Angliers Flea Markets

Angliers, Loudun country village

A small village of about 400 inhabitants in northern Vienne, at the edge of Loudun country and Touraine. Rural commune typical of Loudun Gâtine, farming and preserved. Three flea markets in 2026: Sundays 14 June, 12 July and 9 August. An intense rhythm for such a small village, telling of vibrant community life.

Monthly frequency in high summer makes Angliers a regular anchor for area hunters: between Loudun, Richelieu and Thouars, enthusiasts can chain dates and return multiple times.

What to find

• Villager family bric-à-brac
• Small country furniture, rural items
• Tableware, porcelain, glass
• Adults' and children's clothes
• Toys, games, old books
• Old farm tools, vintage, knick-knacks

Three editions, three moods

14 June opens the season — spring vibe, motivated sellers with winter-sorted pieces. 12 July is peak summer — tourists join locals. 9 August is last-chance before school — holidaymakers wrap up, hunters review summer finds. Returning to all three shows fresh stock each time.

Loudun country: an unknown hunting land

Loudun country, north of Vienne, is a passageway between Touraine, Anjou and Poitou. Rural, discreet, beautiful Gâtine landscapes (meadows, copses, ponds), strong historic heritage (Urbain Grandier, Théophraste Renaudot in Loudun), lively community tradition. Flea markets abound in small villages like Angliers.

Nearby

Loudun (15 km). Monts-sur-Guesnes (10 km). Moncontour (20 km). Richelieu (25 km) and Armand-Jean du Plessis's fortress-city. Thouars (25 km).

Hunter tips

Come by car — no nearby station. Arrive by 8 am for morning cool and best finds. Cash, bag. Don't overlook small villages — that's where gentle-priced finds hide. Extend with Loudun or Richelieu.