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The Tours Loire Valley Tourist Office and the city of Tours offer a thematic tour of the Old Town of Tours, led by a guide. A guided tour of the emblematic Vieux Tours district around Place Plumereau, led by an expert guide.  Medieval half-timbered and stone houses stand side by side with exceptional townhouses. These mansions bear witness to the prosperity of this part of town, which grew up around a huge collegiate church dedicated to Saint Martin. Once home to the saint's body, it was the center of one of the oldest pilgrimages in Christendom. This tour has been awarded the Ville d'Art et d'Histoire label.

Come aboard a tuk-tuk for an original tour of the city of Tours! For 45 minutes, Pascal will be delighted to take you to discover the city's most emblematic sites: the old town of Tours, Les Halles, the Quartier des Arts, the Basilica Saint-Martin and, of course, the riverside of the Loire.

Enjoy the destination's must-see attractions: Castle and Gardens of Villandry, Castle of Azay-le-Rideau, Castle of Tours, Centre of Contemporary Creation Olivier Debré, Fine Arts Museum, « Compagnonnage » Museum, Natural History Museum, Saint-Cosme Priory, Psalette Cloister and a guided tour of Tours. This 48h Pass also includes bike hire, access to the little tourist train (available end of March 2024) and exclusive benefits from our partners (e.g. €3 discount per player with Escape Yourself, 10% discount in the pub « Au temps des Rois »)

Discover the Loire Valley and visit its 2 most prestigious castles in one great day: impressive Château de Chambord and stunning Château de Chenonceau. Learn about the intimate little secrets of the French Kings who once lived there. Enjoy off-the-crowd panoramic views thanks to your local guide, benefit from wealth of thrilling genuine details and funny anecdotes and make the most of this exciting day. Program: 9.30am: Departure from Tours. Meet your friendly guide in front of the Tourist Office in the city of Tours (just in front of the train station). Everybody's here? Let’s start the day! 9:30am: Start in front of the Tourist Office in the city of Tours, and get into our minivan, off to Chenonceau! Next step is Château de Chenonceau! On the way, get a good look at lovely privately owned châteaux but also other must-see castles of Loire Valley such as: Cheverny, Chaumont, Amboise, Montrichard... Chenonceau: this is the most visited historical monument in France after Château de Versailles. Admire this stunning chateau and its unique gallery, built on a bridge across the Cher River. With your guide, stroll through the gorgeously-manicured gardens à la Française named after the famous ladies who lived there: "Catherine de Médicis" and "Diane de Poitiers". Once inside, take your time to appreciate the refined architecture and feminine influence that prevails in each room of this renowned chateau, all decorated with beautiful antiques and the most divine fresh flower arrangements. The kitchens, the Queen bedroom, the Gallery... your tour guide will show you all the beautiful rooms of this incredible place. Lunch will take place off the beaten path. You will enjoy a typical French lunch in a lovely private château of Loire Valley, built by Jean le Breton! Start with the visit of this unique familly Château, meet the family and discover all the authentic rooms and lovely surroundings of this haven of piece. After the visit, hosted by the French Countess who lives there permanently, indulge in the nice and cozy atmosphere with tasty food and local Loire Valley wine. This experience will make you feel like the owner of the place! More than a chateau, this work of art is a glorious historical place that will take you to the heart of the Loire Valley and the Renaissance era. Your guide will make this trip back in time a fun and captivating experience. He will tell you everything about the history of the castle, built by the famous King François 1er. Unforgettable! Once inside, your guide will select for you the most emblematic rooms to visit: the double helix staircase, the chapel, the terrace...He will also share with you memorable anecdotes and point at hidden details of interest and breathtaking views of the château. So get ready to travel back in time of French Renaissance! After this exceptional visit, your tour-guide will advise you some spots to get a impressive view of the chateau. A spectacular day you will never forget. 5.30pm: Back to the Tourist Office in Tours

Head west for half a day! Nature and relaxation guaranteed. Accompanied by a guide, a 15km loop will take you along the "La Loire à Vélo" itinerary to the Ile de la Métairie in La Ville-aux-Dames, formerly known as the Ile de Rochecorbon, characterised by its sandy meadows. A fun, educational trail to help you identify the flora and fauna present.

