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L'Hedoniste

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L'Hedoniste is a cozy restaurant located a few steps away Saint Gatien's Gothic cathedral which gives us the opportunity to taste the local cousine of this quaint city. Although we spent six days travelling from Chambery to Tours it was definitely the best culinary experience... we had had. This was possible thanks to its professional and welcoming owner Jack who entertained us making our dinner unforgettable. Therefore, the next time you stroll around Tours' city center, give Jack's restaurant a go, it won't let you down! More

Bumped into this spot on an evening walk to the Cathedral. it's very unassuming from the outside, it doesn't shout about itself. All the better for that. It has a family feel and you know they've been doing this for years. Not that the guy... seemed weary of it all, just a bit patinated maybe. Only one other table was occupied, strange because we'd just ben through a street a little earlier which was heaving with diners. He livened up when we asked his advice about the wine and he landed on a corker. i can't remember what it was exactly. Food was lovely, service was pretty good, wine was great. And we knew we'd got one up on all the hoardes crammed into what must be the Temple Bar of Tours - aka Europe's biggest tourist trap. We left, filled with lovely local food, local wine and having given our money to an owner who richly deserved the custom. More

Great, local dinner! Food tasted like it was made from the heart. The chef did a fantastic job. Rasor clams, beef and fries with homemade mayo could not have been better. Wine pairings were also exceptional.

We had a stop over In Tours and needed quick dinner. Many tables were reserved but we were invited in ( we went there pretty early). The menu was not long but we got what we expected. We asked matching local wine to the food.... We got very well matching wines. More

We stopped by L’ Hedoniste hoping they were open, we were very early! To our surprise we were invited in! Right next to the Tours Cathédrale was this fantastic, side street, restaurant: L’Hedoniste!! I had duck in a honey glaze and it was the best... I’ve ever eaten. The desserts were also the bomb: chocolate plate, a strawberry pastry, and ice creams with flavored liquors. Not all used the liquor.🤫 this was the short breakdown.... More

Fantastic find! Wonderful food staffed by two great guys. Excellent wine list. Lamb and pork exceptionally good.

Second visit here and I was not disappointed, everything was excellent, food outstanding. Great service, excellent wine, a simple menu of lovely dishers

Starters and cheese course very nice, main course reminded me of my school dinners but what really let them down was the abysmal service. Waited ages between courses and left with the bill and cash left on the bar as couldn’t find anyone to take... it. More

My husband, son and I were in search of a good meal after a long day. We searched “restaurants nearby”, and this appeared. We were pleasantly surprised by the ambience, staff, and (oh wow) the meal. It met and out did our expectations. Superb!

We had the wine sampling menu and it is a great experience, you get five different wines and the owner will suggest wine pairings with your food... great experience overall.

We ate here for lunch while in Tours. We had the plate of the day, which is a 3 course meal. I had a main course of duck, the appetizer and dessert where also excellent. the service was right on . it was a nice... way to spend a rainy day in Tours . As in many restaurants in Europe lunch is a very good value compared to dinner. More

Wonderful restaurant. A fantastic experience from start to finish. Excellent service, fantastic wine list, incredible food and a very reasonable price. This place is really wonderful. We ordered the 4 course dinner (starter, main, cheese and dessert) all of the courses were outstanding - tasty... and good sized portions. Very impressive indeed! Will recommend this place to everyone I know and will definitely come back again. More

This very popular restaurant, close to the Cathedral, is a must for any (foreign) tourist wishing to sample the legendary French cuisine but judging by the amount of French spoken when we were there, the French too appreciate the quality. The presentation, the service, the... ambience made the experience one to remember. More

We couldn't get a table on the Saturday evening, maybe they were fully booked, maybe we were dressed too casual, although I did ask. However we liked the look of the menu and having checked out other restaurants around the corner in Rue Colbert, we... returned on our last night in Tours 5days later. It wasn't busy, we were more suitably dressed and had a superb meal. We both enjoy our food, dislike pretencous restaurants and all that goes with it. Great food superbly presented, amiable host (albeit in need of a better deodorant) who when asked why there were no Rose wines on the list, smiled and said they were not proper wines 😋😀😀 We would have no hesitation returning. More

Very good food. Wines are excellent. Old-fashioned decoration, a bit noisy in the room on the rear side.

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• Service: 4.5
• Atmosphere: 4

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Restaurant with a contemporary decor serves good bottles and homemade dishes.

In the shade of Saint-Gatien Cathedral, you are in good hands to taste good bottles and savour homemade dishes. Choose between two superb rooms, in tufa stone, decorated with contemporary elements. The jazzy music and intimate décor of this chic bistro are added to the friendly welcome of the team, always with good advice. At its head, Jacky Serre and his love of good food. Behind the stoves, the chef offers a succulent cuisine made mainly of fresh Touraine produce, here we focus on simplicity and taste. And since the Hédoniste is also a wine merchant, wine is obviously in the spotlight with more than 200 references of live wines. You can also take your bottle with you if it is not finished. You will have understood: epicureans and hedonists of all kinds are welcome here.

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Open from Tuesday to Saturday for lunch and dinner. Lunch menus from 16 to 19 €. In the evening from 27 to 37 €. Cheque Restaurant.

