Spend a stay in one of the Petite Noue guesthouses in Vignoux sous les Aix in the Cher (18) region and set off to explore Berry.

Bourges,
Capital of Berry

With a rich and gourmet heritage, the city of Bourges in the Cher (18), offers you visits such as the St Etienne Cathedral, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Jacques Coeur Palace, civil architecture from the 15th century unique in France. , museums full of stories, a historic center with half-timbered houses.

In terms of nature, the Bourges marshes, 150 hectares of greenery in the heart of the city.

Gargilesse - Dampierre, the village of George Sand

Classified as the most beautiful village in France, this small village located in the Creuse valley (23), was the inspiration of the greatest painters like George Sand. You can also visit his house there as well as discover various exhibitions of paintings.

Apremont sur Allier, a journey through time

Dominated by its castle, the town of Appremont in Allier (03) invites you to discover its timeless architecture! House with turrets, half-timbered, dense flowering and a remarkable garden.

White, and its crossing river

On the upper town side, visit the house of the friends of Le Blanc and the Naillac castle or take advantage of the outdoor base by the river to practice canoeing, speleology, mountain biking, four cross, tree climbing, etc.

On the lower town side, explore the city center and its viaduct.

Sancerre, the perched city

Classified as one of the most beautiful detours in France, the city of Sancerre in the Cher (18) offers you a magnificent landscape. Perched at an altitude of 300m, you can contemplate its vineyard hills as well as the Loire Valley.

On the vineyard side, do not leave without tasting one of the wines with an international reputation.

Ask your little Noue guesthouse near Sancerre (18) for advice on visiting a wine estate with wine tasting.

Argenton sur Creuse, the Venice of Berry

An atypical village in Indre (36) with waterfront houses which have the distinction of having wooden galleries directly up on the river.

And for history, do not miss the site and the archaeological museum Argentomagus.

La Borne, capital of ceramics

Located in the town of Henriemont in Cher (18), La Borne has been known for its pottery since the 12th century.

A village in the middle of a forest where even the sidewalks are paved with terracotta.

Déols

Discover a Cluniac heritage, visit the lapidary museum and climb to the bell tower overlooking the city.

Déols in Indre (36), a stopover town on the way to Saint Jacques de Compostelle.

Aubigny-sur-Nère, the Scottish city of Berry

Do not pass near Aubigny-sur-Nère in the Cher (18) without discovering its heritage and its Franco-Scottish festivals, festivals carried out following a sealed pact between the kingdoms of France and Scotland during the war of 100 years.

Reuilly, an AOC vineyard

Red, white, gray, a vineyard which owes its name to this village of Champagne from Berry.

Come and taste an AOC wine while enjoying the scenery, the Romanesque church of Saint Denis and the museum dedicated to the vineyard, all accompanied by Berry folk art.