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In Bordeaux, the Chartrons district will transform into a giant flea market and open-air celebration for an entire weekend

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The Editor

Hunt for treasures, raise a glass and celebrate autumn in the heart of Bordeaux. On October 24 and 25, the New Wine and Antique Fair returns to the Chartrons district for its 45th edition, bringing together more than 100 professionals, merchants and entertainment in the neighborhood's streets.

Every year, it's the event of the season. For 2 days, Notre-Dame Street and Chartrons Square will come alive with the buzz of this Bordeaux gathering that's become a beloved tradition. A huge flea market, antique dealers, new wine, roasted chestnuts, open shops and street orchestras will set the scene for this festive weekend, from 10am to 7pm.


Over 100 professionals in the heart of Chartrons

Attention treasure hunters: rue Notre-Dame will transform into a vast open-air flea market. Antique dealers and professionals will display period furniture, quirky objects, vintage pieces, and other forgotten treasures.

The neighborhood's shops and restaurants will also participate in this 45th edition, while brass bands and orchestras will entertain visitors as they stroll through the streets. A popular and friendly atmosphere that has defined this event for decades.


New wine, roasted chestnuts and orchestras in the streets

The antique fair is just one part of the celebration. As the name suggests, new wine will be the guest of honor, accompanied by roasted chestnuts and seasonal specialties.

The official opening takes place Saturday, October 24th at 11am. The next day, join us at 11:30am for the traditional blessing of the new wine, followed by a free organ concert at 4pm at Saint-Louis Church. It's the perfect excuse to spend an entire weekend strolling through one of Bordeaux's most iconic neighborhoods, a glass of new wine in hand and an eye out for the next vintage gem.