The 'Grande Réderie' in Amiens

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15KM OF PAVEMENTS
80000VISITORS
2000STALLHOLDERS

Amiens: 'Grande Réderie'

2 KEY DATES

The 'Grande Réderie' in Amiens takes place twice a year: in autumn (often the 1st Sunday in October) and in spring (second Sunday in April). It's the second largest event of its kind, after the 'Grande Braderie' in Lille. It brings together nearly 2,000 stallholders from all over France and beyond, amateur and professional, with visitors from all over Europe in search of the object(s) of their dreams. A chance to meet people from lots of different countries and backgrounds in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. So, we’ll see you on 23rd April 2023 for the spring event and 1st October 2023 for the 'Grande Réderie' in autumn!

Check out the 'Grande Réderie' official website

©CRTP-Clémence Millet

©CRTP Clémence Millet

A few useful words for the day

Vinde, Acater = sell, buy
D'l'argint, d'l'ergint = money
Del monnoée = change Un briscanteus= second-hand goods dealer
Eune viézrie = old thing, antique
"Combin qu'cha coute?" / How much does it cost? (A nod to the late Jean-Pierre Pernaud, native of Picardy)
"A ch'martchè à rédries, feut marcander !"/ At a flea market, you must haggle!

'Réderie' is the Picardy term for flea market, bric a brac or car boot sale, second hand street market. Go treasure hunting this weekend!