High place of the French Renaissance, Indre-et-Loire invites you to discover its exceptionally rich heritage, from natural and historical treasures to artistic and architectural gems. Famous for its Loire castles, remarkable buildings classified as world heritage by Unesco, it also offers you the presence of exceptional gardens. Tours is one of the most beautiful cities in France, recognized worldwide by Unesco. Yes, the Indre-et-Loire is a department that must be visited. Here, Renaissance castles - Azay-le-Rideau, Chenonceau, Amboise - rub shoulders with medieval fortresses - Chinon, Loches... The history of France is replayed in Indre-et-Loire along the Loire, the last wild river in Europe. This destination offers visitors an exceptional historical, architectural and natural heritage, and you will find the mild climate that attracted the kings of France. The history of the castle of Chenonceau is marked by an almost uninterrupted succession of women who have built, embellished, protected, restored and saved it. The Loire and its tributaries have shaped its landscapes and made it a rich land. From the monumental Loire Valley to the luminous countryside, between vineyards and charming villages, each territory displays its identity.