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Tavant's architecture and Romanesque frescoes make it one of the most interesting churches in France. The construction is well-proportioned, with remarkable capitals with depictions of griffins and sirens.

 Tavant

Here you will be ideally situated in the Tours - Amboise - Chenonceaux triangle, one of the major holiday destination areas for its high concentration of sightseeing riches (Loire Châteaux, vineyards, Loire and Cher Valley scenery). This superb gîte is available for family gatherings or for a get to

 Azay-sur-Cher

 Chambon

This pretty character house (18th century) has been restored to accommodate holidaymakers. It benefits from an interior layout, decoration and furnishings of quality. Staged by the owner, all these interior elements, down to the stone walls, combine to restore the authentic and warm atmosphere of...

 Paulmy

Not far from the Châteaux of the Loire and the wine areas, 500 metres from the town centre and the château royal of Amboise, this residence is from the early 20th century (renovated at the beginning of 2010) and has managed to preserve the traditional Touraine way of life.

 Amboise

Located just a stone's throw from the town center, the Tanneries parking area offers a breathtaking view of Bourgueil Abbey. It's the ideal place to discover the town's rich heritage, visit the Maison des vins and take a gourmet break.

 Bourgueil

You'll need about two hours to make your way round this loop, but leave yourself more time to enjoy the many sites dotted along the way: Azay and the château, the troglodyte dwellings at Les Goupillières, Balzac museum and, last but not least, the basket-making museum in Villaines-les-Rochers.

 Azay-le-Rideau

 Tours

 Noyant-de-Touraine

The festival takes place on a pleasant, partly shaded site. You will find on the spot our dear brocanteurs, jam making, confectionery, chichis crêpe glace etc.... Catering and refreshments on site. Parking and free admission.

 Abilly

Let's explore the forest, scan the riverbanks? looking for tracks and clues left by wildlife. If we find footprints, we'll cast them. Bring pants, closed shoes and a water bottle. Dogs are not allowed. Departure from the Tourist Office.

 Loches

 Fondettes