Medieval Festival of Boussac

A medieval immersion at Boussac Castle

The Boussac Castle, an imposing fortress overlooking the Petite Creuse, serves as a majestic setting for the Medieval Festival. In its tree-lined park, a medieval camp comes to life with passionate reenactors recreating the living conditions and combat techniques of the Middle Ages. The event, born from the passion of local volunteers, offers a complete immersion into the era of the Hundred Years' War.

Fights, crafts, and fire shows

The program includes combat and armament demonstrations, crossbow shooting, a medieval foundry workshop, and shows by specialized companies. The Compagnie Pescaluna and Arteflammes offer fire shows at dusk. Art craftsmen - potters, cutlers, costume makers, and leather designers - exhibit and sell their medieval-inspired creations.

A banquet and two days of festivities

On Saturday evening, a medieval banquet brings guests together for a period meal in the castle park. The event takes place over two days, Saturday from 10 am to 10 pm and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm, allowing families to fully enjoy this dive into history. Admission is set at 7 euros, free for children under 15.