Things to see and do Indre-Et-Loire

Salaün Holidays is a travel agency based in Joué-lès-Tours. It offers a wide range of holidays for the festive season. To round off the year in style, Salaün Holidays offers tours of the most beautiful Christmas markets in Alsace, Belgium, Austria, Italy, Germany and even Norway. For Christmas and New Year's Eve, there's also a wide choice of destinations, both in France and abroad. In 2024, the agency is also offering trips to festive events such as the Fête des Lumières in Lyon, the Corso Fleuri in the Netherlands or the carnivals in Nice, Venice and Madeira. Salaün Holidays also offers a round-trip transfer service from your home to the departure airport or coach for your trip.

The Jardins du Cabri, part of the farm, also offer a place to relax and stroll. Here you can see and feed the animals, take part in educational workshops and relax in the green spaces.

The town of Montrésor is classified as the «Most Beautiful Villages of France». The visit is worth a visit! This city has a very rich heritage: castle, Saint John Baptiste College, and the medieval village with the Halle Hall and the Chancellor's house. There are numerous walks, including on the banks of the Indrois. A day can benefit from all the attractions of the city and enjoy the small restaurants for a break in the middle of this soothing setting. 

The Saint-Nicolas church is a must-see historic site in Tavant. This Catholic church, built in the early 12th century, is known for its Romanesque architectural style. It is located in rue Saint-Nicolas and can be reached on 09 72 30 69 94. The Saint-Nicolas church is renowned for its original, high-quality frescoes, which were copied life-size at the Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine and illustrated on two postage stamps in 1997. Visitors can admire these frescoes on their way to the church. Be sure to visit this church steeped in history during your stay in Tavant.

Château Gaillard is a royal estate located in Amboise, in the Loire Valley. Built in 1496 by Charles VIII, the château is a true jewel of the French Renaissance. After five years of restoration, it has opened its doors to the public and now offers a unique experience. The château is surrounded by magnificent gardens, bearing witness to the earliest gardens of the French Renaissance. Inside, visitors can admire ornate stained-glass windows and finely carved fireplaces. Luxuriously furnished in period style, the château offers a warm, cosy atmosphere, transporting visitors back to the 16th century. The estate also has a rich history, having been home to kings such as Charles VIII, Louis XII and François I. It has also been the scene of many historic events. Château Gaillard is a must-see for history and heritage lovers.