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Trs bon accueil, plats dlicieux et parfaitement prpars, la brioche faon pain perdu au caramel est une tuerie, nous n'avons pas got de vin mais le lieu est rput pour leur qualit et les bons conseils de l'quipe. Nous y retournerons trs certainement

Accueil toujours aussi sympa. Plats excellents. Laissez vous conseiller pour le vin et tout ira bien

Mes collgues et mon hte de la Maison Jules ne s'y sont pas tromps en me conseillant cet tablissement : Cuisine de qualit servie de faon conviviale. Nous avons pass un excellent moment... j'ai personnellement ador la souris d'agneau et le dsoss de pied de porc... ! Bravo

Excellent ! Produits de grande qualit accommods avec raffinement et crativit pour un prix tout fait correct . Flicitations au chef !

Trs bon accueil. Cuisine excellente. Je conseille l Oeuf en entre.Et que dire du personnel et du cuisinier sinon qu' ils sont trs attentifs.Bougie pour l'anniversaire. Merci pour cet agrable moment.

L'Hédoniste — Restaurant à Tours

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L'Hédoniste

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• lundi Fermé
• mardi 10:00 – 14:30, 17
• mercredi 10:00 – 14:30, 17
• jeudi 10:00 – 14:30, 17
• vendredi 10:00 – 14:30, 17
• samedi 10:00 – 14:30, 17
• dimanche Fermé

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L'Hédoniste est la france Restaurant située à Tours, Indre-et-Loire. L'Hédoniste est situé à 16 Rue Lavoisier, 37000 Tours, France.

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• 1 Understand
• 2.1 By plane
• 2.2.1 From the United Kingdom
• 2.2.2 From Paris
• 2.2.3 From elsewhere in France
• 3.1 By public transport: bus, tram, train
• 3.2 By bike
• 3.3 On foot
• 4.1 Visitor attractions
• 4.2.1 Vieux Tours ( the Old Town )
• 4.2.2 Quartier de la Cathédrale
• 4.2.3 Quartier des Prébendes
• 7.1 Brand shopping
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• 7.3.1 Supermarkets
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• 11 Stay safe

Tours (with a silent s ) is an important city in the Loire Valley of west-central France .

Understand [ edit ]

With a city population of 137,000, and 360,000 in the agglomeration (2020), Tours is the largest city in Centre-Val de Loire , though the status of regional capital is held by Orléans . Tours sits on both the river Loire and on its large tributary the Cher, with the city centre located between the two. The city has a number of attractions, including two cathedrals, a number of interesting museums and great local cuisine. Furthermore, Tours is excellently placed to serve as a base from which to explore the countless châteaux of the Loire Valley. The administrative department of Indre-et-Loire, of which Tours is the prefecture, is known almost exclusively to residents by its much older name of the Touraine , and is renowned for its wines and for the supposed perfection of its local spoken French.

Get in [ edit ]

By plane [ edit ].

• Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport ( CDG  IATA ) receives by far the largest number of international flights into France. TGV trains run direct from the airport to Saint-Pierre-des-Corps (see below), from where you can pick up a shuttle train into central Tours. The journey time is approximately two hours. If you're hiring a car, the journey time via the A3, Paris ring road ( boulevard Périphérique ), A6B and A10 is about three hours in good traffic.
• Paris Orly Airport ( ORY  IATA ) is closer to Tours than CDG, but harder to get to using public transport. You will have to take a combination of local services to get to Paris Montparnasse railway station, in order to catch the TGV to Tours. Otherwise, by car, the journey is relatively straightforward once you pick up the A10 motorway, and should take between two and three hours in good traffic.
• Nantes ( NTE  IATA ) is another airport that can be used to reach Tours. It serves a decent number of European destinations. By car, Nantes Airport can be reach in under 2 hr. By train, expect a journey lasting between 1.5 and 2.5 hours.

By train [ edit ]

From the united kingdom [ edit ].

Eurostar from London St Pancras takes around 6 hours to Tours, changing to the French national network in either Lille Europe (transfer to another train from this station or from Flandres station, depending on which service you're booked on - check your ticket) or Paris.

You have to catch the Metro from Gare du Nord, where the Eurostar terminates, to Montparnasse-Bienvenüe, close to Gare Montparnasse where the TGV to Tours departs. This journey can be made in around 30 min via Line 4 of the Metro, and though not included in your train ticket, only costs a couple of euros for a single fare.

From Paris [ edit ]

SNCF is the French national rail operator. The high-speed TGV is the fastest way to get to Tours from Paris and costs about €50 each way. The journey from Paris Montparnasse (to Tours central station) takes just over 1 hour, while you can reach Tours from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport in 2 hours (via Saint-Pierre-des-Corps). You could also take the slower Intercités train from Paris Austerlitz which passes Orléans and Blois too, taking a little over 2 hours. Tickets can be bought for about €25 each way.

From elsewhere in France [ edit ]

Tours receives direct trains from Blois , Bourges , Caen , Dijon , La Rochelle , Le Mans , Lyon -Perrache, Orléans and Poitiers as well as numerous smaller regional destinations.

• Saint-Pierre-des-Corps , located on the eastern edge of Tours, is a hub of the national railway network. The station is at the junction of the north–south LGV Atlantique high speed line, the east–west line along the Loire Valley, and several radial routes around the region. Visitors arriving from the directions of Angers , Bordeaux , Lille , Nantes and Strasbourg will need to change here for the fast and frequent shuttle train into Tours proper.

