Travel Guide Noyers-Sur-Cher

Common in wine-growing countries, Walnut-sur-Cher is named after noius, which was once given to the flooded lowlands. Admire the ancient castle of the Guernettes dating back to the th century, sold and becoming vine boxes. The borders of the Berry Canal allow a nice walk through the water with its lock built by Bridges and Pavement, before admiring its th century chapel, old maladrerie or its windmill in good conservation condition, which used to serve the manufacture of the flour. The church of Saint-Sylvain, in the heart of the city centre, is another pilgrimage destination for the travellers of Fez. Insolite, on the houses of the village, we can see graffiti carved in stone by American soldiers during the First World War: matricule, name or simple figurative drawing are memories of their passage to Walnut-sur-Cher between 1917 and 1919, then transformed into training camp for more than 5 200 men.Between June and September of each year, Walnut-sur-Cher organizes an art exhibition, "Art at Chapel", with many artists present to exhibit their works. Information at 54 75 72 72 02.