A WEEKEND IN THE BERRY
- Romane et Minh-Son de Château Route
- Oct 28
- 2 min read
Authentic, peaceful, and generous, the Berry region is a land of traditions and simple pleasures. Between picturesque villages, rich heritage, unspoiled nature, and gourmet delights, this area of Centre-Val de Loire has everything to charm travelers in search of beauty and tranquility.
FRIDAY weekend in the berry
Arrival & the charm of a historic village
Settle in comfortably at the château, then wander through the narrow streets of Sainte-Sévère-sur-Indre. A heritage trail will guide you through the local treasures — ancient stones, memories of the filming of Jour de Fête, and charming little shops.
End your day with a timeless moment on the château’s panoramic terrace, watching the sunset. A gentle first glimpse into the soul of Berry — the perfect way to begin your weekend in the berry.

Enjoy a delicious meal at Au Fil du Temps in Pouligny-Notre-Dame, a lovely local restaurant where regional products are reimagined with creativity and care.
SATURDAY
Exploring the vallée noire
Head to La Châtre, a charming medieval town. Its Saturday morning market is a must-see: farmhouse cheeses, potato galette, pâté berrichon… Let yourself be tempted by a few tastings, perhaps with a drink on the terrace of the Café du Commerce. Then, wander through the narrow streets — the keep, the red house, the historic town hall — every corner has its story.
Next stop: Nohant-Vic! Step inside its Romanesque church, home to stunning 12th-century frescoes. Then visit George Sand’s House: her residence, romantic gardens, and the literary atmosphere of the 19th century offer a journey through time and imagination.
On your way back, stop at the Château de Sarzay, a true medieval fortress. You’ll find a small café with a terrace in the village — perfect for a relaxing break with a view.
End your day with a good meal: choose a traditional option at Le Comptoir des Évasions in Vic, known for its beef ribs and axe throwing, or enjoy an exotic touch at Le Panier de Célestine in Chassignolles — a warm, flavorful restaurant run by Nasser and his wife, serving delicious Lebanese cuisine.
SUNDAY
Nature & a Cinematic Touch
Start your day with an enchanting walk through Parc des Parelles, a natural site with a magical atmosphere. If you feel like being more active, hop on an electric bike from the château and ride through the Berry countryside to the park — a 15 km route.
Treat yourself to a final gourmet stop at Le Relais du Facteur, the typical restaurant of Sainte-Sévère-sur-Indre.
Before heading home, enjoy a cheerful moment at the Maison “Jour de Fête”, where you’ll dive into the world of Jacques Tati’s cult film, shot right here in the village. A joyful, interactive tribute — the perfect way to end your weekend with a smile.

Depending on the day, some markets, events, or restaurants may vary. The team can help you adjust the program, book visits, or recommend places according to your preferences.
















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