Travel Guide Urçay

In the heart of the Cher Valley, the village of Urçay in the Middle Ages is of course an important place of circulation between Montluçon, Saint-Amand-Montrond and Bourges. The long navigable navigable allowed Urçay to host close from which the wood of the sea and Staves de Tronçais were left by flotation, flat-bottom boats were also built in Urçay to sail the Cher. Navigation stops in the construction of the Berry Canal. Fortunately the arrival of the railway allows Urçay to maintain its activity, the station, located at La Perche, across the Cher, is just steps away from the village. From here, leaving the Chênes oaks, the cables made in the Forges forges, and the reverse, the station réceptionnait all the essential raw materials, fertilizer, lime, grain… Today, Urçay always placed on an important axis of traffic is an ideal gateway for tourists wanting to discover Tronçais, and the banks of the Cher are also very pleasant for the fishermen. walk.