Saint-Genouph

Built in the late nineteenth century, the church of Saint-Genouph takes place on the remains of an old religious building dating from the Romanesque era. On the outside, it is possible to admire modillions in the form of grinning heads, while inside, several stained glass windows reveal singular decorations like the Woman with five knees. Do not miss to admire the wooden bas-relief above the main door, Saint-Roch is represented in a very particular way.

Several remarkable homes take place in the town, like the manor of Morier with its two turrets capped with two small cones, or the bourgeois home of the seventeenth century settled on the hamlet of Marsay.

You can take pleasant walks on the side of the fish pass on the Cher built in the 2000s to allow the migration of fish. Several hiking and cycling trails are accessible in and around the city.

Every last weekend of June, place at the shallot entrecote Fair with its shows, concerts, rides and country ball. A torchlight retreat and fireworks are also part of it.

A Christmas market with entertainment is organized in December.