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The Jean Linard Cathedral is a remarkable site of singular art. Located 2hrs 30 minutes from Paris, between Sancerre and La Borne, this cathedral, "the highest in the world, because it has the sky for a roof", soars from the sunken flint quarry.

With the Tourist Office's "Visite Gourmande", heritage meets gastronomy! Discover or rediscover Sancerre and its specialties... After nourishing the spirit, let's move on to the discovery of local products.

Sagonne, a site of Gallo-Roman origin, has sheltered some famous people over the centuries: the Constable of Sancerre, the d’Amboise dynasty, Gabrielle d'Estrées, Mansart, etc.

"Château Fer" is a castle. The owners will open their doors to present you their organic farm project.

See Sancerre differently, rediscovering the town through details revealed to you by the beam of a torchlight. Architecture, sculptures, even the smallest elements will come to life without false modesty?

Aubigny, a Scottish land in Berry, a garden town and town of history and art, is a street museum with a unique set of half-timbered houses built in the Renaissance.

Visit the historic center of Saint-Amand-Montrond, free or guided tours.

The fortress of Montrond (classified as a Historic Monument since 1988), owned by the City of Saint-Amand-Montrond (Cher), is the only bastioned fortification built in central France. Its origins date back to the 13th century.

Discover the Centre d'Interprétation de l'Auld Alliance situated at the ground floor of the Stuarts' Castle. Learn and improve your knowledges on the history that links Aubigny to Scotland thanks to this playful and interactive visit.

Bourges reveals its rich cultural and historical past in each of its streets, buildings, gardens and cathedral which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tours available are divided into different themes.