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Tours - A man swallowed of fire
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Hotel De Ville, Tours
Going to a choir competition to Tours in May. Could someone recommend any accommodation (for about 20 persons)? What kind of prices do they charge in general?
What kind of places is there to eat? Prices?
Can one do any shopping in Tours?
How easy is it to get from Tours to Paris? How long does it take?
To where would be the easiest to fly from Finland?
I assume that you are flying into Roissy/Charles de Gaulle airport.
If you look at www.sncf.com you will find rail connections from the airport to Tours on the TGV (High Speed Train)
Cheap accomodation is available at the hostel in the centre of Tours (see www.fuaj.org and search Tours) You will need to book this accomodation very quickly.
Alternatively do a search for "Tours accomodation" or look at the Tourist Office website (see www.maville.fr and enter 'Tours')
Tours is a large, very cultural University city on the nanks of a river. There are many things to do in the city - museums, gallerys, restaurants, shopping etc etc.
All the informationthat you want is easy to find on the net.
There are many VT pages on Tours - just search VT !
hello my name is robbie next august its my birthday and i wanted to travel outside the states because i have never done it before, my mom says i should go to madrid spain because its a great city with lots of history, my dad says i should go to Rome and i am very conffused because i cant decide where to go, i also dont know where to buy all the things, like the airplane ticket , to book the hotel and all that, i was thinking maybe in a travel agency, some friends told me that on the internet the found a great escorted tour, which maybe right for me considering that i would be traveling alone and i have not benn in any contry other than the states, son probably a planned tour coul be fine, some friends bought a tour to Argentina on a web page and said it was great i think the page is www.affordabletours.com , but i dont know all that things i was wondering if some one could tell me if it was better to travel with a tour o r what and where to go rome or madrid i would sure appreciete it a lot
robbie
Aquarium of Turen is the biggest in Europe aquarium of fresh-water fishes.
I visited such a big aquarium for the first time. To tell the truth I chosed an excursion to this aquarium because castles of Loire by this moment had already a little bothered... It was necessary to distract a little from historical and architectural sights. The aquarium gave me such an opportunity.
Castellane town is dominated by a huge 184m high limestone rock,on top which stands the Notre-Dame du Roc chapel.Castellane is a popular stop over at the crossroads of the "Route Napolean" and the Upper Verdon valley.There is sporting here and a tourist center with sailing,canoeing and trekking.
This is not a tip. It's not a must-see.
It's something I saw which I've no idea what it's all about.
It's something I thought interesting despite not knowing anything.
It's just something I wish to share with anyone who wish to see. That's all.
Under construction. Photos and info will be added gradually. Please come back again.
Tours page provides info and photos of the CENTRAL Loire Valley area. For the EAST Loire Valley area, please go to Orleans page.
Current Tours page structure:
- Chateau d'Amboise and town (photos in travelogue, text later, 2002-May-04)
- Chateau de Chinon and town(under 'off the beaten path' section)
- Chateau de Langeaisand town(photos in travelogue, text later, 2002-May-04)
- Chateau de Saumur and town (under 'off the beaten path' section)
- Le Musee Champignon/Mushroom Museum near Saumur(photos in travelogue, text later, 2002-May-04)
- Trogolodytique near Saumur(photos in travelogue, text later, 2002-May-04)
- Countryside (photos in travelogue, text later, 2002-May-04)
You can also see photos and info of the major chateaux in the Loire Valley, currently under France page:
- Chateau Azay-le-Rideau travelogue
- Chateau de Chenonceau travelogue
- Chateau de Chambord travelogue
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Address: 2 rue Traversiere, Tours, Loire Valley, 37000, France
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