Tourist offices Pays De La Loire

La Tranche-sur-Mer can boast several labels highlighting the qualities of this seaside resort on the South Vendée coast. It has the label Famille Plus, which qualifies the welcome and services offered to families and specifically to children. The tourist office will help you to organise your holidays: tide times, leisure activities to be enjoyed and in particular water sports such as surfing, accommodation, restaurants, market days, calendar of events and concerts during the season.

The Vallée de Haute Mayenne Tourist Office, located in Mayenne, is open all year round and offers a warm welcome and personalized assistance in organizing your stay in the region. You'll also find a store offering a selection of local products for gifts and souvenirs. The tourist office is easily accessible by car, by train from Laval station (30 km away), or by bus from the bus station (800 m away). Don't hesitate to come and see them to prepare your stay and discover the many activities and tourist sites in the Vallée de Haute Mayenne.

In the Classé garden, behind the church.

Salaün Holidays is a travel agency located in Saumur. However, please note that schedules are subject to change. They also offer promotions and have brochures available. For the festive season, they offer trips to Christmas markets in France and Europe, New Year's Eve celebrations in France and Europe, trips to the ends of the earth and carnivals. They also highlight festive cities such as Lyon, Andalusia and the Netherlands. Salaün Holidays also offers a round-trip transfer service from your home to the departure airport or coach for your trip.

The Maison de la Bretagne in Paris is the regional council for Brittany in Paris, offering information and advice to visitors interested in the region.

The tourist office offers a range of services, including a photo library, press releases, groups and gift packs. They also offer suggestions for couples, such as walks along the Loire and visits to chateaux. History buffs can discover the famous Apocalypse tapestry, listed in UNESCO's Memory of the World register. For cycling enthusiasts, there are itineraries along the river.

Château-Gontier, in the Mayenne department, has a tourist office to welcome visitors and provide information on the town's activities and attractions. The tourist office is located at the Pôle Culturel des Ursulines, Place André Counord.

The office offers a variety of services, including guided tours, reservations for ancillary services and the sale of tourist products. You can also obtain information on things to do in the area, places to visit, events not to be missed and accommodation available. The tourist office website also offers additional information on the region, including ideas for stays and restaurant suggestions.

This small city of character is to discover on foot. Dominated by the boom of its th century Romanesque steeple, it leads the inas along its flowery alleys to discover a well-developed heritage. Once the little bridge has passed to two arches dating from the Middle Ages, the old houses are not missing. The visitor can admire the medieval house, the house at two 1936 th and 1818 th-century turrets, the house of the th White Cross, not forgetting the imposing lime kilns (in activity from to) or the working houses of the th.

Sainte-Suzanne-et-Chammes is a charming town in the Coëvrons region. Visitors can also keep in touch with the tourist office via social networks such as Facebook and Instagram.

As a haven of hunters 30 000 years ago, the caves of Saulges have not succeeded in move visitors. Only two visit the seventeen today identified: the Rochefort Cave and the Cave to Margot. The cave in Rochefort is staggering: A set of lights highlights the rocky walls, the concretions and the abyss. It was probably occupied first 90 000 years ago, then 16 000 years ago by the Solutréens. These are the probable authors of the superb cave paintings that adorn the cave Mayenne-Science; You can admire their reproduction at the entrance to the Le Canyon restaurant, just a few steps away, because the cave is closed to the public, protection of its archaeological works.

This is one of the info points of the Intercommunal Tourism Board of the Avaloirs Mountain.

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