Brocante and Antiques of Larressingle

A flea market in the heart of the smallest fortified village in France

Larressingle (32100) is often called the “smallest fortified village in France”. Surrounded by still intact 13th-century ramparts, this medieval gem has only a handful of stone houses clustered around its keep and Romanesque church. It is in this exceptional setting that an antique and flea market shop welcomes visitors, offering a varied assortment of old pieces and curiosities.

Antique furniture and collector's items

The Larressingle antique shop offers an eclectic selection: regional and period antique furniture, paintings and pictures, vintage posters, mirrors, period advertising items, rugs, garden objects, trinkets, and antique toys. The selection is regularly updated, attracting both passing bargain hunters and discerning collectors.

Larressingle, a medieval jewel of Armagnac

Listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of France until 2016, Larressingle remains one of the most visited sites in the Gers. Its crenellated ramparts, its reconstructed drawbridge, its keep, and its Romanesque church form a medieval ensemble of rare integrity. The village is located just 5 km from Condom, a sub-prefecture of the Gers and capital of the Ténarèze, in a landscape of Armagnac vineyards.

Visitor Information

The flea market shop is accessible during village opening hours. On the 3rd Sunday of the month, a flea market is also held in and around the village, with pitches available at €2 per linear meter by reservation. Contact: [email protected] or 05 62 68 39 84.

A major tourist site in the Gers

Larressingle attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year, seduced by the authenticity of this miniature walled village. The fortified enclosure, the keep, the Romanesque church, and the narrow streets form a medieval ensemble of rare integrity, often compared to a miniature Carcassonne. The flea market shop and the monthly flea market enrich this visiting experience by allowing tourists to leave with an authentic souvenir—an antique object, trinket, or small piece of furniture—found in this timeless setting.