Puces Brocante à Carpentras – Sunday Flea Market
Ashley Tinker · Inspire · Shopping & GiftsThe photo is just an example of the great mix of treasures you’ll find at Carpentras.
The Sunday antique market at Carpentras is my favourite weekly antique market. As you may already know, the town of Isle sur la Sorgue is the king of antiques in the south of France. If you are looking …Continue reading here
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