Feel free to call upon the dynamic team of the Sancerre Tourist Office, under the leadership of its Director, Matthias Rapeaud, to fully enjoy your stay and not miss out on the best regional events.

Discover the secrets of Sancerre wines and the richness of its underground treasures... before tasting them in the cellars! At Maison des Sancerre, immerse yourself in an educational and playful presentation of the vineyard and its diverse soils, uncovering fossils dating back 200 million years, when the glacial valleys of Sancerre were submerged under the sea.

Le Château de Boucard is a historic castle in central France, combining medieval and Renaissance architecture. Built in the 12th century, it features defensive structures and elegant residential areas. The castle is notable for its picturesque setting, surrounded by a moat and extensive gardens.

The Chateau de Sancerre, located in the Cher department, is a medieval castle overlooking the region's famous vineyards. Though largely destroyed, the Tour des Fiefs remains an important remnant. Today, the site is also renowned for its esteemed wine estate.

The Tour de Vesvres is a medieval tower located in the Burgundy region of France. It was built in the 13th century and served both as a defensive structure and a seigneurial residence. The tower is situated on a hill and offers a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. It is open to visitors during the summer months and provides a unique opportunity to discover the medieval history and architecture of the region.

The village of La Borne is a pottery village located in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France. For over 800 years, the potters of La Borne have perpetuated the pottery tradition by using ancient artisanal techniques to create unique clay pieces.

The Jean Linard Cathedral is an architectural ensemble that features pottery, mosaics, and metal sculptures. It symbolizes a unique form of art, inspired by figures such as Gaudi, Picassiette, Picasso, and the Facteur Cheval.

The Cathedral of Bourges is a Gothic cathedral located in the city of Bourges, France. It was built between the 12th and 13th centuries and is considered one of the jewels of Gothic architecture in France. The cathedral boasts exceptional stained glass windows, which are among the oldest and most beautiful in France.

The Jacques Coeur Palace is a Gothic palace located in the city of Bourges, France. It was built in the 15th century for Jacques Coeur, a wealthy merchant and banker of King Charles VII. The palace features remarkable architecture with a façade richly adorned with sculptures and decorative stone motifs. Visitors can explore the palace's carefully restored rooms, which house exhibitions on art and history, focusing on the life of Jacques Coeur and the history of the city of Bourges.

The Printemps de Bourges Festival is an annual music event held in the city of Bourges, France. Established in 1977, the festival showcases a diverse lineup of emerging artists and renowned musicians across various genres including pop, rock, electronic, and hip-hop. The festival also hosts theater, dance, and comedy acts, providing visitors with a complete cultural experience.

The Jacques Coeur Route is a tourist route in France that connects the cities of Bourges and Montluçon. It owes its name to Jacques Coeur, a wealthy merchant of the 15th century, who had connections with the cities along this route. This route is dotted with numerous castles and historic mansions, some dating back to medieval times, which bear witness to the history and architecture of the region.

La Charite-sur-Loire is a small town located in the department of Nièvre, France. It is known for its famous Benedictine abbey, founded in the 9th century, which has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998. The abbey is considered one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in France, with its thick stone walls, barrel vaults, and arcades adorned with sculptures.

The Faïences de Gien and Émaux de Briare are remarkable examples of traditional French craftsmanship. Faïencerie de Gien, founded in 1821, produces high-quality artistic and decorative faience made from fine clay, hand-painted with floral, animal, and architectural motifs. Émaux de Briare, established in 1864, specializes in the production of enamel mosaics used in interior and exterior building decoration.

Henrichemont is a small town located in the department of Cher, France. It was founded by Maximilien de Béthune, Duke of Sully, who was a minister to Henri IV, in 1606. The town was built to celebrate King Henri IV, whom Sully was a close collaborator and friend to. It was designed as a fortified star-shaped town, with straight streets and regular squares, following the principles of Renaissance urban planning. The town was named Henrichemont in honor of Henri IV.

Mehun-sur-Yevre, capital of Charles VII during the Hundred Years' War, is also known for its old town, with its picturesque streets, old stone houses, and small squares. The city is renowned for its rich historical heritage, notably its 13th-century castle, which was the favorite residence of King Charles VII in the 15th century.

MDV Equestrian Center, less than a 10-minute drive from the cottages.

Canoeing on the Loire: Europe's last wild river, which will take you to discover unspoiled nature.

Crinières et Sabots : Discovering Untouched Nature with Yvan and Karine.

For cycling enthusiasts: We have numerous hiking and biking trails around us. The two hiking and mountain biking trails that pass by the cottage are: 23 and 31!

On foot or by bike, plenty of vineyard walks.

Hot Air Balloons by Vent d’Anges in Sury-en-Vaux

Discover Paragliding with Rêves d'Ailes in Bué, just 2 kilometers away.

Route: 'La Loire à Vélo' along the lateral canal and to discover history all along the Loire.

Carp fishing in a pond 2 kilometers from the Happy Petit Senais estate.