Bourges

Bourges is a city located in central France, known for its rich history and architectural heritage. It serves as the capital of the Berry region and has a significant historical background, dating back to Roman times when it was known as “Avaricum.” Bourges is particularly famous for its Gothic cathedral, the Cathedral of Saint-Étienne, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site and notable for its impressive stained glass windows and unique architectural features. The city also features remnants of its medieval fortifications and a charming old town with narrow streets, contributing to its historical ambiance. Bourges is often associated with its cultural events and festivals, showcasing the region’s traditions and arts.