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15 Best Things to Do in Tours (France)

It’s no mystery that Tours is a favourite base for people discovering the Loire Valley’s exalted châteaux.

Villandry, Chenonceau and Amboise are moments by car, and with the help of the Loire à Vélo network you can visit them on two wheels with ease.

But you may find that if you delve a little more into Tours’ history and attractions, it could be difficult to leave the city at all.

In the centre are timber houses and renaissance mansions on car-free streets, and museums that draw you into the city’s medieval past.

There are vineyards welcoming inquisitive oenophiles in the countryside and both the waters and banks of the Loire invite you to go wherever your sense of curiosity leads.

Lets explore the best things to do in Tours :

1. Tours Cathedral

Even by the glacial speed of construction in the middle ages, Tours Cathedral took a long time to be completed.

Building began in 1170 and wouldn’t be finished until 1547, but this means we’re met with a perfect summary of the evolution of gothic art.

The ensemble of original 13th-century stained glass windows in the ambulatory chapels and above the choir is one of the finest in France, and seems to generate its own light.

The cathedral has information panels giving you the meaning behind each image.

The marble renaissance tombs of King Charles VIII and Anne of Brittany’s children are also moving, as both died in infancy.

2. Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tours

The riches from Cardinal Richelieu’s 17th-century campaign against the Huguenots and the art seized from abbeys during the Revolution all ended up at Tours’ stellar museum of fine art.

Because of their religious source there’s a good body of Italian gothic primitives from the 14th and 15th centuries, while the two renaissance paintings by Andrea Mentegna are regarded as masterpieces.

You’ve got over a thousand artworks to get through, with sculpture by Rodin, Flemish and Dutch painting by Rembrandt and Rubens, and Impressionism by Monet and Degas.

3. Tours Botanical Garden

The city’s municipal garden has a bit of a troublesome setting, between the Loire and Cher, which made it susceptible to flooding in the past, with two devastating inundations in the mid-19th century that filled the greenhouses with two metres of water.

Even after being hit by bombs in the Second World War there isn’t the slightest hint of a troubled past at these serene gardens.

On your walk you may notice some trees you haven’t seen before, like the Chinese empress tree, ginkgo biloba and the endangered dawn redwood.

The animal park is from 1863 and has farm animals for kids to bond with, as well as more exotic species like wallabies.

4. Le Vieux Tours

Like all the best historic city centres the historic buildings on the pedestrian streets around Place Plumereau aren’t sterile museum pieces but vibrant cornerstones of local life, used as shops, restaurants and bars.

Place de Plumereau is at the nerve centre of one of the largest conservation areas in Europe, with renaissance mansions boasting sculpted reliefs or cantilevered timber houses, going strong for hundreds of years.

If you’re OK with everybody knowing you’re a tourist, jump aboard the little train that departs every hour from Place Plumereau in summer.

5. Musée du Compagnonnage

In the 16th-century Dormitory at the former Abbey of Saint-Julien is a museum devoted to a French workers’ movement that dates back to medieval times.

Roughly, the Compagnons du Tour de France is like a guild of journeymen that preserves historic trades and educates young people about them as part of an apprenticeship.

To complete the apprenticeship and become a “companion” a craftsman had to create a masterpiece for whatever discipline he worked in.

And these dumbfounding creations are presented at the museum, in all kinds of different disciplines, like metalwork, tailoring, shoemaking and woodcarving.

6. Hôtel Goüin

What may be the most beautiful of Tours’ many old building has just come through a long restoration and is open to the public once more.

Hôtel Goüin is an early-renaissance palace on Rue du Commerce, with a balustraded porch and the sort of loggia in which you might expect to see Juliet calling for Romeo.

During the restoration they unearthed fragments of an older building from the 1100s, with four arches and a well, which are on show.

You might just want to stop for a photo of that magnificent facade, but there’s an archaeological museum inside with artefacts from Roman times up to the 1800s.

7. Halles de Tours

Billed as the “Belly of Tours” (ventre de Tours), the city’s indoor market may not be France’s largest, but it’s a gastronome’s idea of heaven.

