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The ECLAT Car Boot Sales on the Place Royale

Labastide-d'Armagnac is one of the most beautiful bastides in southwestern France. Its Place Royale, surrounded by arcades and half-timbered houses, provides an incomparable setting for the three annual car boot sales organized by the cultural association ECLAT. Located at 51 Place Royale, the association animates the cultural life of this medieval town founded in 1291.

Three Annual Events

ECLAT organizes three car boot sales per year, spread between May, August, and October. This regularity has made these events unmissable for bargain hunters from Bas-Armagnac and the entire Landes department. Each edition takes over the Place Royale and the Place des Ormeaux, offering a vast and picturesque hunting ground. Opening hours extend from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM for the August edition.

An Exceptional Historical Setting

Hunting for treasures under the arcades of a 13th-century bastide is a unique experience. The half-timbered houses, the medieval arcades, and the fortified church create a backdrop that adds incomparable charm to the search for antique objects. Visitors often combine visiting the car boot sale with discovering the architectural heritage of Labastide-d'Armagnac.

The ECLAT Association

ECLAT is a cultural association that works to animate Labastide-d'Armagnac throughout the year. The car boot sales are one of its flagship activities, attracting visitors and revenue for the village. Pitches are offered in 3-meter modules, and reservations are made directly with the association. On-site catering and the friendliness of the volunteers do the rest.

Exceptional Medieval Heritage

Labastide-d'Armagnac is classified among the most beautiful villages in the region. Its Place Royale, built in the 13th century, is one of the best-preserved in southwestern France. Hunting for treasures under the medieval arcades, between the half-timbered houses and the fortified church, is a unique experience that distinguishes the ECLAT car boot sales from all other events of their kind in the Landes. Visitors often combine treasure hunting with heritage visits, making this day a complete cultural outing in the heart of Bas-Armagnac.