Méhers: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Méhers
Nature
The Chemin des étangs is a 7-kilometre circular route starting in Méhers. It is signposted with the PR® markings “barrette jaune” and “triangle jaune”.
Les Perrières, also known as Trous de Méhers, comprises calcareous grassland with orchids and junipers, as well as water-filled pits inhabited by noteworthy amphibians, dragonflies and underwater vegetation. The area is designated as a type I ZNIEFF No. 240031055.
Les Perrières is privately owned and not accessible to the public; there are neither self-guided nor guided visits there.
Culture
The Manoir de Beauregard is classified as a historic monument and was built in the early years of the 16th century. It is privately owned.
The Église Saint-Clair is listed as a historic monument in its entirety.
The Saint-Clair celebration takes place every year at the beginning of June, with a mass in the church. This is followed by a blessing of the statuette of the Fontaine Saint-Clair.
The Fontaine Saint-Clair is associated with pilgrimages for eye ailments.
Geographical location
In the wider region around Méhers are the Château de Valençay and the Château de Romorantin, both castles. Also located in this wider region are the Abbaye de Barzelle and the Abbaye du Lieu-Notre-Dame, both historic sites.
Those who choose Méhers as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Other places: Souvigny-En-Sologne, Romorantin-Lanthenay, Oisly, Saint-Aignan, Saint-Georges-Sur-Cher, Bourre, Renay, Faverolles-sur-Cher.
To the higher-level travel overview: Loir-Et-Cher.
