In Tours, we keep an eye in the retro

Duration : 1h - Price : 100 €

A real gateway to the Loire Valley, Tours is a city of art and history that is full of unusual places that our gentlemen siders will be happy to help you discover. Comfortably installed in a magnificent vintage sidecar, you will discover all the emblematic places of the city, such as the Saint-Gatien Cathedral, famous for its magnificent stained glass windows, the Charlemagne Tower and the Clock Tower, two vestiges of the Saint-Martin Basilica, and the Place Plumereau, one of the most beautiful squares in France, with its half-timbered houses.

Duration : 1h30 - Price : 200 €
On a beautiful starry night, let yourself be carried away for a night tour to discover Tours. All along a luminous route, you will stroll in the city, from the Plumereau square to the Colbert street, passing by the Saint-Martin basilica, the Charlemagne tower, the Saint-Gatien cathedral,... To end this adventure, a pause on the banks of the Loire, near the Wilson bridge, will be the occasion to taste a glass of wine of the region and a delicacy.

Duration : 1 day - Price : 290 €

And if you go out of the ordinary for a half-day with family or friends ? Take the wheel of one of our 2CVs and admire the Loire Valley in an unusual way! Set off on the roads of Touraine to (re)discover its landscapes, its heritage and its gastronomy. Take advantage of our road books which will guide you between emblematic sites and unusual places.

Duration : 45mn - Price : from 50 €
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.

Duration : 45mn - Price : Since 50 €
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.