Vide-Grenier du Moulin Gazay

The Vide-Grenier du Moulin Gazay: A Permanent Flea Market in Nîmes

South of Nîmes, behind the Carrefour on the route d'Arles, the chemin du Moulin Gazay hosts one of the busiest car boot sales in the Gard region. Every Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, summer and winter alike, this vast outdoor space transforms into a lively market where individuals clearing out their attics mingle with professionals specializing in antiques and collectibles.

A Market Open All Year Round

The unique feature of the Vide-Grenier du Moulin Gazay is its permanent nature: unlike seasonal street sales and car boot sales, this market opens its doors three days a week throughout the year. Visitors can therefore come regularly to find new treasures week after week. Opening hours for visitors are from 8 am to 2 pm, while exhibitors set up from 6 am.

Between 200 and 300 Exhibitors Each Weekend

With 200 to 300 exhibitors present at each event, the Moulin Gazay offers a particularly rich and varied treasure hunt. You can find everything: antique furniture, crockery, clothing, toys, books, vinyl records, tools, trinkets, and decorative objects. The diversity of stalls allows both seasoned collectors and casual browsers to find something they love at often very attractive prices.

Accessible Exhibitor Fees and No Reservation Required

Entry is free for visitors. For exhibitors, fees vary depending on the day and vehicle type: on Thursdays, expect €10 for a car alone, €15 for a car with a trailer or a van; on Saturdays, the rates are the same as Thursdays (per 6-meter pitch); on Sundays, prices rise to €15 for a car, €20 for a car with a trailer or van. No reservation is necessary, making spontaneous participation easy.

Practical Information

The site offers valuable amenities: on-site catering, available restrooms, and ample free parking. The organizer, Tanda, coordinates the market. Its location on the southern outskirts of Nîmes, easily accessible by car, makes it a practical choice for exhibitors from all over the Gard region.