Regnière-Écluse Réderie-Flea Market

A réderie in the heart of Marquenterre

Regnière-Écluse is a village of about 350 inhabitants nestled in the Marquenterre, a land of moors, forests and seaside occupying northwestern Somme. Each spring, the town organizes its annual réderie. Part of the May 2026 Somme Tourisme réderies.

Between private and professional exhibitors

The event mixes traditional flea market and more professional brocante. Private exhibitors offer tableware, clothes, toys, books, vinyls, old tools, trinkets. Professional dealers bring antique furniture, ceramics, lamps, more sought-after decorative items.

Regnière-Écluse and its castle

The village partly owes its fame to its castle, a vast 19th-century neo-Gothic estate surrounded by a remarkable park and forest. Its silhouette, moats and romantic architecture give the village particular charm.

The heritage dimension

Organizing a réderie in a village with such a castle-forest heritage adds a special dimension. Visitors come not only to hunt but also to discover a place marked by noble history.

Combine with a bay visit

Regnière-Écluse is less than 20 km from the main Bay of Somme resorts. An ideal day could combine the morning réderie with a bay walk or Marquenterre ornithological park visit.

Tips

Arrive early. Bring small cash. A warm outfit may be useful in May: the Marquenterre can be windy.