27th Richelieu Antiques Fair

An antiques fair under the historic market halls of Richelieu

The Richelieu Antiques Fair is held annually under the 17th-century market halls, a architectural gem of the Cardinal's city. Approximately 20 professional antique dealers present a refined selection of antique furniture, porcelain, earthenware, chandeliers, jewelry, antique linens, paintings, and decorative objects for three days. This human-scale fair prioritizes the quality and authenticity of the items offered, in an exceptional heritage setting.

Richelieu, an exceptional heritage setting

The ideal city of Richelieu, designed in the 17th century by Jacques Lemercier for the Cardinal, offers a unique setting for an antiques fair. The monumental market halls, with their remarkable wooden framework, host the antique dealers' stands in an elegant atmosphere. The city itself, with its grid layout, its private mansions, and its park, constitutes a historical backdrop in perfect harmony with the exhibited objects.

Three days for lovers of art and beautiful things

The fair takes place over an extended weekend, allowing visitors to take their time admiring and discussing with the antique dealers. Admission is charged but modest. The proximity of Richelieu's restaurants and shops makes it easy to plan your visit.