Remiencourt Annual Flea Market

The Remiencourt flea market: bargain hunting south of Amiens

Less than twenty kilometers south of the Somme prefecture, Remiencourt is a small rural village located in the Noye valley. Every spring, the community organizes its annual flea market on the church square and in the surrounding streets. The event, part of the tradition of village flea markets typical of the department, attracts bargain hunters from Amiens but also from the surrounding area — Ailly-sur-Noye, Boves, Moreuil — eager to enjoy a day of treasure hunting without traveling far.

What you can find

The exhibitors, mixing village residents and a few professionals from the area, offer the usual assortment of Somme flea markets: dishware, earthenware and porcelain, old linen, books, old papers, postcards, old toys and games, retro clothing, small furniture, tools, various trinkets and sometimes some more specialized collector's items. Bargain hunters appreciate the variety and local roots of the offer, far from the uniformity of large professional flea markets.

A preserved setting in the Noye valley

The Remiencourt church square, with its old religious building and brick houses, offers a picturesque setting for the flea market. The adjacent streets, where the installation of exhibitors continues, give the event a pleasant village dimension: you walk around, linger in front of a stand, push on to the next stall. This star-shaped configuration from the church invites strolling and discovery.

Remiencourt and the Noye valley

Remiencourt is one of the rural villages south of the Amiens metropolis, in this still preserved sector of the Noye valley. The landscapes alternate crops, woods and meadows, with many villages typical of Picardy. Visitors to the flea market can easily extend their day by discovering Ailly-sur-Noye, its monuments and its market, or push on to the Folleville castle and the Santerre heritage sites. A day mixing bargain hunting, heritage and discovery of rural Somme.