Châteaux & Tourist Attraction
The Château de Villandry is a unique example of Renaissance architecture and gardens. Six sumptuous gardens await you: the vegetable garden, the ornamental garden, the water garden, the me...
The Château de Villandry is a unique example of Renaissance architecture and gardens. Six sumptuous gardens await you: the vegetable garden, the ornamental garden, the water garden, the me...
In 1516, Leonardo da Vinci accepted the invitation of Francis I and moved to the Château du Clos Lucé in Amboise, where he worked on numerous projects for the King. From Rome he brought h...
Imagine a palace delicately poised above the Loire, with gardens suspended between heaven and earth... It's hardly surprising that Amboise was a favorite site for the kings of France as they ...
Pick up your bike in one of the 4 ‘stopover towns’ - Tours, Amboise, Blois and Orléans - and get on with your youth!
The first of its kind in France, this Pass allows you to discover ...
Housed in a castle, the Grand-Pressigny Prehistory Museum presents the evolution of Man and his way of life over 200,000 years. Life-size reproductions of emblematic animals and humans enhance the ...
Owned by the Indre et Loire Departmental Council, the site comprises two castles: the keep built by the Count of Anjou, Foulques Nerra, and the royal dwelling with its Renaissance architecture. The ...
In a preserved setting, 20 minutes from Tours, the Domaine de Candé takes you on a tour of a unique château in Touraine.
The place of the wedding of the century, residence of great for...
The only Château on the Loire to be built on the riverbed, Château de Montsoreau was built in 1450 by Jean II de Chambes, a close adviser to King Charles VII. Its history has been marked ...
From the remains of the ancient church where Ronsard is buried to the gardens that 12th-century canons saw as a “paradise on earth”, the former monastery has retained its historical, sp...
The favourite residence of the Kings of France during the Renaissance, the Royal Château of Blois is a true architectural and historical synthesis of the Châteaux of the Loire. Its four w...
Owned by the Indre et Loire Departmental Council, the site comprises two castles: the keep built by the Count of Anjou, Foulques Nerra, and the royal dwelling with its Renaissance architecture. The ...
A castle facade (drawbridge, towers, machicolations...), but on the garden side, a residence marked by the Renaissance style! In this castle located 200 metres from the Loire, the marriage between ...
With the 72-hour Loire à Vélo Pass, choose your route between Tours and Orléans and take advantage of over 50 exclusive offers.
On the programme: châteaux, gardens, guinguettes, vineya...
It's THE pass you need to make the most of your stay!
Your pass gives you access to 9 touristic and cultural places in and around Tours (Castle and Gardens of Villandry, Castle of Azay-le-Rideau, ...
The Domaine de Chaumont-sur-Loire, which now covers 32 hectares, offers one of the most beautiful views of the royal river and is a belvedere on the wild Loire. It welcomes more than 385,000 visitors ...
A festival of visual and sound special effects marries the grandiose architecture of the courtyard, evoking famous episodes in the history of the Château.
The favourite residence of the Kings ...
With the 72h City Pass, visit Tours and its surroundings at your own pace and at attractive rates!
9 tourist and cultural sites are included in this Pass: Castle and Gardens of Villandry, Castle of ...
The Azay-le-Rideau castle estate invites you to enjoy a unique visiting experience: admire the sculpted facades, discover the 19th century decorations on the ground floor and the Renaissance room on ...
A private chateau still inhabited by the same family, it is open to the public every day of the year. Cheverny is considered to be the most magnificently furnished château in the Loire Valley. ...
In the heart of Angers, a city of art and history, enter the vast fortress overlooking the River Maine. Marvel at the elegant buildings and gardens of the court castle of the Dukes of Anjou and admire...
The history of the Château of Chenonceau is defined by a an almost uninterrupted succession of women who built, embellished, protected, restored and saved it.
Unique architecture, built over ...
The fortress, with its majestic position overlooking the town, built by Count Thibaut I of Blois, invites the visitor into the heart of France’s and England’s history. The court of Henry ...
Chambord, a symbol of French Renaissance throughout Europe and the world.
Just 2 hours from Paris, the Loire Valley’s largest château stands within Europe’s largest fenced park. The...