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A beautiful medieval village on the Aumance River. It features a ruined castle, great rest stops along the river, and a charming medieval center with a restaurant and artisan shop. A visit is well worth it!

Historic towns in the Aumance Valley

The Château de Mauvaisinière is a 16th and 17th century manor house nestled in a wild ravine. You can admire its harmonious façade, its round tower and its 18th century portal. The castle is private property, but you can still enjoy the view of the valley and the Mauvaisinière stream that crosses it. The castle has a rich history, having belonged to several noble families over the centuries. It has also been the subject of meticulous restoration since 2018, with the support of the Heritage Foundation. Mauvaisinière Castle is a hidden gem that will charm you with its rustic beauty and tranquility.

Château La Louvière is an elegant neoclassical building dating from the 14th century which has a rich wine history. You can explore the architecture and history of this magnificent property, as well as discover its vineyard and taste its wines. You can also enjoy the magnificent park which surrounds the castle and which offers a peaceful and green setting for a relaxing walk. Château La Louvière is an essential destination for any wine and history lover.

Former Néris-les-Bains station, completing the greenway from Montluçon. It is particularly notable for its regional Art Deco style.

Small quiet road between Marignon and Néry, overhanging and with a very beautiful view.

The castle of the Dukes of Bourbon was built in 1370 and then restored by Louis II of Bourbon. He made it his favorite residence. From the square, below, where you can have a coffee at the brasserie, you have a superb view of the castle.

The magnificent Halle de Commentry is open every Friday, market days, from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. About sixty local producers are present, enough to fill up!