Things to see and do Berry

Philippe Sautereau offers his agricultural activity for walks in carriage. These walks can be done in a 5 km circle or around the farm or in any other place. Its various teams can animate a party or local event like a Christmas market. But it is of course for weddings that his benefit is most appreciated to drive the bride to the church and precede the procession.

The Bourges green ring road is a 5.4 km itinerary around Lac d'Auron, offering visitors the chance to stroll in a natural setting. The greenway also connects various parts of the town, encouraging the use of soft means of transport. Secondary links complete the network. Wherever possible, the green ring road passes through natural areas, offering a pleasant and relaxing walking experience.

The lime and its manufacturing secrets are quite unknown. The Chabrolles heritage site is an opportunity to fill these gaps. Visitors will be able to discover during a visit all the steps necessary for the manufacture of lime, these steps having been made on the site until 1934. How are we going from limestone to lime? The answer will be given during the visit.

This is an ecological and sensory journey of discovery. Explain: adapted to wheelchairs, to the mentally handicapped, to the blind and to the hearing impaired, the Salamandre Trail evolves into a forest environment and takes you to a vast pond. It is punctuated by information workshops and discovery of the forest environment, allowing you to become more familiar with the different tree species that inhabit this space. Tables and benches have been arranged and there you can extend this sports and natural moment by a snack, well balanced!

Tariff: free.

Distance: 2,3 km.

Difficulty: very easy.

In the saddle! This time we will take you around the ponds of Aubigny-sur-Nère. Climb your car to the sports park of the commune and follow the markup: It will take you first to the two water plans, then you will go through the RD 7. You will then longerez the Nère over a few kilometres, before crossing it shortly after the mill du Bois. Your journey leads you to the hamlet of the Forts. Always follow the indications: You will soon come to the RD 940 and see the Velluets. Finally take the direction of the Maltournée, the last step before you return to the port.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: .

You may know Nancay for his sandenews (gourmets!) or for his radiotelescope, the fourth in the world. But did you know that this vast commune of Sologne was also a paradise for hiking? If you still doubt it, we invite you to put yourself in legs with this short walk. Easily accessible, it is particularly recommended for families. It also has the advantage of combining nature and culture: you will discover the castle of the village. Built in the xiith century, it was rebuilt between the xve and sixteenth centuries and restored again in 1855. Today, many architectural elements are included in the supplementary inventory of Historic Monuments.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 2 km.

Duration: 1 h.

Difficulty: easy.

The question is: Randoland playback and educational cards are available for download for this walk; find out about www.randoland.fr.

The fact is that in the Faît des Marnes, the second highest point in the region, after the Humbligny Motte, this hill culminating at 360 meters high is full of marne stone. Sedimentary rock (and the region is populated) composed of calcite and clay, it bears witness to the long process of erosion phenomena. Its proper geological name is better understood now. On February 6, 1945, this promontory of choice allowed a forced landing to an American plane returning from an attack on Berlin, to the surprise of the villagers who received the crew with festooning. Today, a small path of access allows you to discover a breathtaking view of the region where an orientation table gives the various directions, while the isolated tree of fine invoice, he remembers…

This canal, called "canal without tail or head", deserves to be taken from all its long by bicycle or on the water since it inherited this nickname because it is the only canal in France that is not connected to another waterway! This poses, if you ever feel frustrated, consoling with the beauty of the landscape he offers you. It's unique too. Beautiful oak trees are bordering, centenary platanes framed, a viaduct of all beauty carries it, and all along this beautiful red consonance enchants by the lockout houses, the bridges, the bread ovens all designed with this brick that gives to the Etruscan world as their red was also remarkable. Until Blancafort in the Fort Fort, it's 57 km that you're waiting for… on foot or sea! Another great curiosity from Brinon!

Let us clarify things immediately: don't expect to admire vast lavender fields during this trip! Indeed, a lavandière is a woman washing the clothes in a watercourse or a wash wash. It is therefore in the discovery of the washing of the region that you take this cycling course. Brinay, Lury-sur-Arnon, Massay, Dampierre or Genouilly: all these localities have charming buildings, all restored with taste, in accordance with the local architecture. Design your journey according to your wishes thanks to the map of the places, which you have previously recovered from the tourist office of Vierzon.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1 h.

