What to do in Nevers and its surroundings when it rains?
Is rain making an appearance during your stay in Nevers? Don't panic: the city and its surroundings offer plenty of places to visit, all indoors!
Book your room at the Hotel Le Pont Neuf - Le Veurdre, less than 40 minutes from Nevers, to explore the city even on rainy days.
You can't miss the Saint Bernadette Soubirous Sanctuary, housed in the former convent where Bernadette lived the last thirteen years of her life.
Her body, preserved incorrupt, attracts nearly 200,000 visitors from around the world each year. Between quiet reflection, historical discovery, and a stroll through a vast 4-hectare park, this site is a must-see on a rainy day.
Located in the heart of the city, the cathedral will charm you with its Romanesque choir, its thousand-year-old crypt, and especially its contemporary stained-glass windows, considered among the most remarkable in the region.
An ideal visit to appreciate architecture in all its forms.
Housed in Notre-Dame Abbey, the Museum of Earthenware and Fine Arts traces the history of the art of earthenware that made Nevers famous.
Ancient collections, works from the 17th to the 20th centuries, enameled glass art… a rich and enlightening experience for a cultural getaway, sheltered from the rain.
Looking for a fun activity to do with family or friends? Head to Icco Games & Events in Nevers.
Traditional escape games, virtual reality experiences, varied scenarios, and meticulously designed sets: an excellent way to spend a fun time and forget about bad weather!
Right next to the Hotel Le Pont Neuf – Le Veurdre, don't miss the Riverboat Museum.
Located in a former riverboatmen's quarter, it recounts the golden age of river navigation on the Allier River: dugout canoes, 38-meter transport boats built in Le Veurdre, navigational tools, and more.
A fascinating immersion into the lives of river people.
From your hotel in Le Veurdre, near Nevers, discover the must-see sights of the town and its surroundings, even in bad weather!
Book your room at the Hotel Le Pont Neuf - Le Veurdre, less than 40 minutes from Nevers, to explore the city even on rainy days.
Saint Bernadette Soubirous Sanctuary
You can't miss the Saint Bernadette Soubirous Sanctuary, housed in the former convent where Bernadette lived the last thirteen years of her life.
Her body, preserved incorrupt, attracts nearly 200,000 visitors from around the world each year. Between quiet reflection, historical discovery, and a stroll through a vast 4-hectare park, this site is a must-see on a rainy day.
Nevers Cathedral
Located in the heart of the city, the cathedral will charm you with its Romanesque choir, its thousand-year-old crypt, and especially its contemporary stained-glass windows, considered among the most remarkable in the region.
An ideal visit to appreciate architecture in all its forms.
Museum of Earthenware and Fine Arts
Housed in Notre-Dame Abbey, the Museum of Earthenware and Fine Arts traces the history of the art of earthenware that made Nevers famous.
Ancient collections, works from the 17th to the 20th centuries, enameled glass art… a rich and enlightening experience for a cultural getaway, sheltered from the rain.
Icco Games & Events
Looking for a fun activity to do with family or friends? Head to Icco Games & Events in Nevers.
Traditional escape games, virtual reality experiences, varied scenarios, and meticulously designed sets: an excellent way to spend a fun time and forget about bad weather!
The Riverboat Museum
Right next to the Hotel Le Pont Neuf – Le Veurdre, don't miss the Riverboat Museum.
Located in a former riverboatmen's quarter, it recounts the golden age of river navigation on the Allier River: dugout canoes, 38-meter transport boats built in Le Veurdre, navigational tools, and more.
A fascinating immersion into the lives of river people.
From your hotel in Le Veurdre, near Nevers, discover the must-see sights of the town and its surroundings, even in bad weather!
