Direction

Road numbers

Particulars

Paris

Bordeaux/Nantes/Lyon

A3

Continue to follow Bordeaux.
You’ll get road numbers

A86, N186A,
N186, A6 en A10

Orléans/Bordeaux/Nantes (toll)

A10

Orléans/Bordeaux/Clermont-Ferrand

A10/E5

Clermont/Ferrand

A71/E9

Vierzon/Limoges/Clermont-Ferrand

A71/E9

Toulouse

A71/E9

Vierzon/Clermont-Ferrand/Limoges/Toulouse

A20/E9

Limoges/Châteauroux

A20

Châteauroux/Déols/La Châtre

Exit 12

La Châtre is not always mentioned on the signs.

Bourges/Montluçon/La Châtre

N151

Montluçon/La Châtre

D67

Guéret/Montluçon

D943

Watch out: only from here must you follow Guéret and not directly after having left the motorway

Guéret

D940

In La Châtre follow the signs Guéret

D940

A straight road through the beautiful landscape of the Indre and the Creuseen lange rechte weg door het prachtige land van de Indre en Creuse

After about 21 kms after La Châtre, + 3 kms after the sign “bienvenue en Creuse”, in the hamlet of Les Betoul(l)es, you turn right to Moutier-Malcard. The sign (Moutier-Mld) is only visible at the last moment, so drive slowly. You will see the small green signs “chambres d’hôtes (at Moutier-Malcard)” that will guide you all the way.  In Moutier-Malcard on the crossing (opposite the shop), you turn right and again the second to the right,on the small road to Le Geay (or Le Geai). Soon after you will see on the right hand side our house with red shutters, where you are most welcome. You can park in the court yard. The gate is just after the house.

Depending on the traffic and your speed, from Paris it will take you about 2 hours to Châteauroux and about 1 hour from there to our house.

Hint: It’s always very crowded around Paris, but if you go through at lunch time (from 12.00 till 14.00 o’clock) it’s the least annoying (“la France est à la table" - France is having lunch!).

Bonne route/have a good trip.