Bresnay

Bresnay is a rural commune in the Allier department of central France. The settlement is characterized by open fields, meadows, and vineyard plots scattered across gently rolling terrain.

The commune developed as a rural settlement within a farming-focused region where agriculture and vineyard cultivation became central to local life. Its role as part of established wine-growing areas shaped the settlement's development over time.

The village belongs to an area recognized for its architectural heritage and traditional building styles. You can see how the community maintains connections to farming and local craftsmanship through the way the settlement is organized.

The village is easily accessible by car and has a town hall for local administration. Visitors should keep in mind that rural services are limited and it is wise to check opening hours in advance.

The vineyards in the area are connected to the Saint-Pourçain wine designation, a protected origin label for wine production. Many small family farms here maintain traditional farming methods while contributing to local wine output.

Location: Allier

Location: arrondissement of Moulins

Elevation above the sea: 296 m

Industry: administration publique générale

Shares border with: Besson, Châtel-de-Neuvre, Chemilly, Cressanges, Meillard, Treban

Address: 03210 Bresnay, France

Phone: +33470428273

Email: mairie-bresnay@wanadoo.fr

Website: https://bresnay.fr

GPS coordinates: 46.44194,3.24944

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:20