In January, Feluka's planner fills 2 full days in Tours, fitting each place around its listed opening hours and visit length. Here is that plan, day by day, in the order the planner visits them.
The opening hours behind this plan come from each place’s listing and are unverified; they may have changed, so check before you go.
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Full days the planner fills in each month.
Day 1: Prébendes, Vieux-Tours, Centre
Prébendes d'Oé Garden
about 40 min
A 19th-century landscape garden in the middle of the town, with statues, two bandstands and a pond.
Day 2: Cathedral quarter, Jean-Jaurès and station, Centre
Saint-Gatien Cathedral
about 30 min
The Gothic cathedral of Tours, built between 1170 and 1547, with 13th-century choir windows and a royal tomb.
What to do there
Look for the 13th-century windows in the choir
See the tomb of Anne of Brittany's children
Cathedral quarterPl. de la Cathédrale, 37000 ToursBest: morning, late morning, afternoonOn the map ›Something wrong?
Psalette Cloister
about 30 min
The 15th-century cloister beside the cathedral, with vaulted galleries, a spiral staircase and a Renaissance oratory ceiling.
What to do there
Climb the spiral staircase
Walk the vaulted galleries
See the Renaissance ceiling of the oratory
Cathedral quarterEntrée par la cathédrale Saint-Gatien, 7 Rue de la Psalette, 37000 ToursBest: morning, late morning, afternoonOn the map ›Something wrong?
O Bist'Ro
about 90 min
A restaurant at 9 rue Gambetta, open for lunch Tuesday to Saturday and for dinner on Friday and Saturday.