Difficulty: .

The Métiers Trades Hall, which was born in a former farmhouse, is intended to be the showcase of art artists'and craftsmen's know-how. Some of them come to demonstrations from time to time. The works exhibited in this hall are mostly proposed for sale. Note that the Shopping hall houses a temporary exhibition room, the Grenier. 

Looking for a good reason to visit this French village? Here are several! Saint-Amand-Montrond is first the heart of the Hexagon, on the oldest route of France: Jacques Coeur Road. Its imposing fortress and rich cultural heritage will delight history lovers. But Saint-Amand-Montrond is also an «exceptional garden», as the 4 Flowers label rightly awarded. The town and its inhabitants put in place the heart to adorn its streets, its squares and its banks of siding with soft fragrances; The walk is more pleasant!

Tariff: free.

Distance: 2,8 km.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: .

As follows: Randoland recreational and educational cards are available for download for this walk; Check out www.randoland.fr.

In the course of the circuit, in summer, the machines make a demonstration.

Belleville-sur-Loire is known for its Tourist Office, which is a point of reference for visitors wishing to discover the region. The Belleville-sur-Loire Tourist Office website is a valuable resource for information on local attractions, upcoming events and things to do in the area.

This place dedicated to art and ceramics opened its doors in the spring of 2010. This resolutely contemporary space is a very important element of a unique potter heritage in France. It hosts permanent exhibitions of the creations of the members of the association and the temporary exhibitions of contemporary sculptors. The centre also offers guided tours in the village, demonstrations of pottery techniques, courses and training courses for adults and children. For your receptions, it is possible to rent privatised spaces from the centre. The workshop and the oven are also available for rent. A spacious and modern place focused on contemporary art.

This unique, naturist club in the heart of the countryside, where families stay year-round, consists of 3 hectares of a main building, a large swimming pool surrounded by a very pleasant solarium, a boulodrome, children's games, collective barbecues and health. The upper part, especially for caravans, is very sunny, the lower part in the forest for tents is shaded. The sites are not large, they are huge! And the whole terrain is a well-maintained and flowery meadow. In the high season, many nationalities stay or make a stop in this club where you can enjoy intense moments of petanque, calm and family games. You can walk around the club to discover the Trays Forest, the Abbey of Noirlac, the castles of the Loire…

Visible during the Heritage Days.

Located in the woods of Chanteloube, not far from Nohant, the Mare au Diable existed at the time of George Sand, who was walking there with his children. The mare was recorded on the cadastre in 1848. However, the current mare no longer resembles what it was in 1844, when Mauritius drew it for its mother. It is very small. Despite this, the Mare to the Devil's contemporary version still has a mysterious side under the big trees.

In a 50-hectare park, including 15 wooded areas, Château de la Roche offers holidays for children aged 4 to 16, with accommodation. Horseback riding on pony, double pony, horse, introduction to driving, archery, swimming pool, farm animal care and learning how to make bread and cheese await both young and old. As for the supervision, it is provided by one person for 6 children, and by one person for 4 grandchildren. There is a reception activity such as cousinades, parties, etc.

One of the most beautiful natural sites in the department. From the rock rocks located on the right bank of Creuse, you discover the panorama of the ruins of Crozant Castle, located in Creuse, on their rocky spur surrounded by two rivers, la Creuse and Sédelle. You can reach this landscape after a pleasant walk in the small trails lined with dry stone muds. To explain the name of this rock, it is said that every year a competition brought together the girls of the land. They had to get the wool from the famous rock. A legend says that the girl whose spindle was touching the water first without the thread breaking had the chance to marry the son of the lord or one of his companions and be richly endowed. Today, girls use much more solid yarns because the Filmmaking Rocher is a school of climbing.

Cluis is a charming town in the Indre department. For tourist information, visitors can go to the Cluis Tourist Office, located at the Mairie - Services annexes, 12 Rue du Château. You'll also find additional information on Cluis' tourist attractions, accommodation, leisure activities, restaurants and upcoming events. Not-to-be-missed sites in Cluis include La Halle, the Place du Marché and the Chapelle de la Trinité.