As with any town in France, no matter how large or small, the best way to have a real nose around and get a feel for the place is to dump the car as soon as possible and walk away from the busier shopping streets.
As Saint Amand-Montrond isn't exactly enormous, you'll soon find yourself in the old town, where you can take in its centuries of history at your own pace, or simply "chill out" in a local café.
Just remember, don't tell too many people about the charms of the town, but just enough to keep tourism ticking over nicely.
Place du Marché
As Saint Amand-Montrond isn't exactly enormous, you'll soon find yourself in the old town, where you can take in its centuries of history at your own pace, or simply "chill out" in a local café.
Just remember, don't tell too many people about the charms of the town, but just enough to keep tourism ticking over nicely.
Place du Marché
Eglise paroissiale
rue Raoul Rochette
rue du Four
pont de Pierre
maison d'Angle
le pignon Est 15th century
théâtre Carrosserie Mesnier, rue Hôtel Dieu
Hôtel de ville
fragment of medieval fortification
Cours Manuel
corner rue Entre les Deux Villes and rue Cornière
Hôtel Saint Vic
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