Vide-greniers de Rémuzat

The Vide-greniers de Rémuzat: National Day in the Eygues Gorges

Rémuzat is one of the most spectacular villages in the Baronnies drômoises. Nestled against vertiginous limestone cliffs inhabited by bearded vultures and Egyptian vultures, and lulled by the green waters of the Eygues, this village is a prime spot for climbing and hiking in the Parc Naturel Régional des Baronnies Provençales. Every July 14th, it celebrates National Day with its annual car boot sale, combining the joys of rummaging and the great outdoors.

Rémuzat and the Eygues Gorges: An Exceptional Natural Site

The gorges carved by the Eygues around Rémuzat are among the most beautiful in the Drôme. The grey and white cliffs, hundreds of meters high, are home to one of the largest colonies of nesting birds of prey in France: griffon vultures, bearded vultures, and Egyptian vultures constantly soar above the village. This exceptional site is a top destination for nature lovers, who often take advantage of the July 14th car boot sale to discover or revisit Rémuzat.

A Popular and Festive Car Boot Sale

The July 14th car boot sale in Rémuzat is a popular celebration in the tradition of the Baronnies villages. Private sellers and a few professional antique dealers offer furniture, crockery, clothing, tools, and various objects in the village alleyways, under the shade of plane trees and stone houses. The atmosphere is that of a small, festive village community, welcoming and authentic.

Practical Information

The car boot sale takes place on July 14th in Rémuzat. Free entry. Parking on the outskirts of the village. National Day festivities and catering on site.