Obernai Spring Flea Market

A day of bargain hunting in the heart of Obernai

The Obernai Spring Flea Market is one of the must-see events on the Bas-Rhin flea market calendar. Separate from the traditional monthly flea market held on Place du Marche, this spring event spreads through the historic heart of the city and accompanies the town's major Spring Market. On Sunday, April 12, 2026, bargain hunters, collectors and strollers fill the cobbled streets of the old town to find treasures among the exhibitors' stalls.

A unique atmosphere in a medieval setting

What makes this flea market unique is its exceptional architectural showcase. Obernai, nicknamed the pearl of Alsace, preserves a remarkable medieval heritage: ramparts, belfry, corn exchange, Six Buckets Well, Renaissance town hall, colorful half-timbered houses. Bargain hunting in such a setting is an experience. Vintage tableware, crystals, Niderviller and Sarreguemines porcelain, copperware, earthenware, old books, toys, knick-knacks, embroidered linens, old farming tools: the diversity of items on offer delights amateurs and seasoned bargain hunters alike.

In parallel, the Spring Market and open shops

The flea market benefits from the dynamic of the Spring Market organized by the City of Obernai on April 11 and 12, 2026. This gathers about fifty artisans offering local products, handcrafted creations, plants and gardening advice. Children's activities, flower and garden workshops, tombola and concerts punctuate the day, with refreshments on site from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Another advantage for visitors: the shops of Obernai are exceptionally open on Sunday, April 12 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., allowing you to combine bargain hunting, shopping and heritage discovery.

Obernai, pearl of the Alsace wine route

Obernai is a medieval city of nearly 12,000 inhabitants located about thirty kilometers southwest of Strasbourg, at the foot of Mont Sainte-Odile. A true jewel of the Alsace wine route, it is ranked among the most beautiful towns in France and attracts more than two million visitors each year. Its ramparts, pedestrian historic center, half-timbered houses and gastronomic specialties make it a privileged destination for a day of bargain hunting and discovery. The city is easily accessible by train from Strasbourg and has many parking lots near the center.