The label Plus beau village de France, is awarded by an association to beautiful French villages of under 2,000 inhabitants which possess a rich natural and built heritage – with at least two listed buildings – and pursue an active policy to stimulate and develop their heritage. The following cities, towns and villages are labelled Most beautiful villages of France in Indre:

Gargilesse-Dampierre

Saint-Benoît-du-Sault

The label Plus beau détour de France, is awarded by an association to medium-sized French towns (2,000 to 20,000 inhabitants) located away from the major trunk roads which possess all-year-round tourist facilities, a rich built heritage and an interesting environment. The following cities, towns and villages are labelled Most beautiful detours in France in Indre:

La Châtre

Valençay

The designation Station verte is a national label awarded to French nature, leisure and holiday tourist destinations located in unspoiled environments, in the countryside or in the mountains, which offer tourist and leisure facilities. The following cities, towns and villages are labelled Green resorts in Indre:

Buzançais
Éguzon-Chantôme
La Châtre

Mézières-en-Brenne
Saint-Gaultier

The label Villes et villages fleuris is awarded each year by the French National Council of Cities, Towns and Villages in Bloom following a competition which judges criteria such as landscaped and plant heritage, flowering, respect for the environment and the living environment. The following cities, towns and villages are labelled Cities and villages in Bloom in Indre:

Châteauroux - Grand Prix
Issoudun -
Veuil -
Aize -
Argenton-sur-Creuse -
Baudres -
Buzançais -
Bagneux -
Chabris -
Châtillon-sur-Indre -
Déols -

Le Blanc -
Saint-Plantaire -
Badecon-le-Pin -
Diou -
Éguzon-Chantôme -
Étrechet -
Gargilesse-Dampierre -
La Châtre -
Le Poinçonnet -
Pouligny-Saint-Martin -
Sarzay -