Troc et Puces de Pouldreuzic

The Troc et Puces de Pouldreuzic

Every year in March, the Pouldreuzic sports hall (29710) hosts its Troc et Puces. This friendly event in the Bigouden country brings together private sellers and families looking for bargains in this agricultural and maritime town in Cornouaille. A day of treasure hunting and meeting people in the heart of South Finistère.

An event rooted in local life

The Troc et Puces de Pouldreuzic is organized by a local association and is part of the tradition of flea markets and car boot sales in rural Brittany. This type of event is particularly anticipated in the rural communes of the Bigouden country, where opportunities to gather and find good deals among neighbors are precious. The sports hall provides an ideal setting for exhibitors and visitors.

A general and accessible offering

The Troc et Puces offers a very diverse general selection: adult and children's clothing, shoes, toys, books and comics, records, crockery and trinkets, small furniture, decorations, tools, small appliances, and everyday items. The sellers are private individuals, which ensures accessible prices and the possibility of finding original or rare items not found in stores.

Pouldreuzic and the Notre-Dame de Penhors church

Pouldreuzic (29710) is a commune in the Bigouden country, in Cornouaille, on the south coast of Finistère. The commune is known for its Notre-Dame de Penhors chapel, a traditional Bigouden pilgrimage site that hosts a major pardon every summer. The Notre-Dame de Penhors college is also located in the commune. This authentic Breton setting gives local events like the Troc et Puces a special atmosphere.

The Bigouden country, a land of tradition

The Bigouden country is one of the most distinct cultural regions of Brittany, known for its traditional Bigouden headdress, its fishermen, its sardine canneries, and its striking coastal landscapes between Pointe de Penmarc'h and Cap Sizun. The people of the Bigouden country have a strong sense of celebration and conviviality, and flea markets like the Troc et Puces de Pouldreuzic are an opportunity to build bonds between neighbors and perpetuate these traditions of sharing.