You may even want to bring your camera or have your phone at the ready, because the cheese, charcuterie, seafood and in-season fruit and vegetable counters are presented with real flair.

If you’re stuck for gift ideas then markets like this tick the box as they’re stocked with all the best from the region.

At Tours that entails wine from the Loire Valley and luxury chocolate.

The city is one of France’s chocolate capitals, and every years holds the Salon du Chocolat de Tours at the Centre de Congrès Vinci.

Come for lunch too: The oyster bar shucks your oyster as you go.

8. Jardin des Prébendes d’Oé

During the French Second Empire from the mid-1800s English-style parks like this one popped up in provincial cities across France.

This was a spot for urban families to take promenades, kids to play and for the city to put on outdoor concerts at the park’s gazebo.

There’s less of the formality of French parterres, as paths weave through tulip flowerbeds and  copses of lime, plane, cedar, chestnut and lofty redwood trees.

So if you could do with a moment of repose take a wander by the pond and pause for a tea or coffee at the kiosk.

On warmer days you could load up on cheese and charcuterie at the market and have the perfect French picnic.

9. Église Saint-Julien de Tours

The predecessors of this  12th-century abbey were wrecked by the Normans in the 9th century and then in a war between the feudal houses of Blois and Anjou in the 10th century.

But miraculously the building that followed has survived everything from the French Revolution to the Second World War.

It was part of a long-gone abbey, and the garden next to the church is where the cloister used to be, while the Musée de Compagnonnage occupies the old dormitory.

10. “Toue” River Cruises

Commercial craft floated along the Loire and Cher since antiquity, hauling people, wine, silk, lumber, salt and all sorts of other cargo up and down these rivers.

Because the waterways can get very shallow they used flat-bottomed sailboats called “toues”, and you can too! Toues can carry between 12 and 30 passengers for hour-long trips, or even romantic dinner cruises in the evening.

Their skippers know these waters and banks like the backs of their hands: And with the deck as your balcony, they’ll shed light on the Tours’ river trade, its many colourful characters and perils.

11. Loire à Vélo

If you had to picture some quintessentially French holiday activities, a bike ride next to the Loire with a backdrop of gentle vine-striped hills and châteaux must be one of the first that comes to mind.

About 150km of the of the Loire à Vélo cycle trail’s totalling 800km are in the Touraine region.

The route is clearly-marked, easy -going because it never leaves the riverside and convenient as there are dozens of hire stations along the way.

You could give yourself set destinations like Amboise or Villandry, which are both reachable in about an hour.

Or make more of an adventure of it by going further afield and spending the night at the inns on the route that are happy to accommodate cyclists.

12. Guinguette sur Loire

On the left bank of the Loire, just by Pont Wilson, is where Tours’ “Guinguette” takes place from May to September.

It isn’t officially summer in Tours until this outdoor café by the river is bustling every evening with locals and tourists at the bar terrace, taking part in dance lessons, enjoying concerts or watching movies at the outdoor cinema.

Tours is a student city so the atmosphere is always warm and energetic.

The location is wonderful, under willow trees and string lights, with the river rolling past.

And every year there Guinguette has something new on the schedule.

13. Wine and Gastronmic Visits

If you’re a wine-lover you’ve come to the right place.

There’s an absurd amount of AOCs nearby: A dozen within an hour, and five bordering the city.

The diversity will make your head spin more than the wine itself, with the reds of Touraine-Chenonceau, the whites of Touraine Sauvignon and rosés made in Touraine noble joué.

When it comes to precious foodstuffs there’s a saffron market in Preuilly-sur-Claise and a seasonal truffle market at Marigny-Marmande.

The local cheese, Sainte-Maure-de-Touraine is known to all for its cylindrical shape and the straw that pierces it through the centre.

To know more, pay a visit to the dairy at Les Passerelles or the child-friendly goat farm, Cabri au Lait, which makes Sainte-Maure but also has a petting zoo for the little guys and girls.

14. Château de Villandry

It would be criminal to visit Tours and not call in at one of the abundant château in the region.

Tours is touted as a gateway for these sensational pieces of French royal or noble heritage.

You can reach Villandry in 20 minutes, and it’s one of the finest.

The gardens are the showstopper at this château.

They were restored at the turn of the century by the Spanish doctor Joachim Carvallo.