By car [ edit ]

Tours is at the centre of a highway crossroads: the A10 between Paris and Bordeaux (where it connects to the A63 from Spain ), the A85 from Nantes and Bourges , and the A28 from Le Mans and Normandy , including the English Channel ports of Cherbourg , Dieppe and Le Havre . The A10 passes between Tours and Saint-Pierre-des-Corps, and Boulevard Heurteloup links junction 21 to the city centre.

Get around [ edit ]

By public transport: bus, tram, train [ edit ]

Fil Bleu is the authority responsible for all public transport in Tours and the agglomeration. They operate:

• A comprehensive network of buses throughout the urban area, including several high-frequency routes and one bus rapid transit line ( Tempo 2 ), which connects the north and north-east of Tours and the airport with the city centre, the south of Tours and the suburban town of Chambray-lès-Tours. The most important routes operate at between every 2-to-5 and every 10-to-15 minutes, with less important routes following a significantly less frequent timetable
• A single tram line ( Tram A ) which connects the north of Tours near the airport with the city centre, the L'Heure Tranquille shopping and entertainment complex and the suburban town of Joué-lès-Tours. Trams operate every 4-to-8 minutes during the day and early evening, and about every 10-to-20 minutes in the late evening
• An SNCF / Fil Bleu shuttle train ( Navette ), which runs between Tours and Saint-Pierre-des-Corps railway stations at regular intervals throughout the day and evening. Its travel time of 5 minutes is considerably faster than the equivalent bus journey

Buses and trams generally operate between 05:00 and 01:00 every day of the week, though services are often reduced early mornings and late evenings, and on Sundays and bank holidays. The website offers timetables for every route [dead link] and an electronic journey planner .

A single Fil Bleu fare costs €1.50 and can be used for up to an hour on any route, including changes. The fare for two journeys is €2.70 and a day pass costs 3 €3.70. There are numerous other fares available for families, concessions, groups and other types of journey, the details of which can be reviewed on their website [dead link] . Tickets can be purchased and recharged on board any bus (from the driver) and at every tram stop (using the machines on the platform), as well as at the Fil Bleu information centre on rue Charles Gille and in certain newsagents around Tours. You must validate your ticket or pass each time you board a bus or tram, even when making transfers, by pressing the ticket or pass to one of the blue touchscreens on board. There are frequent inspections on the network and if you are found to be travelling with a ticket or pass which hasn't been validated, you will be treated the same as a fare-evader and may be given an on-the-spot fine.

Maps of the Fil Bleu network can be downloaded from their website .

By bike [ edit ]

Cycling is one of the best ways to see the city; Tours lies at the heart of the Loire à Vélo project which has made the entire Loire Valley cyclable, and there are numerous bike rental stores.

Vélociti is the municipal bike hire scheme provided by Fil Bleu. Those staying several months in Tours may rent a bike for €5 per month from the Fil Bleu travel centre at 9, rue Michelet.

On foot [ edit ]

Central Tours is compact and very pedestrian friendly so walking is usually the easiest and most pleasant way to get around, particularly as many of the city centre streets are so narrow that the public transport network doesn't directly serve some of the major attractions. A visitors' guide with a recommended walking route can be picked up for free at the tourist office [dead link] on the corner of rue Bernard Palissy / boulevard Heurteloup. In the See section of this article, you can read about interesting neighbourhoods that can be explored on foot.

Tours is compact enough that you will generally not need your car to get around town. A car would, however, be useful if you plan on exploring the towns, châteaux and countryside outside of Tours, though many sites of interest can be reached by public transport and by bike.

Beware that although Tours is easily driveable and not often congested, the many pedestrianised and limited-access streets in the city centre may mean your desired address isn't directly accessible to cars, though there will always be nearby on- or off-street parking.

There are numerous underground car parks in the city, such as at place du Général Leclerc (underneath the large square in front of the railway station), place des Halles (underneath the Halles market hall, ideal for visiting the old town), and at place Anatole France (easy access to the shops on rue Nationale).

See [ edit ]

Visitor attractions [ edit ]

Museum buffs will want to invest in a Carte Multi-visites , which for €10 allows you access to the Fine Arts, Natural History and Compagnonnage Museums, as well as (from 2017) the Saint Martin Museum and the Olivier Debré Centre. This can be purchased from any of the participating museums, or from the city's tourist office.

