Tours through the neighbourhoods - Sainte-Radegonde

Duration : 1h30 - Price : 7€ A must-see in Tours, this medieval neighborhood stands out for its half-timbered houses and exceptional mansions. This guided tour lets you appreciate the neighborhood’s charm and discover all its hidden secrets! This tour has been designated a “City of Art and History.” Highlights: An immersion in the medieval charm of Old Tours, centered around the famous Place Plumereau. A journey through remarkable heritage, from half-timbered houses to stately mansions. Benefit from the expertise of a tour guide to uncover the neighborhood’s history and secrets.

Duration: 1 day - Price: €28 With the Tours City Pass, enjoy the “Calder in the Heart of France” event at castles and museums throughout Touraine, while taking in the many other must-see attractions in Tours and the surrounding area. To mark the 50th anniversary of Alexander Calder’s passing, the Ar(t]chipel festival, in partnership with the Centre-Val de Loire Region and the Centre Pompidou, is offering an exceptional program from October 15 to November 1. The Tours stops on this event are included in your Tours City Pass: Olivier Debré Center for Contemporary Art (CCC OD) in Tours: two exhibitions exploring Calder’s work and its influence on contemporary art. Tours Museum of Fine Arts: discover, in particular, his famous portraits and wire figures. Hôtel Goüin in Tours: see a monumental Calder “stable” as well as a selection of works on paper. Azay-le-Rideau Castle: admire "Reims,Croix du Sud", iconic sculptures installed in the castle’s grounds. Calder’s Studio in Saché, where he lived and worked for over twenty years: immerse yourself in his world and his story (free admission with reservation). That’s not all! The must-see highlights of a stay in Tours and Touraine are also included in. •    Tours Castle, •    Compagnonnage Museum, •    Natural History Museum, •    Hôtel Goüin, •    Psalette Cloister, •    Saint-Cosme Priory, •    Villandry Castle and Gardens, (Please note: The castle will be closed from November 12 through November 27. The gardens will remain open.) • Guided walking tour of Tours •    Guided tour on the city’s mini-train (April through October) •    Guided tour with wine tasting at the Cave de Vouvray •    Self-guided tour with wine tasting at La Maison Lacheteau at the Grandes Caves Saint-Roch (Rochecorbon)   Upon presentation of your Tours City Pass, you can also enjoy exclusive benefits from our partners: •    10% off canoe rentals in Vouvray •    10% off your drinks at Au Temps des Rois, Place Plumereau •    10% off at Les Fromages de Camille •    A complimentary bottle of Vouvray brut or demi-sec for two Tours City Pass holders who have booked a “From Vine to Glass” tour and tasting, a wine tasting introduction, or a wine course with Rendez-vous dans les Vignes •    €5 off the Escape Game poster, available at Cubrik in Tours •    A free coffee at La Fourchette Paysanne  

Duration: 2h - Price: from 7€ From a Gallo-Roman settlement to a royal capital, Tours has changed dramatically over the centuries! This guided tour takes you through the major milestones of its history, from its founding in the 1st century through the Renaissance. In the Middle Ages, the city developed around two centers: the cathedral district and the Châteauneuf district, centered on the Saint-Martin Collegiate Church. Between 1440 and 1520, Tours became the royal capital and experienced a period of architectural renewal. As you stroll through the streets, discover historic residences—from half-timbered houses to Renaissance mansions—and religious buildings that still bear witness to these different eras. This tour is certified by the “City of Art and History” program. Highlights: Discover the history of Tours from antiquity to the Renaissance in just 2 hours with a tour guide. A “City of Art and History” certified tour guarantees the city’s commitment to preserving its heritage. Stroll through the city’s most beautiful streets, from the cobblestone alleys of Old Tours to the wide avenues leading to City Hall.