Chabris

Chabris is a village in the Indre department, in the Centre-Val de Loire region, set on the banks of the River Cher. This riverside settlement retains notable Romanesque heritage, particularly its Saint-Phalier church, known for its crypt and former local pilgrimage tradition. The area offers a rural, riverside setting well suited to walks along the water, fishing and cycling along the valley routes. Chabris lies close to regional attractions such as Valençay Castle and the town of Selles-sur-Cher, renowned for its AOC goat's cheese. The climate is a mild, semi-oceanic type, with gentle summers and moderate winters typical of the Loire Valley region. The local economy remains rooted in farming and viticulture, with the Touraine vineyards not far away. This quiet, green setting between gentle hills and riverbanks makes for a peaceful stay focused on nature, Romanesque heritage and exploring the neighbouring Berry and Touraine areas, within an unspoilt rural corner of the Loire Valley.