

Whilst staying in our cottage we can recommend plenty of interesting places within easy reach:
A medieval village justly deserving its "Les Plus Beaux Villages de France” (most beautiful village) status. You can enjoy the floral park, château and carriage museum, or simply enjoy a walk through this beautiful village and pause on the banks of the river Allier. There is also a Brasserie which serves drinks and snacks
This is a bustling market town with an Intermarche, small shops, hotels and bars. The market takes place on Wednesday mornings, covering five squares in the centre of town.
Bordered by the Loire, Nevers is a city of arts and history, with the palais ducal, the beautiful cathedral and the Formula 1 circuit. The Grotto of St. Bernadette is sited across the park. There are options here for gourmet dining. The main line rail service to Paris is found here, with central Paris only 2 hours away by train.
Sancerre is a medieval hill-top village famous for the Sauvignon Blanc wines. The next village of Bue is where to find most of the caves for tasting and buying. A beautiful visit.
University city with lots of style, gothic cathedral and medieval quarter.
Also the stylish towns of Beaunne, Dijon, The Basilica of St Mary Magdalen in Vézelay. and the Roman town of Autun, the chateau of the Loire are all easily reached for a day trip