Must-visit neighborhoods in Tours
Renowned for its heritage and relaxed lifestyle, Tours reveals many different faces.
From medieval alleyways and elegant gardens to gourmet market halls, each neighborhood showcases a unique side of the city.
Here are the must-visit neighborhoods to explore during your stay in Tours.
If there is one essential neighborhood to visit in Tours, it is Vieux Tours (Old Tours).
Starting from Place Plumereau, wander along Rue Colbert, Rue George-Courteline, and Rue Briçonnet to admire the half-timbered houses, private mansions, and numerous café terraces that create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Continue your stroll to the Basilica of Saint Martin, the Charlemagne Tower, and the many cobblestone streets to discover the rich history of Tours.
Located south of the city center, the Prébendes neighborhood is prized for its elegant bourgeois architecture and peaceful ambiance.
Its famous English-style garden classified as a "Remarkable Garden" is the perfect spot to unwind amidst lush greenery.
The Halles neighborhood is a true institution in Tours, renowned for its bustling covered market and array of gourmet food shops.
Meet the producers, artisans, and restaurateurs who showcase the specialties of the Touraine region.
Here, you can sample *rillettes*, fish terrines, *poires tapées* (dried pears), and *nougat de Tours*, all accompanied by Loire Valley wines.
It is a must-visit destination for discovering regional flavors and enjoying a convivial moment.
Located just 300 meters from the train station, the Best Western Plus l'Artist welcomes you to a quiet side street, close to shops and restaurants.
Our 53 rooms feature air conditioning, a queen-size bed, and a private bathroom.
Before setting out to explore the city, enjoy a buffet breakfast featuring regional products.
A garage is available for parking your vehicle, along with a bicycle storage area.
Book your 4-star hotel in downtown Tours now.
From medieval alleyways and elegant gardens to gourmet market halls, each neighborhood showcases a unique side of the city.
Here are the must-visit neighborhoods to explore during your stay in Tours.
Vieux Tours: the city's historic heart
If there is one essential neighborhood to visit in Tours, it is Vieux Tours (Old Tours).
Starting from Place Plumereau, wander along Rue Colbert, Rue George-Courteline, and Rue Briçonnet to admire the half-timbered houses, private mansions, and numerous café terraces that create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Continue your stroll to the Basilica of Saint Martin, the Charlemagne Tower, and the many cobblestone streets to discover the rich history of Tours.
The Prébendes neighborhood: a haven of tranquility
Located south of the city center, the Prébendes neighborhood is prized for its elegant bourgeois architecture and peaceful ambiance.
Its famous English-style garden classified as a "Remarkable Garden" is the perfect spot to unwind amidst lush greenery.
The Halles neighborhood: a foodie's paradise
The Halles neighborhood is a true institution in Tours, renowned for its bustling covered market and array of gourmet food shops.
Meet the producers, artisans, and restaurateurs who showcase the specialties of the Touraine region.
Here, you can sample *rillettes*, fish terrines, *poires tapées* (dried pears), and *nougat de Tours*, all accompanied by Loire Valley wines.
It is a must-visit destination for discovering regional flavors and enjoying a convivial moment.
Book your hotel in the center of Tours
Located just 300 meters from the train station, the Best Western Plus l'Artist welcomes you to a quiet side street, close to shops and restaurants.
Our 53 rooms feature air conditioning, a queen-size bed, and a private bathroom.
Before setting out to explore the city, enjoy a buffet breakfast featuring regional products.
A garage is available for parking your vehicle, along with a bicycle storage area.
Book your 4-star hotel in downtown Tours now.