• 47.39298 0.68296 1 Basilique de Saint Martin de Tours ( Basilica of Saint Martin of Tours ), Rue Baleschoux ( Entrance on Rue Descartes ), ☏ +33 2 47 05 63 87 . Open all day for visitors and worshippers . Built between 1886 and 1924 on the site of a much earlier basilica (whose two remaining towers, the Tour d'Horloge and Tour Charlemagne still stand next to the current edifice), this Romanesque church's dome stands proudly on the city's skyline. The main attraction within is the crypt which houses the tomb of St Martin of Tours. The basilica's nuns can be stern but are generally very welcoming to respectful visitors. Free . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• 47.395428 0.693786 2 Cathédrale Saint Gatien ( Tours Cathedral ), Rue Lavoisier / Place de la Cathédrale ( The pedestrian route from the railway station takes you via Rue Bernard Palissy and Place François Sicard, from where the cathedral is signposted. ). Open all day; cloister closes between 12:30 and 14:30 . A Gothic cathedral with a monolithic façade, spectacular flying buttresses and plenty of gargoyles, some of which have some rather rude appendages. The interior is no less impressive and there is very detailed information available on boards all around the cathedral. Adjoining is the Cloître de la Psallette , which may or may not be worth the small entrance fee depending on your level of interest. Cathedral: free; Cloisters: €3, some concessions free . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• 47.394004 0.69664 3 Centre Marie de l'Incarnation , 2, rue du Petit Pré , ☏ +33 2 47 20 01 68 . June–September M, Th–Sa: 10:00–12:00, 15:00–18:00. Closed W and Sa. Closed October–May. Good luck! . This is the convent of the Ursulines of Tours, a sect of nuns, whose most famous sister, Sainte Marie de l'Incarnation, travelled to Quebec in 1639 to spread the order to Canada. She eventually founded the first catholic school in North America. Learn all about the life and travels of the saint in the centre's tiny museum, which is housed in a 15th century room, and take time for contemplation or prayer in the adjacent chapel. Free . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• 47.396975 0.693389 4 Château de Tours ( Tours Castle ), 25 avenue André Malraux , ☏ +33 2 47 21 61 95 . Tu – Su 14:00–18:00 . Architecturally unimpressive by anybody's standards (especially if you've been spoilt by the likes of Chenonceau and Chambord), the castle nonetheless has an interesting history and hosts art exhibitions all year round. Adults €3, concessions €1.50 . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• 47.390452 0.689365 5 Hôtel de Ville ( City Hall ), Place Jean Jaurès . This grand 19th-century municipal building stands proudly in front of the ever changing fountains on Tours' central square. If you happen to be there on a day where there is an exhibition inside, it would be worth paying the entrance fee just to see the lavishly-decorated ball room. ( updated Dec 2016 )
• 47.387145 0.666636 6 Jardin Botanique ( Botanical Garden ), 35 Boulevard Tonnellé ( Bus route 4 from Anatole France or route 15 from Gare de Tours / Jean Jaurès each take about 10 minutes and stop outside the garden. ), ☏ +33 2 47 21 62 67 , fax : +33 2 47 21 62 90 . Open daily, dawn until dusk. Greenhouse and petting farm times vary . This large botanical garden holds year-round interest, with extensive borders dedicated to different climate zones, a magnolia walk and a section tracing the natural history of plants, as well as a large medicinal herb garden and a rockery. In the middle of the garden sits a beautiful 150-year-old gingko tree. There are also tropical glasshouses, several animal enclosures, a children's petting farm and play area, and a lawn for picnicking. Each spring is the Printemps des Poètes , with poems displayed around the garden, and there are other events throughout the year. Free . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• 47.394752 0.693946 7 Musée des Beaux Arts ( Fine Arts Museum ), 18 place François Sicard ( Almost next to the cathedral ), ☏ +33 2 47 05 68 82 . W–M 09:00–12:45, 14:00–18:00; closed Tu . Inside the former Palace of the Archbishops of Tours, the Musée des Beaux Arts possesses a sizable collection, including paintings by Debré, Degas, Delacroix, Monet, Roslin and Van Goyen, sculpture by Rodin as well as antiquities, objets d'art, tapestry and medieval religious artwork. There is equally a regular cycle of temporary exhibitions and events. The gardens are popular in the summer months and include an enormous Lebanese cedar and a life-sized model of Fritz the elephant, one of Tours' less welcome visitors who went on a rampage after escaping the circus. Adults: €6; 12-18 year olds, students, over 65s, disabled, groups of 10 or more: €3; under 12s: free; first Sunday of each month free entry to all; gardens free . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• 47.396045 0.686694 8 Musée du Compagnonnage , 8 rue Nationale ( By Anatole France tram stop ), ☏ +33 2 47 21 62 20 . Open daily 09:00–12:30, 14:00–18:00 except Sep–Jun closed Tu . A most unusual museum depicting artifacts of various guilds of master craftsmen, including many masterpieces of tools, sculpture, bells, clothing, shoes, decorated cakes and the exhibition hall of the museum itself, whose roof is supported by tree trunk-sized wood beams. The museum is especially welcoming to children, with quizzes available and friendly staff on hand to inform and educate. Conspiracy theorists can have fun seeing how many masonic symbols they can spot. Adults: €5.50; 12-18 year olds, students, over 65s: €3.80; Under 12s: free . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• 47.394626 0.683902 9 Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle ( Natural History Museum ), 3 rue du Président Merville ( located between the Old and New Towns, it is well-signposted from the Rue Nationale ), ☏ +33 2 47 21 68 08 . Tu–F 10:00–12:00, 14:00–18:00; Sa Su 14:00–18:00 . Spread across four floors. Level 4, where the visit starts, is the natural history library. Level 3 focuses on the natural history of the Touraine, including many taxidermied specimens and geological artefacts. Level 2 is global natural history, including taxidermied specimens from the 5 inhabited continents, as well as live insects, spiders, snakes, fish, amphibians and reptiles. Level 1 has the reception, shop and temporary exhibitions, recent examples of which being snakes of the world and mammoths. Adults: €3.50; 12-18 year olds, students, over 65s, disabled: €1.80 €; under 12s: free . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• 47.389339 0.6508 10 Prieuré de Saint Cosme ( Demeure de Ronsard / Pierre de Ronsard's home ), rue Ronsard, 37520 La Riche ( Although walking along the river bank from central Tours is possible, the 60 minute walking distance and non-signposted route may make it preferable to catch the bus or drive. Car park on site. Bus routes 3a and 3b depart from Gare de Tours / Jean Jaurès to La Pleiade. A map would be helpful as the 5 minute walk from here to the priory is not signposted. ), ☏ +33 2 47 37 32 70 , fax : +33 2 47 37 25 20 , [email protected] . 1 May–31 Aug 10:00–18:00; low season times vary, check website . A tranquil corner of suburban La Riche, this ruined priory is most noted for being the home and final resting place of Pierre de Ronsard, celebrated poet of the 16th century. Recent renovations have seen the restoration of the gardens and some of the buildings, the erection of new information boards in English and the addition of an interactive feature whereby visitors can listen to readings of Ronsard's poems within the walls of his former residence. Adults: €6; concessions: €4.50; Under 7s: free . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• Tours by night is just as spectacular as during the day, as most of the landmarks' façades, including the Basilica, Cathedral, City Hall and railway station are illuminated. The Pont Wilson looks especially brooding when the Loire is foggy.
• 47.39565 0.68525 11 Centre de Création contemporaine Olivier Debré , Jardin François 1er . Contemporary art gallery. €7 . ( updated Dec 2016 )
• Musée Saint Martin . Under refurbishment ( updated Dec 2016 )

