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Long walk but very easy

La Toque à Huriel is one of the few quadrangular donjons from the 12th century remaining in France. While running, you can admire the impressive medieval fortress, which was once the residence of the powerful lords of Huriel, and admire the panoramic view from the top of the tower. The dungeon also houses a museum which presents the local heritage and culture of Huriel.

La Toque à Huriel is one of the few quadrangular donjons from the 12th century remaining in France. You can explore the impressive medieval fortress, which was once the residence of the powerful lords of Huriel, and admire the panoramic view from the top of the tower. The dungeon also houses a museum which presents the local heritage and culture of Huriel.

This medieval castle sits atop a rocky promontory overlooking the River Cher. You can enjoy the panoramic view from the castle terrace and imagine the history and legends surrounding this place.

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.

There are two beautiful listed 13th century monuments in this small Bourbon town with a feudal past: the Romanesque church of Notre-Dame and the donjon de la Toque, the remains of an old castle. Alain-Fournier and Georges Sand talk about it with tenderness in their novels.

The château des ducs de Bourbon stands on the highest point of the city. From here view over the city