Tourist offices France

Germigny-des-Prés is a charming town in the Loiret département. When it comes to things to do around Germigny-des-Prés, there are several interesting options. Visitors can visit Château de La Bussière, Château-parc de Meung-sur-Loire, Musée de la Marine de Loire, Musée Départemental de la Résistance et de la Déportation, Château de Chamerolles, Château de Saint-Brisson-sur-Loire, Château de La Ferté Saint-Aubin, Maison de Loire du Loiret, Parc Floral de La Source, Domaine du Ciran, Pont-Canal de Briare and Château-musée de Gien.

The Haut-Lignon tourist office also provides tourist information for the towns of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon and Tence.

Between Sainte-Victoire and the Aurelian mountains, the medieval town of Trets (10 000 inhabitants) bathed by the Arc is worth a stopover. The heart of the city enclosed in its walls, with its two towers and fortified gates castle (which contains the House of Culture and Tourism), conceals the alleyways and lovely gardens. We discover the Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth, isolated on a hill and the chapel of Saint-Jean-du-Puy. Market days - Wednesday and Sunday - are very lively.

The Maison de Pays d'Ambierle is a tourist information center located in the Benedictine Priory in Ambierle, which has been awarded the Village de Caractère label. Here you'll find hiking guides, regional books, postcards and local crafts and products. The Benedictine Priory of Ambierle is located in the north of the Loire department, 18 km from Roanne. It comprises sections built in the 14th century, 15th-century turrets and a main building constructed between 1753 and 1757. The flamboyant Gothic church features period stained glass windows and an altarpiece, a masterpiece of Flemish art. Guided tours of the village are available for groups by prior arrangement.

Kerlouan, located on Brittany's Côte des Légendes, is a destination with no shortage of charm. Visitors can discover the Pontusval lighthouse, a historic monument offering a breathtaking view of the coast. Nearby is the site of Meneham, a village of thatched cottages retracing the history of the region's inhabitants. Nature lovers will appreciate the region's magnificent beaches and unspoilt landscapes. Sports enthusiasts will enjoy bouldering and scuba diving. Breton legends also take pride of place in Kerlouan, including the legend of the dragon of the Vallée de l'Élorn. To prepare for their stay, visitors can visit the Kerlouan tourist office, which offers information on accommodation, activities and events not to be missed. Whether you're looking for a family getaway, a nature hike or simply to enjoy the Breton atmosphere, Kerlouan and the Côte des Légendes will appeal to travelers in search of authenticity.

A team of advisers welcomes you in the office of Village - new, in five languages, all year round, and helps you to build their stay or your outings French, German and Swiss side!

Located in the town of Les Fourgs, the Tourist Office is an essential information point for visitors. Tourists can obtain information on activities, accommodation and attractions in the region. The Tourist Office website also offers additional information on destinations, passions, activities and weather. Visitors can find bed & breakfasts, vacation rentals, hotels, campsites and other types of accommodation in the region. The Tourist Office also provides brochures and maps to help tourists plan their stay.

The Saujon Tourist Office, located on Place du Général de Gaulle, is an essential information point for visitors to the town. Open from 9am to 12:30pm and from 2pm to 5:30pm. Whether seeking information on local attractions, upcoming events or available accommodation, the Tourist Office is there to help visitors make the most of their stay in Saujon. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, ready to provide personalized advice and recommendations.

Since 2013, the City of Pyrenees is a reference place on the mountain and pyrenees. On the spot, you will find many key players such as the Maison de la Montagne aimed at connecting men to the Pyrenean chain, particularly through targeted cultural actions but also many associations: The French Alpine Club of Pau and the Ossau Valley, La Revue des Pyrénées, the Cyclo-Club béarnais, Les Amis du Parc national or the Société de spéléologie et de prehistory des Pyrénées Ouest, the MJC Berlioz, charged with the reception and an associative bar, La Coulée Douce. Through its rather sensational architecture, the site is designed as an object that pays tribute to summits and includes a canyon that makes it a real urban place of life. The two buildings connected by a bridge do not miss to interfold, between wood and glass windows, you will find the Media Library of the mountain Henri Barrio. Totally dedicated to the universe of the Pyrenees, with over 800 topos of hiking, skiing, climbing or mountain biking, 100 topographic maps and 500 novels and biographies, among other things, it is the trump more of the city!

Lauris, located in the southern Luberon, is an ideal tourist destination for nature and heritage lovers. The Lauris tourist office, along with the Luberon Monts de Vaucluse tourist office, is there to help you organize your stay and provide you with all the information you need. You'll find brochures and maps to help you discover the region's treasures, as well as advice on guided tours and hikes. Don't hesitate to visit the Maison Aubert, located between the Château and the Jardin des plantes tinctoriales, for practical information and documents on the village. What's more, in the courtyard of the Château de Lauris, you can discover numerous artists' studios and admire their works. Lauris Town Hall is also available to answer your questions and provide information on the town's public services.

Saint-Agil is a small French village in the Loir-et-Cher département and Centre-Val de Loire region. With its 272 inhabitants, the commune covers an area of 15.6 km². Surrounded by the communes of Boursay, La Fontenelle and Mondoubleau, Saint-Agil lies 19 km northeast of Saint-Calais, the largest town in the area. The village lies at an altitude of 174 meters and is part of the Communauté de communes des Collines du Perche. Saint-Agil is also close to the Parc Naturel Régional du Perche.

La Chaumière brièronne is a museum located in Saint-Joachim. It offers a guided tour of the treasures of the island of Fédrun. Visitors can learn more about the character of this territory and its inhabitants, discover traditional Brièronne interiors and marvel at the wreaths worn by young women on their wedding day. The tour includes visits to both La Chaumière Briéronne and La Maison de la Mariée. Advance registration is required. Please note that each cottage has one floor and is not accessible to people with reduced mobility. Pets are not allowed in the museum. This tour is offered by the Parc naturel régional de Brière.

Malbuisson, located in the Haut-Doubs region, is an ideal tourist destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Among Malbuisson's main attractions is the Mont d'Or, the highest point of the Métabief resort. With its rocky cliffs offering panoramic views of the Alps and the Swiss plain, the Mont d'Or is a must for hiking enthusiasts. It can be reached by the 6-seater Morond chairlift in Métabief, then by the sentier des crêtes (6 km round-trip hiking trail). The Mont d'Or parking lot can also be reached by road via the villages of Rochejean or Les Longevilles Mont d'Or. In addition to hiking, Malbuisson also offers numerous water sports activities on the surrounding lakes, such as guided cruises, water sports and swimming. Fishing enthusiasts will also find plenty to do here, with numerous fishing spots to choose from. For outdoor enthusiasts, there are signposted routes for hiking, mountain biking, cycling, horse riding and tree climbing. Malbuisson is also rich in heritage and crafts, offering visitors the chance to discover the region's traditions and local products. With its magnificent scenery and numerous activities, Malbuisson is a tourist destination not to be missed.

The Chasseneuil-sur-Bonnieure Tourist Office is located on the first floor of the Maison des associations.

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The Côte des Nacres Tourist Information Office is located in Sari-Solenzara, Corsica. The office offers information on the region's tourist sites, as well as on accommodation, restaurants and activities.

Cadenet's tourist information point is managed by the town's tourist office.

The Montmédy Tourist Office is located in the heart of the citadel. You will find all the necessary information for your stay, restaurants, accommodation and information on the sites not to be missed in the north of the department. On site also a small shop to buy some souvenirs and a bookshop which is full of interesting books on Montmédy, the North Meusien and the department.