Tours Things to Do

 18 Reviews  Place Plumereau is the central square of Tours. It is the most picturesque and busiest place in Tours. Restaurants here are affordable, contrary to the habit of raising the price like hell in central... 

 40 Reviews  Amateurs of the architecture of the end of the XIX century cannot pass by the extravagant pseudo-Byzantian basils. Sacred Martin's relics is based in a crypt. A legend tells us that he was a soldier... 

 3 Reviews  The building of the museum is the former archbishop palace in Tours. One of France best provincial museum, it houses wide range collections of painting and rugs from the great houses of Touraine... 

 2 Reviews  Loire - the river of the French kings. The history of France was managed on coasts of this small but very important river. Earlier it was navigable within all the year. Now its channel is essentially... 

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 June.b Says:  If you come to Tours for visiting the several chateaus of the Loire Valley region and you don't want (or even you want) to go on your own, pass by the tourism... 

 tiabunna Says:  Tours is blessed with some very pleasant parks. In this tip I shall give details on three of them, though there are others.Right outside the Gare de Tours... 

 tiabunna Says:  The Office de Tourisme is just in front of and to the right of the station, past Place de Général Leclerc, and across Boulevard Heurteloup, at the corner of Rue... 

 Hosell Says:  Another nice place to go if you are travelling on the area is the beautiful city of Poitiers,is located in an area called La Vienne,just south of Tours.It has a... 

 Sharrie Says:  Very close to the station is the Centre de Congres Vinci. If you can find this modern building, you'd be able to get to the Tourist office which is just across... 

 Sharrie Says:  The main train station. Most will undoubtedly come this way. I took the train from the Parisian airport & reached here & then to Paris from here again. It's a... 

 Sharrie Says:  No, I didn't book a tour to Tours.I took the TGV (Train a Grande Vitesse) instead! & that's French version of bullet train. After arriving into Paris from... 

 rachel_sun Says:  Saint-Victors church-12 th century and is a historic monument.The pentagonal keep-which is part of the ancient ramparts(14th century)The clock tower-which has a... 

 rachel_sun Says:  In the 5th century,Castellane became the centre of a bishopric.Barbarian invasions in 9th century led to the fortification the the "roc"and the creation by... 

 rachel_sun Says:  The Verdon river starts at a height of 2150m in the Sestriere Massif near Allos Pass.Down to the valleys,the water it stopped by the hydrolic dams of Castillon... 

 rachel_sun Says:  Verdon will take your breath away.It is a deep green colour and nature has given its waters a large quanity of flourine which acts on small algae and creates... 

 rachel_sun Says:  Nothing more romantic than the contrast of rock and abyss,of green waters and crimson shade,than this sky which resembles the Homeric sea and this wind which... 

 rachel_sun Says:  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... 

 Kuznetsov_Sergey Says:  Tours is known since times of Juli Caesar. They say that we can watch Roman's ruins in the city though I'm very doubt of its origin... 

 Hosell Says:  In this park,you'll discover the new movie technology systems as 3-D,,movies in motions,IMAX,and lots more!.This is the perfect place to spend a day in family. 

 Sharrie Says:  The square near the flower market. It's full of activities, bustling with life & a feeling of wonder! 

 Sharrie Says:  Fanciful, luxury, all that a hotel can be... 

 Sharrie Says:  After all that sightseeing & reflecting... I was ready for more :-)