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A charming little town nestled on the banks of the Indre, Montbazon stands out with its medieval character. Its small streets lead to shops of all kinds. The most remarkable remains the imposing fortress in the heart of the city, built from 991 and today accessible to the public. For pilgrims who frequent the Via Turonensis, a number of accommodations, including a campsite on the other side of the Indre, are available in Montbazon.

This beautiful path crosses shady woods, the path is generally smooth (it is unpaved however), can be muddy if it rains. There are many places to stop along the way, there are picnic tables available. You will pass by several castles such as the Château de Leugny and the Château de Beauvais.

The Château de Fontenay is a castle whose first construction dates back to the 17th century. Partly destroyed two centuries later, it was finally rebuilt by a Parisian architect. Today, the castle hosts a gîte and guest rooms as well as a wine-growing activity.

Montbazon is a medieval town located on the banks of the Indre River and surrounded by greenery. Its historic center houses an impressive fortress that can be visited both in summer and during the holiday season.

View from the path along the Cher

The Château de Nitray is a typical residence of the French First Renaissance. Built on the left bank of the Cher, it consists of two towers at the north entrance: one houses a chapel and the other the fruit tree (where fruit was dried). The lord's house overlooks the park as well as the main courtyard. A dovecote with its rotating ladder in working order completes the set. The French-style garden housing the vegetable garden and the orchard is located to the south of the agricultural buildings. The 10-hectare vineyard is located to the west of the chateau.

This castle cannot be visited, it is a hotel.

Its vegetable garden dedicated to tomatoes, and its pleasant wood, make this château an interesting stopover for a few hours.