Vacation rentals in Cher

Les mystères de Bourges est un jeu en plein air, à mi-chemin entre escape game et jeu de piste. Conçu à Bourges, nos parcours s'appuient sur le patrimoine local berruyer afin de faire découvrir des endroits touristiques, connus ou non à tous les publics curieux d'apprendre en s'amusant. Equipés de notre besace, d'un carnet et route et d'une carte de la zone de jeu, arpentez la ville en équipes de 2 à 6 personnes et tenter de résoudre nos mystères. Visitez Bourges autrement ! Décodez, ouvrez les yeux et observez : deux heures de ballades originales avec des énigmes à résoudre en famille ou entre amis à travers la vieille ville. Suivez nos personnages et tenter de résoudre nos enquêtes. Autres remarques Nos jeux de piste sont conçus pour un public adulte et adolescents à partir de 12 ans. Les enfants de moins de 12 ans peuvent vous accompagner dans cette aventure mais ils ne seront pas en mesure de participer à la résolution des énigmes. Ils prendront en revanche plaisir à se promener.

It is by car that I will bring you to our starting point then we will descend the meanders of the royal river, while rubbing shoulders with the local flora and fauna as well as the historical heritage, our journey will end around a small glass of juice of local fruit. Other things to note Possibility to rent the classic bike on site with me (10 euros) or rent an electric bike (30 euros).

Price is per screen, with a maximum of 2 people per screen. Discover Sancerre and its famous wine from the comfort of your own home! We will learn how to taste wine, including how taste itself is just a small part of the whole sensory experience. You'll be amazed at what you can discover before you even take a sip! We'll talk about Sancerre's unique 'terroir' and the surprising effect this can have on what you're tasting. We'll also discuss the area's fascinating past and talk through the secrets you can uncover just by looking at a wine bottle's label. We'll also unearth the great mystery of Châteaumeillant's (a neighbouring wine-producing area) Roman wine amphoras (terracotta wine holders) - a unique find which has puzzled historians for many years and remains unanswered even today. Finally, I'll share with you my top food and wine matching tips with some fun activities, as well as touching on the difference between old and new-world wines. So you'll know exactly what wine to have when you're at a restaurant or cooking a special meal at home. The recommended wine and cheese (and salt and sugar) are not mandatory, but they do increase the fun! Spots are per screen, with a maximum of two people per screen. I can accept bigger parties upon request.

Unless other arrangements have been made, you will be met in Sancerre where you will enjoy your first visit to a local wine-maker and learn about the history of wine-making in the region and the art of making world class Sauvignon blanc wines. You will also take a historical walking tour of this former Huguenot bastion which also boasts great views over the famous Loire river. From Sancerre you will be taken to visit the colourful street market in nearby Cosne-sur-Loire (Wed & Sun only) as well as a nearby goat farm to sample the excellent crottin de Chavignol. Lunch is in a typical local bistro where you can enjoy a selection of the local specialities such as warm goats' cheese served on toasts with a bed of fresh lettuce and diced bacon. We will also make a stop to admire the 12C Church and beautiful riverside town of la Charite-sur-Loire. This afternoon you will be taken to another mecca for all wine-lovers, Pouilly-sur-Loire, where a visit to a local winery will introduce you to an increasingly rare wine made from the Chasselas varietal. You will also enjoy a visit to a producer of an little-known appellation, Coteaux du Giennois, which produces super wines at fantastic prices! Other things to note With prior notice we are happy to quote & pick up guests in 50 km radius around Sancerre including the Puisaye. Guests coming from Paris can be met at the train station of Cosne-sur-Loire.

*** for the time(I have a bunch of experiences to offer so the time of the advertisement is not neceserly correct)feel free to ask I'm flexible ;-) Visite disponible en français!! ¡en castellano también! Bourges is an amazing city located in the center of france, it was a roman city called "avaricum". The King Charles the 7th lived in there and the first french capitalist : Jacques Coeur. The city is so pretty with plenty of half timbered houses and corbelled houses as well. The city was destroyed by a fire in 1487, so we can see so me firewalls between those old houses. -meeting at train station -we'll discover the midlle-age part of the tiny city of Bourges -then, we'll discover the religious part of the city which is huge church -we'll finish our visit at the amazing mansion