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Pedal in the footsteps of our ancestors: circa 2800/2400 B.C., the region was a major flint production site. Up above Le Grand-Pressigny, there is a prehistory museum showcasing the collections and expertise of the artisans who made large flint blades.

 Le Grand-Pressigny

Located in Langeais, a historic town, the Tourist Office offers a wide variety of services all year round: reception, information, promotion, marketing, store, ticketing, tourist activities, stays, accommodation reservations.

 Langeais

In the historic heart of the Loire Valley, the charming Hotel des Châteaux (27 comfortable bedrooms, fitted out with a bathroom or shower room, toilet, TV) is an ideal place to stopover to visit the châteaux and the wine areas.

 Azay-le-Rideau

 Tours

Surrounded by a cliff, in a meander of the Loire, the site of Marmoutier is distinguished by its tranquillity and picturesque character.

 Tours

 La Ville-aux-Dames

Just 200 metres from the Château de Chenonceau, this beautiful old country inn combines historic charm with contemporary comfort. A delicious little stop-off.

 Chenonceaux

At Vignoble de la Jarnoterie, winemaking tradition has been handed down for 5 generations. The quest for quality has never stopped.

 Saint-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil

General and specialist French language courses - French teaching courses - Open all year round - packages from 1 week to 1 year.

 Tours

Gîte cœur Touraine, located in a natural and quiet setting, offers on the ground floor, a large living room with open kitchen, a shower room, independent toilets and a laundry area, two bedrooms on the first floor.

 Civray-sur-Esves

Step aboard a traditional boat for a guided tour of the Loire - 1 or 2 hour options. Set sail from the bridge at Langeais.

 Villandry

Following his time at the Château de Saché, Honoré de Balzac set the drama of The Lily of the Valley (1836) deep in the Indre Valley between Saché and Pont-de-Ruan.

 Saché