Indre-Et-Loire : When should you leave?
The climate of the Indre-et-Loire is a temperate climate of the degraded oceanic type. It is characterized by average temperatures ranging from 4.7°C to 19.8°C. Winters are mild and rainy. Summers are beautiful and mild
When should you visit this major French Renaissance site? The Indre-et-Loire invites you all year round to discover its exceptionally rich heritage, from natural and historical treasures to artistic and architectural gems. Famous for its Loire castles, these remarkable buildings classified as Unesco World Heritage sites, Touraine also offers us the presence of its exceptional gardens, its beautiful typical villages, as well as its cities of art and history, a collection of twenty-two castles and great sites that reveal each of the fundamental chapters of French history. Discover their majestic architecture, their well-tended gardens and their hidden treasures, through an exciting journey through the splendid scenery.
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Indre-Et-Loire : Discover
In the west of the Centre-Val de Loire region, the Indre-et-Loire is not short of places to discover. One thinks of course of its many castles. Amboise, capital of the Renaissance, Chenonceau, the fortress of Chinon, or the medieval city of Loches, to name but a few. This heritage is the legacy of the department's rich historical past. The department also has many picturesque villages of character, some of which are recognized as the Most Beautiful Villages of France, such as Crissay-sur-Manse and Montrésor. In the center, Tours shines with its economic activity, its cultural and student life. Crossed by the Loire and the Cher, it benefits from the advantages of a metropolis while being surrounded by nature. A rich biodiversity to be admired through a large choice of bicycle and hiking trails. It is also an opportunity to discover the vineyards where great wines were born: Vouvray, Montlouis or Saint-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil.
