Located in the Creuse, on the border with Indre, the Pays Dunois offers an exceptional setting for nature and culture lovers.
This territory presents a remarkable diversity both in terms of its flora and its built heritage. Visitors can thus enjoy a stay rich in discoveries and varied experiences.
The alliance between natural assets and local know-how
Pays Dunois relies on three fundamental values to attract visitors:
- Nature: with preserved natural sites and green landscapes,
- Know-how: thanks to local craftsmanship which perpetuates ancestral traditions,
- Culture: by promoting its rich artistic and historical heritage.
These elements constitute a real asset for a territory which wishes to stand out from other tourist destinations. They allow travelers to explore an authentic and preserved setting, where the beauty of the landscapes rubs shoulders with the excellence of local productions.
Joint tourism development between Pays Dunois and Indre
With the Creuse River as a link, these two territories have decided to pool their assets to offer a complete and attractive tourist offer. Their goal is to make this region a popular place for visitors looking for authenticity and quality.
The must-sees of the Pays Dunois
To fully enjoy your stay in this exceptional territory, here are some sites and activities not to be missed:
- Museums and historical monuments: discover local history through its remarkable buildings and art centers,
- The ecomuseum: immerse yourself in the daily life of the inhabitants of yesteryear thanks to an immersive visit to a reconstructed village,
- Natural spaces: explore the hiking trails that crisscross the region to admire its preserved landscapes,
- Local artisans: meet the artists and craftsmen who perpetuate traditional know-how, by visiting their workshops or participating in courses.
Thus, the Pays Dunois proves to be an ideal destination for all those who wish to escape far from the beaten track and discover an authentic territory where nature, culture and traditions mingle harmoniously.
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