Interesting neighbourhoods and parks [ edit ]

Vieux Tours ( the Old Town ) [ edit ]

This is the neighbourhood of mainly-pedestrianised medieval streets centred on lively Place Plumereau . Known to the locals as Place Plum , this square is bounded by timber-framed maisons à colombages , cafés and bars, whose seats colonise the entire space when the weather is fine. The commercial thoroughfares of Vieux Tours hum with people day and night, but even in this most buzzing of neighbourhoods you can find many quieter ruelles (side streets), quaint alleys and peaceful squares.

West of Place Plum', on and around rue de la Monnaie is the Quartier Artisanal where you can spot craftsmen busy in their workshops. Look out for the former hostel at 7, rue des Cérisiers , which was reportedly the inspiration for the Pension Vauquer in Tours native Honoré de Balzac's most celebrated work Le Père Goriot .

The Quartier Lamartine is in many ways a western continuation of the Old Town, albeit without the crowds (and, sadly, the pedestrianisation). As such there are many medieval buildings of note and traditional local businesses: boucheries , boulangeries and floristes . The Gothic church on rue Georges Courteline is worth a look.

Quartier de la Cathédrale [ edit ]

Unsurprisingly, the district around the cathedral. This well-heeled neighbourhood is mainly residential, with a mishmash of grand houses, and their frustratingly hidden gardens, from every century between the 13th and 19th. Particularly of note is Rue Colbert , as much for its brilliant restaurants as its interesting history. Joan of Arc's personal armourer and the site of public executions by guillotine are two highlights to look out for. A stroll down Rue de la Scellerie , stopping to browse its antiques shops and admire the imposing Grand Théâtre, will take you to the green oasis of Place François Sicard. Lined with handsome bourgeois homes, this is a pleasant park for picnics and is handy for the cathedral and fine arts museum.

East of the cathedral, you venture off the beaten track, meaning you usually get to walk in near-solitude. As you pass along rue des Ursulines, so named for the order of nuns occupying a convent here, listen out for the sound of young musicians perfecting their art in the Conservatoire de Musique. At the corner of rue des Ursulines and rue du Petit Cupidon, go through a walkway under an innocuous-looking block of flats; you'll find a hidden park! This is the Jardin des Vikings , which is something of a misnomer, since the park's main attraction is the last vestiges of the ancient Roman wall which once circled Tours. If you double back on yourself, the next left (rue François Clouet) will take you to the Jardin des Ursulines . Perhaps here you will bask under the mature trees, while your kids try the playground. Before you leave the area, don't miss the lovely Romanesque church at the top of rue de la Porte Rouline, or the tiny Musée de Sainte Marie de l'Incarnation (see above for listing) on rue du Petit Pré.

Quartier des Prébendes [ edit ]

Explore the quiet streets west of avenue de Grammont and you will be rewarded with elegant 19th century townhouses built in the typical Tourangeau style. Rue d'Entraigues and rue Roger Salengro are both good starting points from the main avenue, and the latter will take you directly to the main focus of the neighbourhood: the Jardin des Prébendes d'Oé . This much-loved municipal park dates from 1872, and was designed in the style of an English landscape garden. Among the park's admirers was Léopold Sédar Senghor, president of Senegal, and one of 20th-century Africa's great intellectuals, who wrote a poem for the garden while teaching in Tours in the 1930s. There are plenty of flowers and mature trees, and the giant sequoias are especially prized by locals. You will also find two music bandstands, a large pond with bridges, and fountains and statues dedicated to famous Tourangeaux, among them Pierre de Ronsard. As with the Botanical Gardens, the lawns are set aside for picnics and there is a play area for children.

