Tours, the heart of the Loire Valley

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It is half a year since I have posted something, I apologize for it. The reason of this was not the lack of adventures and photos, but the time. So now I am back with fresh pictures from the Loire Valley. One week ago I had the opportunity, to visit this special part of France, which is also listed in the Wold Heritage Site. Our stay during the 5 days was in Tours, so I start to present this city first.
The most interesting about Tours, that it was 2 different tows at the beginning. In the 14. Century it was united and so it is an example of a medieval double city. The Cathedral of Tours is worth a visit because of its amazing gothic style. My favorite spots were: the Place Plumereau and the half timbered houses, the Town Hall, the Loire River bank with the Pont Wilson and the St Gatien Cathedtal, where the original Cathedral was spit in two because of new street so it remained as a ruin. Here are the photos, enjoy them.

Gare de Tours



The Shopping Street



The Town Hall 



Details around the Loire bank






The half timbered houses





Rue Colbert











The gothic Cathedral of Tours
















The Céder


Wisterias







Night moments









The Prefecture


The Theater 





Renaissance Style 





Musée du Compagnonnage



The medieval houses










St Gatien Cathedral





Around the Place Plumereau















XoXo
Agi
      

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