Salvagnac Flea Market - June Weekend

A flea market in the Pays Vaurais

Halfway between Gaillac and Montauban, Salvagnac, perched on a rocky spur overlooking the Tescou Valley, hosts each late June its grand weekend flea market. Organised by the Comité des fêtes de Salvagnac, this event has become a key date in the Tarn brocante calendar.

A heritage hilltop village

A medieval bastide founded in the 13th century, Salvagnac charms with its preserved heritage: castle remains, Saint-Martin church, traditional halls, old stone and half-timbered houses. The village is also known for its centuries-old lime tree, listed as a Remarkable Tree of France.

A popular and varied flea market

Dozens of private sellers from the village, canton and neighbouring communes. Classic vide-grenier offer: clothing, toys, books, games, crockery, knick-knacks, vinyl, small furniture, decor, old linen. A few semi-professionals add regional brocante and antique furniture.

A festive weekend

Refreshment area, small food stalls and musical entertainment often accompany the event, turning the day into a real village celebration.

Around Salvagnac

The Gaillac vineyards, Rabastens, Montauban and the Tescou valley make for a complete rural escape.