Travel Guide Chabris

13 km north of Valençay by the D 4.Chabris is located in the northern part of the department of Indre, bordering with the department of Loir-et-Cher in the natural region of Boischaut Nord. The town is surrounded by the rivers of Cher and Fouzon and is crossed by the 412 hiking trail and the hiking trail "Pays de Valençay". Wine-growing is one of the activities of the municipality, which is located in the area covered by AOC Valençay but also in the geographical area and in the area of milk production, manufacture and refining of Valençay cheese.The name of Chabris is derived from the Gallic Gallic, which designates a bridge on the CherÉclats of Neolithic ancient Flint artifacts discovered in several areas of the commune attest to their territory in prehistoric times.The archbishops of Bourges had a residence in Chabris, which was fortified at the end of the th century. During wars of religion, the Church Saint-Phalier was looted. Coligny's troops made a low hand on the gold statue of the saint, a gold socket and all the treasure of the church in 1572.Today we can admire the church of St. Christopher and Saint-Phalier whose bells date from the 1930 th century (they are classified as historic monuments), an oratory erected in, in honour of Saint Phalier and Beauregard Castle.