Another view along Rue de la Rôtisserie in Tours reveals the timeless charm of medieval Touraine: striking half-timbered houses with exposed oak beams, yellowed plaster, overhanging upper stories, and intricate wooden carvings leaning gently over the narrow cobblestone lane.
Practical Loire tips:
- Turn the corner to Place Plumereau for outdoor cafés and people-watching under more timbered gems.
- Nearby: Saint-Gatien Cathedral (10-min walk) or the Musée des Beaux-Arts for a full historic morning.
- Best on Saturdays: markets nearby and lively terraces—perfect for a glass of local Vouvray wine.
Even in winter light, these streets capture the Loire's enduring magic.
À bientôt et bon samedi ! ☕🚶♂️
“The streets here don’t hurry. They simply invite you to walk, to notice, to belong.”
Part of the “On the Streets of Touraine” Series
Each Saturday, we stroll through the lanes and cobbles of Loire towns and villages — places where every step feels like a story.
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