Bike tours

Duration : 1 day - Price : 18 € Rent a bike in Villandry for a day - Pick up and drop off at the Villandry Tourist Office, 100m from the castle.  The Tourist Office only has some bikes for adults. On the day of pick-up, a photocopy of your ID and a 250€ deposit (by credit card) will be taken. Proposal of circuits on the secure cycle routes of the Loire à vélo:  Villandry to Rigny-Ussé   The itinerary of the Loire à vélo will make you follow the Cher river until it flows into the Loire. You will then take a 500m paved section that will cause some trepidation in the saddle and handlebars of your bike. Then, you will pass to Vallères before arriving at the castle of Rigny-Ussé. 23 km to Rigny-Ussé. Villandry to Tours  The Cher river will be your guideline to Tours. Don't forget to stop at the port of Savonnières to discover the revival of the inland waterways. 21 km to Tours.

Duration: 2h30 - Price: €10 Set off on a bike ride to discover street art in Tours with a tour guide. As you ride through narrow streets, along riverbanks and bridges and through various iconic neighbourhoods, you will discover the many works of art that have found their place in the city, before reaching the Arts Quarter of Old Tours. For over 40 years, it has been home to around twenty artists' studios, craftspeople and gallery owners. The advantages of this tour: An easy 12 km route A broad overview of street art in Tours A colourful urban journey by bike

Duration: 1 day - Price: €40 Just a few pedal strokes from the famous Avenue de Grammont, the city disappears, giving way to the equally famous ‘Loire à Vélo’ cycle route. On the embankments overlooking the Loire or along the towpaths, discover the changing moods and colours of the royal river!

Duration: 1 day - Price: from €40 Just a few pedal strokes from the famous Avenue de Grammont, the city disappears to make way for the equally famous ‘Loire à Vélo’ cycle route. On the embankments overlooking the Loire or along the towpaths, discover the changing moods and colours of the royal river!