The Village Antiquités Brocante in Rauzan is a must-visit destination for antique enthusiasts and vintage treasure hunters. Located just 50 minutes from Bordeaux, this year-round market has established itself as a key player in the French antiques scene, attracting visitors from across the country and beyond.
Housed in a repurposed former mushroom factory, the market boasts an expansive 2,000 m² (21,500 square feet) indoor space that houses more than 30 professional dealers. These vendors offer an eclectic array of items ranging from vintage furniture, glassware and textiles to unique collectibles and decorative pieces. Each stall is thoughtfully curated, creating an inviting atmosphere where shoppers can explore and discover hidden gems.
The Village Antiquités Brocante is known for its variety of merchandise to suit all tastes and budgets. Whether you're looking for a few dollars' worth of retro kitchenware or an exquisite antique, you're likely to find it here. This versatility makes the market a popular destination for locals as well as international buyers, with some items making their way to destinations as far away as Dubai and Brazil.
In addition to its regular offerings, the Village Antiquités Brocante hosts special events throughout the year, including larger brocante fairs at Easter and in October. These events attract over 100 vendors and transform Rauzan into a vibrant hub for antique lovers. The market is open Wednesday through Sunday, with ample parking and convenient facilities for loading purchases, making it an accessible and enjoyable experience for all visitors.
Beyond the market, Rauzan itself is a charming village nestled in the picturesque Bordeaux wine region, with additional attractions such as the medieval Château de Rauzan and the Grotte Célestine. This makes a trip to Village Antiquités Brocante not just a shopping trip, but a full day of history, culture and delightful discovery.
Marketplace Highlights
- Antique districts
- 19th century antiques
- 20th century antiques
- Antique furniture
- Antique mirrors
- Architectural salvage
- Art deco
- Bronze & Sculptures
- Collectibles
- Dinnerware
- Glass & Ceramic
- Garden ornaments
- French Provincial
- Kitchenware
- Lighting fixtures
- Militaria
- Mid-century modern
- Porcelain
- Superstore: 20000+ sqft
- Religious artifacts
- Vintage toys
- Admission fee
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