Pep's Flea Market of Lourmarin

Lourmarin, a village of character

Lourmarin is a southern Luberon jewel, classified among France's Most Beautiful Villages, famous for having welcomed Albert Camus — who is buried there — and Henri Bosco. Its Renaissance castle, flowered alleys, craft shops and cultural scene make it a top destination. The Pep's flea market fits this refined atmosphere while keeping a village spirit.

An ideal setting on boulevard du Rayol

Boulevard du Rayol marks the village entrance, lined with century-old plane trees. A broad avenue perfect for long stalls and comfortable browsing. Plane tree shade is especially welcome in late spring. The heart of the village is just steps away.

What to find

Mostly private sellers, with a slightly more qualitative tone than average: bric-a-brac, tableware, linen, clothing, books, toys, décor, small furniture, Provençal knick-knacks. Residents and second-home owners often bring attractive pieces: hunted furniture, décor, glassware, faience, antique textiles.