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 Montrésor

Meetings and book signings.

 Bourgueil

This old tufa stone vineyard lodge built in 1909 was completely restored and fitted out in 2021. Its cocooning atmosphere, its dream location 10 minutes walk from the fabulous Château de Chenonceau which spans the Cher will allow you to fully enjoy the wonders of Touraine. You will indeed be very...

 Chenonceaux

Ponies available to hire for children aged 2 and above, so they can enjoy a ride through Loches National Forest without getting tired along the Chartreuse and Chapelle du Liget tourist trail, which takes in the Pas au Ânes lake. This trail is signposted and provides information on the history, flora

 Sennevières

 Montlouis-sur-Loire

Paulnière Horse Riding Centre welcomes you to a pleasant area in the heart of southern Touraine. Just 5 minutes from Loches, you can go horse riding all year round, whether it's for pleasure or to compete, in a friendly atmosphere.

 Loches

Le Shaker-Bar Cocktail-Ice-creams, is located by the river Loire, opposite the Royal Château of Amboise. Come and check our menu with over 140 cocktails, our selection of ice creams and snacks.

 Amboise

Approximately 20 km from Beauval Zoo, on the way out of Montrésor, one of France's most beautiful villages, this separate, completely restored, 105 m² gîte opens onto a large courtyard-terrace and a garden facing the rising sun, and has a bright interior.

 Montrésor

The village of Ferrière-Larçon, along with the Éperon Barré de Murat, offers a beautiful walk to discover a remarkable natural site, classified as a Sensitive Natural Area, where orchids are king.

 Ferrière-Larçon

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

On the banks of the Cher in July and August, Bléré Plage welcomes you for relaxation and swimming, supervised every day from 1 to 7 p.m. Some evenings, entertainment is offered.

 Bléré

Developed during the second half of the 19th century, this private park was donated to the city of Château-Renault in 1909 by its last owner, Léontine Sornas, known as "Madame Sornas", whose wish was to make it accessible to the public, especially school children.

 Saunay