He conceived several terraces of renaissance gardens, all with precisely trimmed boxwood hedges in joyous geometric configurations.

There’s a water garden, labyrinth, sun garden, ornamental garden with high hedges, but the most astounding is the formal medieval kitchen garden, all in neat plots.

15. Château d’Amboise

The home of Francis I and most of the French royalty in the 16th century is a 20-minute car or train ride to the east.

The château had its heyday in the renaissance period after Charles VIII turned it from a fortress into the Loire valley’s first Italian-style palace in the late-1400s.

In 1516 Francis I invited Leonardo da Vinci to live and work in Amboise, and the polymath’s home at Clos Lucé was actually connected to the Château d’Amboise by underground passageways that you can discover today by prior arrangement.

Da Vinci died here in 1519 and is buried at the Chapel of Saint-Hubert at the Château.

The gardens are embellished with spherical topiaries and the views from this spur above the Loire are divine.

15 Best Things to Do in Tours (France):

• Tours Cathedral
• Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tours
• Tours Botanical Garden
• Le Vieux Tours
• Musée du Compagnonnage
• Hôtel Goüin
• Halles de Tours
• Jardin des Prébendes d'Oé
• Église Saint-Julien de Tours
• "Toue" River Cruises
• Loire à Vélo
• Guinguette sur Loire
• Wine and Gastronmic Visits
• Château de Villandry
• Château d'Amboise

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Between the countryside and the vineyards of the Côte de Beaune, the beautiful curves of the Canal du Centre offer a setting that’s perfect for getting away from it all. Discover it on foot or by bike along the towpaths, or by pleasure boat along the water’s edge.

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In the Beaune region, the Canal du Centre offers a gentle cruise, magnificent panoramas and two unmissable stops. True to the image of Burgundy, the first stop is a gastronomic one in Chagny, with Lameloise, a triple-starred restaurant. On Sundays, don’t hesitate to take some time out to enjoy the atmosphere and the thousand-flavored stalls of the weekly market . A little further afield, in Santenay, the boats stop off in the vineyards of the southern Côte de Beaune. Now’s the time to discover the wine villages by bike along the Voie des vignes, either towards the Maranges hillside in the direction of Nolay, or towards Meursault, Pommard and Beaune.

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Whether on a luxury cruise aboard a hotel barge, or on a houseboat for a family getaway on the water, you’ll opt for a gentle vacation.

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Originally known as the “Charolais Canal”, it was dug between the Loire and Saône rivers to link the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean and to transport goods, including coal. Along its 112-kilometer route from Chalon sur Saône to Digoin, the Canal du Centre takes you past 61 locks.

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Located a 15-minute walk from the Eiffel Tower, Aparthotel Adagio Paris Center Tour Eiffel offers a 24-hour reception, air-conditioned studios and free fiber optic WiFi in all areas. Some apartments comes with panoramic views of Paris and the Eiffel Tower. Guests can enjoy access to the fitness center and indoor swimming pool according to availability during their stay. All studios and apartments at this aparthotel come with a fully equipped kitchen with a stove, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. The apartment features a dining area and a seating area with adjustable furniture and an LCD TV. The aparthotel is serviced by a elevator. You can prepare your own homemade breakfast in your apartment. Or if you prefer you can enjoy a buffet breakfast, served each morning in the property's breakfast room for an extra charge. Children from 4 to 11 years old can enjoy it at a reduced rate. Additional facilities available on site include a laundry service and a meeting room available at an extra cost as well as a private car park. Set in the 15th district, the aparthotel is a 15-minute walk from Champs de Mars Park. Dupleix Metro Station is within 2133 feet from the property, providing direct access to the Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Elysées shopping area.

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• Wheelchair accessible
• Smoke-free property
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV outside property
• CCTV in common areas
• Smoke alarms
• 24-hour security

See availability House rules

From 3:00 PM

Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card at check-in

You need to let the property know what time you'll be arriving in advance.

Until 11:00 AM

Cancellation/ prepayment

Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to accommodations type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room.

Children & Beds

Child policies

Children of all ages are welcome.

Children 3 and above will be charged as adults at this property.

To see correct prices and occupancy info, add the number and ages of children in your group to your search.

