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
What to do and see in Loiret, Centre-Val de Loire: The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Loiret, France including Destination H2o, Massages-bien-etre Jocelyne Rouilly, Pont Canal de Briare, Chateau de Meung sur Loire, Chateau de Saint-Brisson-sur-Loire, Chateau de Chamerolles, Chateau de La Ferte Saint Aubin.
Restaurants in Loiret
1. Destination H2o
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 101 reviews
The agency for paddle adventures. We paddle, we bivouac, we travel and we invite you to spend more time outside.
2. Massages-bien-etre Jocelyne Rouilly
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By eatyervegtibbles - Glacier National Park of Canada, Canada
I had time for only one massage (lower leg), but glad I made the effort! The effects of Jocelyn's lower leg massage lasted for days on my traveller's swollen calves and ankles - it was amazing! I have travelled to many countries and have had many spa/massage experiences, but this one tops my list! Jocelyne is so careful, took her time with me and was super patient with my French (but her English got us through!). She used just the right pressure. Her massage alone would be worth the return trip to this wonderful city! And her beachy-blue studio is the BEST. Merci, Jocelyne! You found your calling! :)
3. Pont Canal de Briare
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 558 reviews
This is an incredible architectural feat - we traveled over the bridge in a canal boat and then went back to bike on it.
Reviewed By edhimal
One of those strange constructions that you can find in France. It's worth the visit because of: -its uniqueness; -it's located in a nice and quiet region; -it's well kept; -the possibility of a small stroll; -... And take the opportunity to shoot some nice photos.
4. 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.
5. Chateau de Saint-Brisson-sur-Loire
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 117 reviews
The castle is open every day from 10 AM to 7 PM in July and August. Discover 1000 years of history in this small and unusual castle. The visit is fun for every age and for families.
6. Chateau de Chamerolles
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 181 reviews
Former residence of the Du Lac family the castle of Chamerolles was built between 1500 and 1530 by Lancelot Du Lac - chamberlain of king Louis the XII - on the site of an ancient medieval fortress whose moats and corner towers remain untill today. Brick decoration, open gallery, and gardens surrounded by a water mirror make this castle typical of the Renaissance. Located 45 mn north of Orléans its Promenade des Parfums will take you through the history of hygiene and fragrances from the XVI century to nowadays.
7. Chateau de La Ferte Saint Aubin
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By saladboy - Liverpool, United Kingdom
This is a lovely and charming lived in medium sized chateau which is experiencing an ongoing restoration programme. The stable areas has numerous horse riding paraphernalia to look at plus dome interesting games which you can play. The main house has a number of interesting rooms which are quite well described even in English. In the basement area where the kitchen is situated we experienced a baking session! The chef was demonstrating the making of madeleine biscuits! The entry price enables the family to continue restoring this lovely building. There is lots to do but what has been achieved Is amazing. The rest of the chateau has an interesting patina. The gardens are interesting and on a nice day it is worth an amble.
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