Do [ edit ]

• Cycle , walk or jog along the Loire : Starting at Pont Wilson, on either bank of the river, you can walk or cycle for many miles up- or down-stream.
• Visit La Gloriette [dead link] , a public park south-west of the centre with an experimental vegetable garden and an adventure park, high in the trees. For Free!
• Le Petit Train de Tours ( road train ) ( Departs from boulevard Heurteloup in front of the tourist information centre ), ☏ +33 6 63 18 45 68 . May–Sep every day; Apr, Oct weekends only: departures every hour on the hour from 10:00 to 18:00, except 13:00 . A delightful little road train that follows a circular route through the city centre, passing by all the major landmarks on the way. Adults (13 and over) €6.50; disabled, children aged 3–12 €4.50; under 3s free. . ( updated May 2015 )
• La Calèche ( horse and carriage ride ), rue Bernard Palissy / place François Sicard ( The far end of rue Bernard Palissy from the tourist information centre. ), ☏ +33 2 47 66 70 70 . 1 May–30 Sep, Christmas holidays Tu–Sa 10:00, 11:00, 15:00, 16:00, 17:00; Su bank holidays 15:00, 16:00, 17:00 . See Tours in style, for a very attractive price. €1.50, free with a Fil Bleu monthly pass . ( updated May 2015 )

Learn [ edit ]

The Université Francois-Rabelais offers French courses for people of any level and from any country starting at the beginning of September and ending in May, costing between €1,000-€1,500. Classes are held at the Fromont campus west of the city centre in a quiet residential neighbourhood.

Buy [ edit ]

Brand shopping [ edit ].

There are several major shopping destinations in Tours. Most people who work in these shops are young so there is a large possibility that they will speak English. Never start speaking English with someone before asking politely: "Parlez-vous anglais?" (pronunciation: par-lay voo on-glay). It is also polite to start with "Bonjour" or "Bonsoir", depending on the time of day, before you say anything else.

• Rue Nationale is the beautifully-pedestrianised main shopping street in central Tours, where the only traffic is the occasional tram gliding past. Along with surrounding streets (west into the New Town around Place de la Résistance', and south past Place Jean Jaurès to Rue Bordeaux ), this is home to many high street brand names including a large Galéries Lafayette department store and is especially busy in the early evening. There is also a small indoor shopping mall halfway along Rue Nationale called Galéries Nationale which complements the main street rather well without taking away its business.
• L'Heure Tranquille ( L'Heure Tranquille tram stop is 15 minutes' ride from central Tours and just outside the centre. Driving not recommended, though if you do the first 90 minutes' parking are free. ). Open every day 10:00–20:00 . A new shopping and leisure centre that has a good selection of shops, as well as eating and entertainment facilities (cinema, bowling, laser tag) ( updated Jan 2016 )
• Les Atlantes , Avenue Jacques Duclos, 37700 Saint-Pierre-des-Corps ( Easily reachable in 10 minutes on the 3a / 3b bus from Jean Jaurès or in front of the railway station (Vinci end). Driving not recommended. ), ☏ +33 2 47 32 25 25 . M–Th 9:30–20:30; F Sa 8:30–21:30; Su closed . An out-of-town shopping centre with several large hypermarkets, notably Carrefour, IKEA and Toys 'R' Us, and lots of smaller chain stores. ( updated Jan 2016 )

Souvenirs and crafts [ edit ]

• The Old Town particularly has many tourist-oriented shops and is also home to the Quartier Artisanal, where you can purchase locally-made arts, crafts and other handmade œuvres
• Head to Rue de la Scellerie for the best collection of antiques stores in the Loire.
• The vast majority of newsagents and tobacconists (identified by a red diamond "TABAC" sign) in central Tours stock postcards and basic souvenirs such as fridge magnets.

Food shopping [ edit ]

Apart from the Halles covered market hall (more about that below), there are a few food shops and supermarkets which may be useful for your stay. Note that almost everything of this genre is shut on Sundays.

Supermarkets [ edit ]

• Monoprix , 63-65 Rue Nationale , ☏ +33 2 47 61 96 00 . 09:00–21:00 (last entry about 20:45, when security locks the entrance doors) . The largest and best supermarket in the city centre, with a large clothing section at the front and a food hall at the back. ( updated Jan 2016 )
• [dead link] Simply Market , Two locations: Place du Général Leclerc / Place Jean Jaurès ( Leclerc: in front of the station, next to Le Grand Hôtel / Jaurès: on the corner of Rue Victor Hugo ), ☏ +33 2 47 05 29 51 (Leclerc), +33 2 47 60 11 60 (Jaurès) . Leclerc: M–Sa 7:30–20:00 / Jaurès: M–Sa 9:00–19:30 . Medium-sized and well-priced supermarkets ( updated Jan 2016 )
• Intermarché Express , 13 bis - 17 Rue Charles Gille ( One block down from Rue de Bordeaux, between the station and Jean Jaurès ), ☏ +33 2 47 70 49 49 . M–Sa 09:00–20:00, Su 09:30–13:00 . The only central supermarket open on Sundays. ( updated Jan 2016 )
• 8 à Huit , 77 Rue Colbert . Despite its rather explicit name, M–Sa 8:30–13:30, 15:00–20:00; Closed Su . French version of a 7-11, albeit with shorter opening hours. ( updated Jan 2016 )
• Cocci Market , Rue Constantine ( On the corner of Rue du Commerce heading into the Old Town ). Open every day 8:45–22:00 . Small convenience store ( updated Jan 2016 )
• A tiny off-licence on Rue Colbert simply signed Alimentation Générale ("general foodstuffs") has a surprisingly good selection of tinned foods, confectionery and some fresh fruit as well as plenty of alcohol. Best of all, it's open well into the early hours, far later than any of the supermarkets. Great for after-hours drinks and snacks!

