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This museum brings to life Ainay-le-Vieil in 1914, a lively farming village of 510 inhabitants. Farmers, craftsmen and canal boatmen formed a lively community. A touching tribute to a rural and traditional France that has now partly disappeared.

The "Grant Maison", built between 1443 and 1451 and belonging to Jacques Coeur, treasurer of King Charles VII, is rare unaltered evidence of 15th-century civil architecture.

You can admire the historical center illuminated every evening by a light path. Free tour of approximately 1 hour. Departure: Musée Saint-Vic.

Immerse yourself in a historical and romantic dimension with a visit to the château, the Royal Albania Foundation, 18th-century collections (weapons, embroideries, costumes) and the Alain Fournier Museum. Tasting at the end of the visit.

Duchess of Portsmouth Park, designed and created by Le Notre. Large Hornbeam hedges shape the garden.

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

A mysterious tour with magic tricks is available at the lavishly furnished Chateau of Meillant, remarkable for its flamboyant Gothic style. The game "Save the fairy goblin" is staged for children in the old cellar, in a dream-like miniature world.

One of the most beautiful and one of the oldest house of Aubigny-sur-Nère, built in 1519 after a big fire (1512). Nowedays, it welcomes the art gallery François 1er where you will appreciate multiple exhibitions. Free entrance.

A 15th and 17th-century building - a setting that highlights the creative imagination of Maurice Estève, a major painter from the second half of the 20th century.

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.

The Château of La Verrerie is a jewel of the Renaissance built by Béraud Stuart, on the edge of a large lake surrounded by forests. This place contains trails where Alain Fournier, the author of Le Grand Meaulnes loved walking.