By Car :
A10 motorway, exit 21 "Tours Center".:
-Coming from Paris follow St Pierre-des-Corps to reach avenue André Malraux. -Coming from Poitiers follow CHU Bretonneau Hospital up to avenue André Malraux.
At the roundabout, take avenue André Malraux up to Mirabeau bridge.
Turn right at the Mirabeau bridge. On Mirabeau bridge turn right at the first exit way and then turn left. Straight on this way until avenue de la tranchée (facing to Wilson bridge" and then up avenue de la tranchée. Take rue Raymond Poincaré and follow the indications "Château Belmont ****
Our GPS coordinates :
Latitude: 47 ° 24'25 "North
Longitude: 0° 41'13 "East
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By train
The Tours TGV train station is 5 minutes drive away
For more information : www.voyages-sncf.com
By plane
Tours-Val de Loire Airport is 10 minutes drive away
For more information : www.tours.aeroport.fr
Château
Belmont
Distances
Table of Distances of points of interest
| Distances in km from Tours to : | |||
| The Goüin Hotel's Museum | 1.4 km | The Castle of Tours | 1.9 km |
| The Basilique Saint-Martin | 1.8 km | The Place Plumereau | 2.2 km |
| The Saint-Gatien's Cathedral | 1.9 km | The InternationalVinci Centre | 2.7 km |
Table of distances between Tours and cities
| Distances in km from Tours to : | |||
| Blois | 65 km | Nantes | 211 km |
| Le Mans | 92 km | Paris | 230 km |
| Chartres | 184 km | Rennes | 254 km |
Tours & Loire Castles
The Château Belmont is set in a privileged environment in the heart of the Loire Castles in Touraine.
Built in the period of the Renaissance, the Loire Castles are conspicuous by their history, linked to that of the greatest kings of France.
They share the limelight with fortresses dating from the Middle Ages, in Loches and Chinon, among others, conspicuous by their architectural treasures.
You can explore the patrimony of Touraine and its historical treasures through the route "La Loire à Vélo" which takes you along the Loire and make you discover its vestiges.
See also Tours, the capital of the gardens of France, its 600 acres of green spaces, woods and forests in the city, its lake's aquatic centre and its golf.
