Pays de George Sand

https://www.pays-george-sand.fr/fr/

There are leaflets from Tourist Information in the drawer in the Dining Area.

Sarzay

journey back in time to a medieval days

Sarzay is an amazing Chateau from the 14th Century. It once had 38 towers and 3 drawbridges. It’s still awesome! It has 5 towers, a moat and a chapel.

On the road leading out to Nohant is a lovely bar and restaurant with an amazing view of Sarzay – worth stopping for a drink or a meal.

http://sarzay.net/

 

Nohant Vic

enjoy the tea room

This village is a special place to visit on a sunny day. There is an 18th century chateau and a tea room and a bar/restaurant. The gardens of the house are shady and worth exploring.

The Tourist Information Office is accessible and has the same range of leaflets as the office in La Chatre.

http://www.maison-george-sand.fr/en/

 

 

 

 

Lys-St Georges

step back in time and imagine you are part of a story

A lovely chateau with a view and a medieval leper house down in the valley – explore

 

 

St Severe

Jacques Tati was here

JThe village has a ruined keep above it. It was the set of a famours Jacques Tati film called Jour de Fete. The market square has a 17th-century covered market, 15th-century fortified door and 16th-century cross. The Maison de Jour de Fête is a  museum dedicated to Jacques Tati.

The market takes place in the covered market on Wednesday morning.

 

Neuvy St Sepulchre

a unique rotunda

Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur basilica is 12th Centuary replica of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and a UNESCO Routes of Santiago de Compostela in France World Heritage Site.The Romanesque catherdral has a unique rotunda.

https://www.france-voyage.com/tourism/neuvy-saint-sepulchre-basilica-1585.htm