In the heart of hilltop Sancerre, Rue des Juifs is a narrow, sloping street that quietly reveals the town’s layered past. Its name recalls the Jewish community that once lived here in medieval times, long gone, but still present in stone and street sign.
As you walk downhill, the gentle slope gives way to views of rooftops, vineyards, and the Loire Valley beyond. The street bends and shifts with the land, lined with artisan shops, wine cellars restaurants and timeworn buildings that seem to lean into the curve.
Unlike the grand plazas or touristy routes, Rue des Juifs is subtle, lived-in, and full of charm. It’s the kind of place where every building has a story.
“The streets here don’t hurry. They simply invite you to walk, to notice, to belong.”
Part of the “On the Streets of the Loire” Series
Each Saturday, we stroll through the lanes and cobbles of Loire towns and villages — places where every step feels like a story.
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