Flea Market of Pellevoisin

80 exhibitors under marquees for a Berry Christmas

The Christmas Market and Flea Market of Pellevoisin welcomes around 80 exhibitors set up under marquees in the heart of this village in the Indre region. The stalls mix flea market items, arts and crafts, textile creations, handmade jewelry, Christmas decorations, antique toys and a fine selection of local products: Reuilly and Valençay wines, foie gras, Berry honeys, artisanal chocolates, sweets and Berry specialties. The warm end-of-year atmosphere invites you to stroll between the stands in search of original gifts and flea market finds.

Pellevoisin, village of the Marian sanctuary

Pellevoisin is a village of about 800 inhabitants, recognized as one of the five Marian apparition sites in France. The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mercy, founded after the apparitions of the Virgin to Estelle Faguette in 1876, attracts thousands of pilgrims each year. The village also preserves a Gallic tumulus 15 meters high, classified in 1928 as the first classified site in the Indre, as well as a Dominican monastery founded in 1893 by the Countess of La Rochefoucauld. This spiritual and historical heritage gives the Christmas market a unique and contemplative atmosphere.

Festive and gourmet atmosphere

The Pellevoisin Christmas Market offers on-site catering with seasonal specialties. Entry is free for everyone. It's an ideal opportunity to combine treasure hunting, Christmas shopping, and discovering the heritage of the Berry region.