Vide-grenier de Quedillac

A Spring Car Boot Sale in Pays de Brocéliande

The Quedillac car boot sale is a popular spring event for bargain hunters in the west of Ille-et-Vilaine. Private sellers set up in the village streets to offer a wide range of second-hand items: clothes, toys, trinkets, crockery, books, garden tools, small furniture, and flea market finds. The atmosphere is that of an authentic Breton village car boot sale, where people take their time to rummage and negotiate.

Quedillac, a Characterful Village on the Edge of Brocéliande

Quedillac is a village of about 1,800 inhabitants, formerly a commune now integrated into the new municipality of Mézières-sur-Couesnon, within the community of communes of Saint-Méen Montauban. Located 45 km west of Rennes, on the road to Saint-Méen-le-Grand, the village is set in a hilly hedgerow landscape at the gates of the legendary forest of Brocéliande. Local heritage includes the Saint-Pierre church, the Saint-Fiacre fountain, and several rural manors scattered in the surrounding countryside.

Bargain Hunting and Strolling in the Breton Countryside

The Quedillac car boot sale charms visitors with its bucolic setting and village atmosphere. Visitors combine bargain hunting with a stroll through the village alleys. The refreshment stand offers galettes-saucisses and crêpes, essential Breton treats. Admission is free.