If you want to see a little of modern Tours then hop on the tram and head for 'L´Heure Tranquille' for a relaxing shopping experience plus you will catch a glimpse of the city that would not be seen otherwise.
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The new trams at €433M will certainly have cost more than the ones above but the city hopes it will regenerate some of the outlying districts of the city as well as take cars off the road by providing an inexpensive option. The fairs are attractive - we bought an all-day ticket for €3.70 and although the ticket machine is fairly straightforward, with an option in English, there was a young man on hand in case there were any teething problems.
The trams run around every 8 mins so you don't have long to wait...
...and once they do arrive, are very comfortable.
We rode in both directions getting views over the river Cher to the south and the Loire to the north...really handy and fun way to view some of the city's main tourist attractions.
(originally posted on our loirevalleyexperience blog)
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