28th Puces Lannionnaises in Lannion

The Puces Diwan, Lannion's summer gathering for bargain hunters

Every year in mid-July, the Puces Lannionnaises — more commonly known as Puces Diwan — take over the Parking des Ursulines and Rue Jean Savidan in the heart of Lannion. Organized by the association Kuzul Skoazell Lannuon for the benefit of the Diwan school of Lannion, this flea market welcomes around 200 exhibitors, a mix of flea market professionals and private individuals.

Over 30 years of Lannion tradition

Created in the early 1990s, the Puces Lannionnaises celebrated its 34th edition in 2025. Over the decades, this event has become a must-attend summer event in Trégor, attracting bargain hunters and curious visitors from across the Côtes-d'Armor department and beyond. The stalls offer a wide range of items: antiques, furniture, crockery, trinkets, books, clothing, and collectibles.

Lannion, a city of art and history in the heart of Trégor

Lannion, a sub-prefecture of Côtes-d'Armor, is a dynamic town of about 20,000 inhabitants located at the head of the Léguer estuary. Its historic center, with its half-timbered houses, its Brélévenez stairs, and its Thursday market, makes it one of the most attractive towns in Trégor. The Puces Diwan fit perfectly into this tradition of conviviality and intense cultural life.

Supporting Breton-language education

By participating in the Puces Lannionnaises, visitors and exhibitors directly support the operation of the Diwan school of Lannion, which provides immersive education in the Breton language. The proceeds from the event contribute to the school's funding and the promotion of Breton culture in Trégor.