Aparthotel Quai Victor Tours Centre

The central location of Nemea's Quai Victor Tours Centre residence means you can easily get around the surrounding area on foot:

• 2 minutes to the main train station, which is 100 metres from the complex
• 5 minutes from Tours bus station, which is just 800 metres from Appart'Hôtel
• 10 minutes from Tours city centre and the convention centre
• 20 minutes from the old town of Tours.

The public transport options right outside your Nemea hotel complex allow you to easily travel to areas further from Tours city centre, such as :

• Tours - Val de Loire airport, 25 minutes away
• The old town of Tours and the exhibition centre, only 20 minutes away

Explore the city of Tours through its museums, bars, and restaurants. The city is bustling day and night. Don't miss out on the charm of the old town: this picturesque district boasts beautiful half-timbered houses dating back to the 16th century.

Because it's so close to the station, Nemea Appart'Hôtel is the perfect base for exploring Touraine and the Loire Valley by train. You won't want to miss the famous Loire Valley castles: Château d'Amboise, Chenonceau, or Chambord... the region is renowned for its gardens and exceptional architectural heritage, which has ensured its classification as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dubbed 'the garden of France', Touraine and the Loire Valley are home to some stunning gardens that are well worth a visit during your stay.

Visitors can truly appreciate the Touraine landscape by getting stuck into nature. Explore on foot, by bike, or even by boat along the Loire river.

If you're planning a business meal in Tours, several venues lend themselves to a professional meeting while offering a pleasant atmosphere and quality cuisine. Here are some suitable options:

• Les Hautes Roches, a Michelin-starred gourmet restaurant located at 86 quai de la Loire in Rochecorbon, just a few minutes from Tours. Lunch or dinner in an elegant former troglodyte monastery overlooking the Loire.
• Case., at 37 Rue Etienne Marcel in Tours, where you can enjoy organic dishes prepared using local produce and served in a relaxed atmosphere.
• L'Escapade, at 20 Rue Châteauneuf in Tours, is the place to go for less formal but well-presented business meals, with a varied menu to suit all tastes.

If you're just passing through and only have an hour to visit Tours, you can:

• Discover Place Plumereau and its half-timbered houses right in the heart of Old Tours.
• Visit the Gothic Cathedral of Saint-Gatien and admire its stained glass windows and detailed facades.
• Visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Tours, for its varied collections ranging from classical paintings to modern art.
• Take a stroll along the quays of the Loire and admire the Wilson Bridge, the barges, and the views over the city.
• Explore the English-style garden at Les Prébendes d'Oé, perfect for a break in a lush green setting.

For more freedom, opt for a tour of the Loire castles by car, or for a guided excursion:

• With a car, you can visit several châteaux in a day and make efficient use of your time. From Tours, many châteaux can be reached within 30 minutes, including the Château de Villandry, the Château d'Azay-le-Rideau, and the Château de Chenonceau.
• Several tour agencies offer half-day or full-day excursions by bus or minivan, with a guide to help you understand the history of each castle.
• By train, then shuttle bus or bike: several sites are accessible by train from Tours, including the Château de Chenonceau and the Château d'Amboise, home of Leonardo da Vinci and perfect for lovers of Renaissance history.
• You can also choose to take a boat trip on the Loire or opt for a private, flexible, and personalised tour.