• Bourges - As you stroll along Bourbonnoux Street, discover an iconic figure of the city.
• 13 Rue Bourbonnoux - Pause here and glance to the right to see the last building you passed.
• Hotel Lallemant - On your left, behind the gates, lies the historic Inn Lallemant, now home to the captivating Museum of Decorative Arts.
• Place Gordaine - Welcome to the charming Place Gordaine, known for its timber-framed houses, bustling terraces, and diverse shops, making it one of the most vibrant and picturesque spots in Bourges!
• Eglise Saint-Bonnet - Arriving at the edge of Bourges’ historic center, you will find the church of Saint-Bonnet, a 13th-century religious structure, standing before you.
• 12 Hle Saint-Bonnet - To your left, observe the Saint-Bonnet Halls, a significant historic covered marketplace.
• Rue Mirebeau - Linking Place Gordaine to Place de la Barre, Rue Mirebeau is a major shopping street in Bourges.
• Rue Mirebeau - The small passage on your right leads to the Calvin space, the site of the former Augustinian convent established in the 13th century.
• Rue Coursarlon - You are now in one of the busiest and oldest streets in the capital of Berry.
• Hôtel des Échevins de Bourges - Constructed in the 15th century, this Inn became the Bourges Town Inn following the Great Burgundy Fire of 1487.
• Place Cujas - This splendid building, showcasing First French Renaissance architecture, was erected in the 16th century.
• Palais Jacques-Coeur - The second monument after the cathedral, this magnificent palace traces the legacy of Jacques Coeur, a merchant, adventurer, and Grand Argentier of King Charles VII from 1439.
• 29 Rue Moyenne - Notice the grand building on your left, known as the Inn des Postes.
• Bourges - While ascending Rue Moyenne, learn about one of Bourges’ most renowned features: its music festival.
• Rue de Séraucourt - Constructed between 1936 and 1938, this elegant building of light red bricks was intended as a party venue.
• Le Jardin de l’Archeveche - You are now in the Archdiocese garden, one of Bourges’ most frequented gardens.
• Marais des Prébendes - Isn’t it breathtaking? This is arguably the most stunning view in Bourges.
• Place Etienne Dolet - Facing the cathedral, this building is the Museum of the Best Workers of France, located in the former archbishop’s palace from the 17th century.
• Cathedrale De Bourges - A true symbol of Bourges, the Cathedral of Saint-Étienne is sure to impress visitors who come to explore it!
• Grange Aux Dimes - A relic of the Middle Ages, the Tithe Barn was used from the 13th century to store the peasants’ royalties, known as the tithe.
• Rue Bourbonnoux - You are in the historic shopping street of Bourges, where medieval residents purchased various goods from local artisans, traders, and merchants.
• Promenade des remparts - This quaint passage, nestled among neighborhood houses, offers a journey back to the Gallo-Roman era when Bourges was known as Avaricum.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 22 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Bourges, the capital of Berry, provides an intriguing journey through history and architecture. With its charming cobblestone streets, picturesque timber-framed houses, and the magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Cathedral of St. Stephen, each part of the city narrates its own tale. The 3.2 km path leads visitors through 22 notable sites, such as the Palais Jacques Coeur and the Inn Lallemant, while also offering a leisurely walk through gardens and marshes. Whether one has a passion for history or culture, this tour presents a remarkable chance to explore the wealth of Bourges in just one day.

• 3.2 km path, perfect for a walking exploration
• Discover 22 points of interest, including museums and historical landmarks
• Enjoy a self-guided tour at your own pace
• Free access to gardens and marshes during their open hours

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.