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Cistercian monastery of the 12th century. One of the most well preserved monastic buildings in Europe.

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?

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

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.

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

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.

It is the largest Renaissance-style building in Bourges. Housed in a museum in 1951, the collections include furniture, including a rare 17th-century ebony cabinet and 15th to 18th century tapestries and paintings.

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.

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.

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.

This small city owes its name of Dun le Roi to its entry in the domain of the king of France in 1101. Today, the Philippe Auguste promenade lined with fleur-de-lys invites you to stroll along its ramparts.