Top Things to do in Loiret
Top Hotels in Loiret
- 1. Hotel d'Orleans
- 2. Empreinte Hotel & Spa
- 3. Escale Oceania Orleans
- 4. Hotel Premiere Classe Orleans Ouest - La Chapelle Saint Mesmin
- 5. Hotel de l'Abeille
- 6. Mercure Orleans Centre Bords de Loire
- 7. Campanile Orleans Centre Gare
- 8. Hostellerie Du Chateau Les Muids
- 9. L'Ecu de Bretagne
- 10. Hotel Marguerite
The 10 Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Loiret, Centre-Val de Loire
Discover the best top things to do in Loiret, France including Musee du Theatre Forain, Oratoire Carolingien de Germigny-des-Pres, Virtual Room Orleans, Atelier Musee de l'Imprimerie, Hotel Groslot, Musee Vivant de l’Apiculture, Cathedrale Ste-Croix, Chateau de Sully-sur-Loire, Rue Royale, Chateau de Meung sur Loire.
Restaurants in Loiret
1. Musee du Theatre Forain
2. Oratoire Carolingien de Germigny-des-Pres
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By B7063QKireneg - Paris, France
byzantine style choir very unusual in France, with a wonderful mosaic similar to old byzantine or italian mosaics. The form of the choir is reminiscent of armenian or byzantine orthodix churches.
3. Virtual Room Orleans
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 98 reviews
The adventure is played between 2, 3 or 4 players in one VR game. Up to 8 participants.Larger groups can split into multiple teams. We can host a total of 12 players at one time. The immersive virtual experience provided by Virtual Room was carefully designed by video game developers to guarantee a long, fun experience and most importantly an experience open to everyone! From 10 to 70 years old.
4. Atelier Musee de l'Imprimerie
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
The BIGGEST MUSEUM OF THE PRINTING OFFICE IN EUROPE More than 5000 m2 in 70km of Paris. 150 machines, Learn in one of the 5 workshops to make some paper, marble, compose, print... Discover the small theaters, the huge frescoes. Understand the functioning of printing presses in front of machines in movement.
Reviewed By arnaudm33
Two hours well spent: I’ve learned a lot with our private guide. From Gutenberg to the Espresso Book Machine, with its integrated Apple Mac Mini. Highly recommended museum.
5. Hotel Groslot
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 391 reviews
Reviewed By Tanmouss - Oslo, Norway
Its charm comes from the bricks on the facade, the woodwork inside and particularly the painted ceilings and walls. Some precious furniture to be seen as well. The visit is free of charge and takes a few minutes.
6. Musee Vivant de l’Apiculture
7. Cathedrale Ste-Croix
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,703 reviews
Reviewed By LiamBateman - Greater London, United Kingdom
This is an amazing cathedral and very interesting to visit. Plus during the summer check out the amazing light and sound show at night.
8. Chateau de Sully-sur-Loire
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 645 reviews
The imposing medieval architecture of the chateau de Sully has dominated the Loire for seven centuries. With its high towers, its moats still filled with water and its superb conical roofs, the château gives the impression of having seen some of the finest moments of France's history. You can visit the residence of Maximilien de Béthune, better known by the name Duke de Sully, Henri IV's famous minister, and discover the history of this family which owned the castle for nearly four centuries !
Reviewed By Daniel_Abbo - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
We visited the castle with young children and found it really nice. The visit is planned to be ‘long enough’ with proper explanations about the specific rooms/areas been visited. Some areas are under renovation and thus off-limits to visitors. All very well kept and also well respecting COVID-19 rules. We visited on a very warm and sunny day, the castle was very cool temperature. Highly recommended.
9. Rue Royale
10. Chateau de Meung sur Loire
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 498 reviews
At the gates of Chambord, from the sophistication of its drawing rooms to its unsettling underground passages, you will be astonished while discovering this private chateau and the illustrious figures who have stayed there.
Reviewed By Beto79 - Lille, France
This was one of the highlights of our recent trip to the Loret region. The castle is very well preserved; the interior of the castle is beautiful and it has many old furniture; well-signalled (at least for French speakers) and the surroundings are quite nice to spend the day. Consider to visit the place on Sunday; so you can also see the local market. The gift shop has nice products from the region. Plan well; although it is relatively close to Orleans, the frequency of trains is a little bit sparse.
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