Crib and extra bed policies

The number of cribs allowed depends on the option you choose. Check your selected option for more info.

There are no extra beds available at this property.

All cribs are subject to availability.

No age restriction

There's no age requirement for check-in

When booking more than 7 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.

Accepted payment methods

Cash Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.

Smoking is not allowed.

Pets are allowed. Charges may apply.

The fine print Must-know information for guests at this property

Please note that upon check-in guests will be requested to show a photo ID and a credit card. The details of theses cards must match the reservation's holder ones.

A baby kit (cot, high chair) is available on request according to availability.

Apartment rates include accommodations, ready beds, bathroom linen, cleaning (except kitchen area and washing up) and TV with international channels.

For stays up to 7 nights, optional housekeeping service is available upon request : at an additional cost, guests can request their bed linen and towels to be changed or a full housekeeping service.

For stay of 8 nights and more, weekly housekeeping is provided and included in the rates

Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.

In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19), additional safety and sanitation measures are in effect at this property.

Food and beverage services at this property may be limited or unavailable due to the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), this property is taking steps to protect the safety of guests and staff. Certain services and amenities may be reduced or unavailable as a result.

FAQs about Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel

How many bedrooms does have aparthotel adagio paris centre tour eiffel have.

For more detailed info, check the accommodation option(s) breakdown on this page.

Is Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel popular with families?

Yes, Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel is popular with guests booking family stays.

How far is Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel from the center of Paris?

Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel is 3 miles from the center of Paris. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

What kind of breakfast is served at Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

Guests staying at Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel can enjoy a highly-rated breakfast during their stay (guest review score: 6.7).

• Continental
• Breakfast to go

How much does it cost to stay at Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The prices at Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel may vary depending on your stay (e.g. dates, hotel's policy etc.). To see prices, enter your dates.

How many guests can sleep at Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

What is there to do at aparthotel adagio paris centre tour eiffel, what are the check-in and check-out times at aparthotel adagio paris centre tour eiffel.

Check-in at Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is until 11:00 AM.

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Puy-l'Évêque. Le centre de loisirs sous l’influence du Tour de France

L’équipe d’animation du Clap (centre de loisirs et d’animation de Puy-l’Évêque) a programmé ses activités du mercredi des mois d’avril,mai et juin. Elle donne d’abord quelques informations pratiques : l’accueil se fera à partir de 7 h 30 le matin et la journée perdurera jusqu’à 18 h 15 ; les repas seront fournis comme d’habitude. Le centre sera fermé les jours fériés les 1er et 8 mai.

La thématique du groupe des 6-10 ans sur cette période portera sur le cyclisme. Pour cette raison, plusieurs sorties vélo seront organisées . Il faut donc prévoir un vélo en bon état, un casque, un sac à dos avec gourde. Ceci bien entendu en liaison avec le Tour de France qui traversera notre région cet été. En complément artistique, les enfants vont créer une banderole qui sera exposée dans le village de Frayssinet-le-Gélat le 11 juillet afin d’encourager les coureurs. Toujours dans cette optique, le 3 juillet, les animateurs organiseront une course de vélo (un parcours sécurisé autour du Clap) avec la participation des centres d’animation de Prayssac et de Luzech. Cette épreuve amicale prendra la forme d’une course contre-la-montre. Autres animations inter centres : le 15 mai, déplacement à Prayssac pour assister à un spectacle de magie ; le 26 juin,mini-olympiades (avec pique-nique) le matin, puis les 3/5 ans, l’après-midi se rendront à la piscine pour profiter d’une animation "aisance aquatique".

Au point de vue administratif, pour les inscriptions(ou désinscriptions) de dernière minute, il est impératif de prévenir le centre 48 h avant, au plus tard. Les contacts et les inscriptions peuvent s’effectuer par e-mail ( clap46@orange.fr ) ou par téléphone (05 65 21 38 31). Adresse : CLAP 1,allée de la rivière 46700 Puy-l’Évêque. Parmi les activités, on trouve également : des jeux sportifs,pour les 3/5 ans, des plantations potagères, des promenades assorties de cueillettes, la fréquentation de la City (terrain de jeux voisins) sans oublier la pêche à la ligne.

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