Puces des quais

Puces des quais in Tournus

The Puces des Quais of Tournus (71700) is one of the most picturesque flea markets in Saône-et-Loire. Organised by Annie every 1st Sunday of the month, this flea market and brocante is set along the magnificent Quais de Tournus, beside the Saône river, from 6:30am to 5pm. Private sellers and professional antique dealers come together in this exceptional setting, offering visitors a varied selection of antique furniture, ceramics, silverware, old books, vintage clothing, tools, ornaments, and curiosities. Pitch fees are €3/m.

Tournus, a medieval city on the Saône

Tournus is a historically rich city in Saône-et-Loire (71), famous for its Romanesque abbey church of Saint-Philibert, a UNESCO World Heritage site and masterpiece of Burgundian Romanesque art. Nestled on the banks of the Saône between Mâcon and Chalon-sur-Saône, the city attracts many visitors and heritage enthusiasts throughout the year. The riverside Quais de Tournus provide an enchanting setting for a flea market, combining the charm of the river with the lively atmosphere of a convivial brocante.

Organisation

Organised by Annie with care and regularity, the Puces des Quais welcomes exhibitors and visitors each month in a warm and professional atmosphere. The pitch fee of €3/m is very reasonable for a market with such a setting and following. Private sellers and professional dealers alike find a loyal and knowledgeable audience here. Entry is free for visitors, who can browse at their leisure from dawn to 5pm.