フールディンの丘のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Located in the heart of Le Bouchet, dominated by its castle, the Maison du Parc welcomes visitors to the renovated buildings of one of the castle's former farms. The materials used and the building's shape are a prime example of Brenne rural architecture. The Maison du Parc is a place to find information and explore. It includes a tourist information point, a video projection room, and a space for temporary exhibitions. There's also a shop with local products and a tasting room. There's also an outdoor picnic area with tables and benches.

We deviated slightly from the route and paused at the "plage/beach" with picnic tables and benches and a beautiful view of the Château. Highly recommended!

This 12th century Romanesque building housed a lamp that shone in honor of the dead buried in the nearby cemetery. Previously, lamps were placed in the center of cemeteries.

The castle was built between 1180 and 1190 and restored between 1872 and 1877. The building was remodeled in 1921. Built in a square, this castle shows its military origins. It has known many owners over the centuries and many renovations.

Hard to miss, this ancient 11th century fortress stands proudly on a hill of red sandstone and dominates the area around it. Open to visits from April to November, this castle has been completely renovated to make you feel what it was like during its history, especially during the Hundred Years War.

As everywhere in the Brenne, these large ponds have an indisputable charm

Nice restaurant, shaded terrace with a nice view... service hours wide enough for cyclists or hikers.