Youth Hostel in Tours
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22 Jun 2011 Peter, Australia:
numerous very good restaurants nearby 5-10 mins walk |
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22 Jun 2011 Peter, Australia:
the chateaus are close and readily accessable by public transport except for sat(some) & sun/public holidays (most) - just plan and its ok the I Pod walk from the tourist office is good. |
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21 Jun 2011 Melissa, Spain:
The breakfast at the hostel was included |
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21 Jun 2011 Melissa, Spain:
Go to the tourism office and get on a tour to see the Loire Valley castles (if you're into that stuff). We used Acco-Dispo tours, which saw 4 castles in 1 day, but there are other options and companies to choose from. None of the maps tell you so, but Place de Plumereau is the old town square on all of the postcards |
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04 Jun 2011 ROSARIA, Italy:
Many restaurants and bars near,cheap epiceries in the Place Plumereau (Place Plum for night young people!!)just few meters from the hostel |
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04 Jun 2011 ROSARIA, Italy:
Just on the corner: PLACE PLUMEREAU!! |
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04 Jun 2011 ROSARIA, Italy:
In Tours: the catthedral e the Old city (but if youi stay in the hostel, you are in the Old City!! Amazing hte River Loira and its bridges, to the main street on the other corner!! |
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04 Jun 2011 ROSARIA, Italy:
don't miss the castles!! I recommend TOURAINE EVASION, you can arrange in the Turist Office to visit it with their minibus, it's cheaper than if you go by yourself payng tickets for pubblic transports and you have entry reduction (ticket group tarifs) |
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26 May 2011 Kavita, USA:
Rue Colbert is full of great restaurants, most of which have very reasonable prix-fixé menus from €15-25. Definitely check out Scarlett's Tea Salon; not the cheapest, but they have a wonderful selection of teas and the hot chocolate is fantastic. For the most part, though, we bought cheese at the supermarket and bread at the bakery, and ate that. |
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26 May 2011 Kavita, USA:
The châteaux are brilliant and in some cases, the best way to see them is by arranging one of the tours through the Office du Tourisme near the train station. I particularly recommend the all-day tour to Azay-le-Rideau, Villandry, Ussé, and Langeais for €21 (plus reduced entry to the châteaux themselves). Blois, Amboise, and Chenonceau are easy to reach on the train and completely worthwhile. Also, the Loire Valley is just wonderful for wine, especially whites. |
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| HI Hostel ToursIdeal base and friendly place for visiting the Loire Castles, the hostel is located next to Plumereau Square, an animated place in this atmospheric city... and close to the river Loire. | more...... |