The Saint-Eustache Flea Market is a sprawling mix of indoor stalls, outdoor vendors, and pure Quebec retail theatre. Since the late ’70s, the market has grown into the province’s largest of its kind, filling an old drive-in site with everything from discount basics to rare collectibles. On one end you’ll find racks of work boots and stacks of cut-price electronics; on the other, crates of vinyl, antique cameras, and kitchenware worn smooth from decades of use.
More than a hundred boutiques stay open year-round, with restaurants, repair counters, and even a kids’ play zone tucked into the complex. The crowd is just as varied—families, bargain hunters, and collectors all weaving through aisles in search of something unexpected. It’s equal parts kitsch and craft.
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