Artisan food stores [ edit ]

• Hardouin , Two locations: 70 Rue Bernard Palissy / Les Halles de Tours ( Palissy: Next to the Vinci Convention Centre / Halles: inside the covered market. ), ☏ +33 2 47 05 12 87 . "Charcuterie tourangelle de tradition" says it all really. Easily the best and most well-known charcutier (delicatessen) in the Touraine, serving dried and cured meats and saucisson, cheeses, and wonderful seasonal pastries, all using locally-sourced ingredients. ( updated Jan 2016 )
• Any one of the dozens of boulangeries / patisseries around town. No directions needed, there's one on practically every corner. While all are of good quality and sell roughly the same mix of bread, pastries and desserts, different shops specialise in different products; you may find the place that does your favourite baguettes may not sell the tastiest croissants, the best place for a cheeky quiche or tartine may not have the nicest selection of cakes, etc. So shop around, explore and enjoy!

Markets [ edit ]

Eat [ edit ].

Place Plumereau and Rue Colbert are arguably the best two places to eat in Tours. Rue Colbert has cuisines from all over the world including Iranian, Turkish, Arab, Japanese, previous French colonies and Italian.

Budget [ edit ]

There are many kebab (shawerma) restaurants all over.

• 47.394319 0.68529 1 Restaurant Le onze Tours , 11 Pl. de la Résistance . Brasserie ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.394271 0.682123 2 Au Maître Carré , 23 Rue de la Monnaie . French ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.394103 0.678618 3 Brasserie de la Victoire , 14 Pl. de la Victoire . ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.394062 0.690137 4 La Dînette , 3 Rue Corneille . ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.395748 0.693592 5 La Grange des Celtes , 22 Rue Lavoisier . Crêperie ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.396322 0.693116 6 Désir Des Mets , 134 Rue Colbert . Hamburgers ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.394034 0.681137 7 Mei-Wei , 14 Rue de la Rôtisserie . Hot pot ( updated Feb 2023 )

Mid-range [ edit ]

• 47.387257 0.690542 8 Restaurant Grill Le Twistin , 5 Rue Auguste Comte . French cuisine ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.395646 0.688101 9 Maison Colbert , 26 Rue Colbert . French cuisine. ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.395869 0.693543 10 L'Hédoniste , 16 Rue Lavoisier . French cuisine ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.395204 0.68532 11 Boll N Roll , 17 Rue du Commerce . Vegetarian ( updated Feb 2023 )

Splurge [ edit ]

• 47.392133 0.679864 12 La Maison des Halles , 19 Pl. des Halles . ( updated Feb 2023 )
• 47.387097 0.611675 13 Auberge De Port-Vallières , 195 Quai des Bateliers . ( updated Feb 2023 )

Drink [ edit ]

• L'Academie de la Biere Bar at the end of Rue Colbert with about 200 types of beer, along with a tiny dance area.
• Place Plumereau There are lots of places to drink in the old town around Place Plumereau. Many people go to the square at night and people just sit on chairs placed there belonging to restaurants surrounding the square, sometimes maybe not even knowing whose chairs they are.
• The Pale , 18 Place Foire le Roi . An Irish pub popular with Erasmus and American exchange students, a great place to go if you are feeling lost and don't speak any French as the clientele is about 75% Anglophone and all the staff are Irish.  
• Le Café Chaud , 33 Rue Briconnet . A nightclub aimed at 18-30s, cool bar area on ground level and downstairs club area with cheesy music, a dancefloor and another bar. Try a cocktail, they are very large and reasonably priced, the 'Malmaison' is popular. Entry is free, though they require you to buy a cocktail. Open every night.  
• Le G.I , 13 Rue Lavoisier . Tours' main gay club . Mostly gay men (with female friends) and lesbians, although anybody is admitted on the weekends. Expect to pay about €10-15 entry, but that price includes a drink ticket that can be redeemed at the bar. You need to ring the doorbell to get in, a safety procedure, but don't be put off by this as the door staff are welcoming. Almost nobody arrives before 1am.  
• ZooStation - huge out of town club on the north end of Tours, free parking with a car, however to avoid getting lost on the way it is advisable to jump into a taxi and say "Zoostation s'il vous plait", the driver will know where you mean and will cost about €10 each way. Drinks are pricy but the entrance fee is low, the music is mostly American and French R&B. Best enjoyed if there is a group of you as Saturday nights are busy and, like any large club, there may be some people who are out to pick a fight.
• L'Excalibur , 35 Rue Briconnet ( just next to Le Café Chaud ). It is very small but is the place to be for the "uber-cool" crowd.  
• Le Pyms . Another large club located along the Avenue de Grammont to the south of the town center. A bit out of the way, but very popular with students. The club includes two dance floors and has many theme nights.  

Sleep [ edit ]

• AJ du Vieux Tours 5 , Rue Bretonneau, is a cheap, safe and clean hostel with no curfew. Individual, long-stay rooms are ideal for international students in Tours as the staff speak English and is a great way to make friends quickly. Has communal bathroom facilities and meals are available to buy in the cafeteria area. Also has cooking facilities for making your own meals. Great location next to a couple of internet cafés and all the bars and pubs of Place Plumereau , and just across the road from the main campus of the Université Francois-Rabelais .

