Tours holiday rental
An unmissable stopover for those wishing to visit the châteaux of the Loire Valley, Tours also conceals many treasures. Escape for a weekend or a few days during winter in a Nemea rental and wander... Read more
Tours Centre
Residence Le Quai Victor
Customer reviews (2020) 3,95 2020 Indoor heated pool Gym Parking nearby Cycling room Luggage opening of sales
Azay-Le-Rideau Centre
Residence Les Jardins Renaissance
On the banks of the Indre River, this small Touraine village incarnates a kind of royal elegance thanks to the remnants of its rich architectural heritage. Its castle, a listed “Monument historique” (National Heritage Site) built during the reign of François 1, is a true gem of the Renaissance period.
Azay-le-Rideau is a green and culture-rich destination, delighting visitors as much with its exquisite palaces as with the fruits of its generous soils.
Indoor heated pool Sauna Hammam Tennis court Free parking T2/4pers 4 guests
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Winter in Tours, an original idea for a short break
A symbol of the Touraine way of life, Tours has been awarded a number of titles and honours. As a former royal town, the city has been awarded the prestigious designation of "Ville d'Art et d'Histoire" (City of Art and History), given to municipalities that are committed to preserving and promoting their cultural and architectural heritage. The capital of Touraine is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Similarly, Tours was elected International City of Gastronomy in the Loire Valley in order to carry the French culinary values. These are all brilliant awards that attest to the many facets of this wonderful city.
Beautiful escapades during holidays in Tours
Another proof of the attachment of the city of Tours to the French art of living are its numerous themed markets, which welcome visitors from Tuesday through to Sunday. Many of them give pride of place to local specialities, such as the Marché Gourmand, which bears its name so well, or the Marché Beaujardin, dedicated to organic produce. Take the opportunity to stock up on provisions to be eaten on the spot or to take with you to prolong the pleasure. And to add a touch of colour to this itinerary of flavours, visit the flower market held twice a week in the heart of the city, to the delight of residents and holidaymakers alike.