Picquigny Flea Market - SELYSA

SELYSA Flea Market at Picquigny: bargain hunting and association support

Picquigny is one of the most remarkable towns of the Somme valley. Its medieval fortified castle — famous for the 1475 treaty signed between Louis XI and Edward IV of England — still dominates the landscape. The Saint-Martin collegiate church, old gates and cobbled streets form an exceptional heritage setting.

SELYSA, actor of local life

Association-run flea markets have a special dimension: visitors know their presence directly funds association projects — social actions, cultural events, support to children, seniors or village life.

What to find

Mostly individual exhibitors emptying attics: clothing, shoes, toys, books, comics, crockery, small appliances, tools, childcare items, knick-knacks, decor, sports gear. Gentle prices, convivial atmosphere.

Picquigny, medieval jewel of the Somme

Bargain hunting and discovering one of the department's most impressive historic sites. The castle, collegiate church, Somme banks — a day in Picquigny is savoured fully.

Coming and participating

Arrive early, bring cash. Exhibitor registration with SELYSA weeks in advance. Refreshments run by volunteers support association actions.