The Château de Marcheval is a château dating from the 18th century, built of brick and stone on the site of an older structure. The château includes a square chapel with a small bell tower. Its façades and roofs were listed as historic monuments by decree of 20 August 1976.
Renting a holiday apartment in Millançay can be part of your personal travel plans.
Townscape
The church in Millançay was built in 1888. The Bois-Fleury tower is a royal dovecote on private property. When leaving the town centre, it is on the right-hand side of the road to Loreux.
Festivals
Every year on the last weekend of September, Millançay celebrates pumpkins and regional products at the Foire à la Citrouille. On Sunday, the event includes an exhibition of art and crafts open to everyone. The programme also features an agricultural competition and agricultural exhibition, a flea market, a fair, catering and refreshments.
Paths and nature
Millançay has hiking and walking trails that can be used on foot, by bicycle or on horseback. Three local circular routes lead to manor farms, traces of the village's past, and through the heathland and woodland landscapes of the Sologne.
One local circular route reaches the Étang des Millançois after two kilometres. The Explor'Game “Le trésor du Château médiéval” in Millançay is a 1.7-kilometre route starting at the Place de l’Église.
The Réserve de Malzoné covers 77 hectares, including 32 hectares of water, and has two observation towers. It is a protected refuge for migratory birds; in winter, more than a thousand ducks of various species are not uncommon there.
Other places: La Marolle-En-Sologne, Saint-Gourgon, Fortan, Lassay-sur-Croisne, Yvoy-Le-Marron, Saint-Rimay, Seigy, Muides-Sur-Loire.