Stay safe [ edit ]

Tours is a very safe city in comparison to other French cities. But if you don't speak French, you might get intimidated by homeless people asking you something in French, most likely asking for spare change or a cigarette if they see you smoking.

Almost all areas in Tours are safe during the daytime. However, the quartiers to the southeast and east of the city are best avoided at night, and there are many high-rise low-rent apartment buildings. This goes double for the nearby suburb of Saint-Pierre-des-Corps, where the other major train station is located; avoid venturing too far from the station.

Connect [ edit ]

• Tours Val de Loire tourist office ( Office de Tourisme ), 78/82 rue Bernard Palissy ( Opposite the Centre Vinci ), ☏ +33 2 47 70 37 37 . April–September : M–Sa 8:30–19:00; Su, bank holidays 10:00–12:30, 14:30–17:00; October–March : M–Sa 9:00–12:30, 13:30–18:00; Su, bank holidays 10:00–13:00 . Good selection of brochures and leaflets and English-speaking advisors on hand. ( updated Dec 2016 )

Go next [ edit ]

• Angers Home of a chateau that houses the fantastic medieval Tapistries of the Apocalypse
• Orléans Famous through its historical association with Joan of Arc, Orleans is an interesting, cosmopolitan city
• Nantes A major city of the historic province of Brittany , sometimes called the Venice of the west
• Le Mans famous for 24 Heures du Mans, the world's oldest sports car race in endurance racing, held annually since 1923. Also has a unique and impressive cathedral.

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• Chicken wings €7.60 •  73% (23) 5 pièces servi avec 1 sauce
• Bouchée au camembert €7.90 •  94% (19) 5 pièces servi avec 1 sauce
• Tempura €9.50 5 pièces servies avec une sauce au choix
• Menu buckets tenders M €15.95 •  88% (44) 10 tenders servis avec 1 frite maison, 1 sauce et 1 boisson
• Menu buckets tenders XL €29.95 •  80% (21) 30 tenders servi avec 2 accompagnements, 2 sauces et 2 boissons
• Menu buckets tenders L €20.95 •  89% (28) 15 tenders servi avec 1 accompagnement, 1 sauce et 1 boisson
• Menu buckets wings M €15.95 •  71% (42) 10 wings servi avec 1 frite maison, 1 sauce et 1 boisson
• Menu buckets wings / tenders XL €29.95 •  80% (10) 15 wings et 15 tenders servis avec 2 accompagnements, 2 sauces et 2 boissons
• Menu buckets wings XL €29.95 •  100% (4) 30 wings servi avec 2 accompagnements, 2 sauces et 2 boissons
• Menu buckets wings L €20.95 •  78% (14) 15 wings servi avec 1 accompagnement, 1 sauce et 1 boisson

Menu Burgers

• Menu maxi triple cheese burger bacon €12.95 •  76% (34) Pain burger du boulanger, Ketchup, 3 steak 80g, bacon de veau, cheddar, oignons rouges, 1 accompagnement, 1 sauce, 1 boisson
• Menu maxi double cheese burger bacon €11.95 •  83% (24) Pain burger du boulanger, Ketchup, 2 steaks 80g, bacon de veau, cheddar, oignons rouges, 1 accompagnement, 1 sauce, 1 boisson
• Menu burger poulet croustillant €10.95 •  89% (46) Pain burger du boulanger, tenders de poulet croustillant, cheddar, salade, oignons rouges, 1 accompagnement, 1 sauce, 1 boisson
• Menu burger 240 €12.45 •  100% (40) Pain burger du boulanger, 3 steak 80g, cheddar, emmental, salade, oignons rouges, 1 accompagnement, 1 sauce, 1 boisson
• Menu maxi cheese burger bacon €10.95 •  45% (11) Pain burger du boulanger, Ketchup, steak 80g, bacon de veau, cheddar, oignons rouges, 1 accompagnement, 1 sauce, 1 boisson
• Menu burger kebab €10.95 •  76% (17) Pain burger du boulanger, viande de kebab, cheddar, salade, oignons rouges, 1 accompagnement, 1 sauce, 1 boisson

Frequently asked questions

Can i order food night delivery in tours with uber eats.

Yes. Food Night delivery is available on Uber Eats in Tours.

Is Food Night delivery available near me?

Enter your address to see if Food Night delivery is available to your location in Tours.

How do I order Food Night delivery online in Tours?

There are 2 ways to place an order on Uber Eats: on the app or online using the Uber Eats website. After you’ve looked over the Food Night menu, simply choose the items you’d like to order and add them to your cart. Next, you’ll be able to review, place, and track your order.

Where can I find Food Night online menu prices?

View upfront pricing information for the various items offered by Food Night here on this page.

How do I get free delivery on my Food Night order?

To save money on the delivery, consider getting an Uber One membership, if available in your area, as one of its perks is a $0 Delivery Fee on select orders.

How do I pay for my Food Night order?

Payment is handled via your Uber Eats account.

What’s the best thing to order for Food Night delivery in Tours?

If you’re in need of some suggestions for your Food Night order, check out the items showcased in “Picked for you” on this page.

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