• Chemin de la Loire - Blois is beautifully traversed by the Loire, a free and regal river, offering lush green spaces that embrace this rich natural ecosystem.
• Place Louis XII - Welcome to Place Louis XII, a bustling square in Blois! Situated in the heart of the historic center, this largely pedestrian area seamlessly blends French heritage and lifestyle. Established between 1819 and 1823, it connects the royal castle above with the old districts of the lower town.
• Escalier Denis Papin - To your left, the Denis Papin staircase stands as a city symbol. Approach it for a closer look. Impressive from below and dizzying from the top, the Denis Papin Staircase is a must-see attraction in Blois.
• Pont Jacques-Gabriel - You are now in front of one of Blois’ iconic landmarks: the Jacques Gabriel Bridge. For nearly three centuries, it has majestically connected the historic city center to the Vienna district, spanning the Loire River.
• Rue du Puits Châtel - Nestled in the historic heart of the city, the Well-Châtel district has endured through the centuries. Visiting this area reveals its rich history, now known as the eastern part of the city, a vivid testament to medieval times preserved through 19th-century urban planning.
• Hotel de Villebresme (Maison de Denis Papin) - Often, wandering the streets of a city leads to delightful discoveries. This is especially true in Blois, where this Gothic-style stop awaits.
• Maison des Acrobates - On Place Saint-Louis, one house stands out: the House of Acrobates, one of Blois’ most beautiful homes.
• Blois Cathedral - Before you stands the cathedral overlooking the city and the Loire. Originally the site of the church of Saint-Solenne, it was nearly destroyed by a hurricane on the night of June 6-7, 1678.
• Blois City Hall - With French flags and the Republic’s motto on the facade, it’s clear which attraction you are at. Located just behind St. Louis Cathedral, this is the Blois City Hall, though it hasn’t always been so.
• Blois - From the bishopric garden, the view plunges directly towards the Loire. This grand, majestic royal river has shaped Blois’ history and identity. Below lie the tight slate roofs of the old town, a testament to when the city was organized around its castle and river port.
• Bishopric Gardens - A beloved spot for locals, the Bishops’ Gardens offer a small collection of plant species, providing a peaceful retreat on the city’s heights overlooking the Loire.
• Halle Aux Grains - Built by the first Dukes of Orléans and the Counts of Blois in the 15th century, the grain hall was once divided into two spaces: the hall on the ground floor and the courthouse upstairs.
• Chambre d’hôtes La Tour Beauvoir - Considered one of the oldest monuments in Blois, or even in France, the Tower of Beauvoir has withstood the test of time. Built between the 11th and 12th centuries by the Lords of Beauvoir, vassals of the Counts of Blois, its stronghold extended from this site to the Loire.
• Hotel D’Alluye - As the kingdom’s capital under Louis XII from the 15th to the 16th century, Blois saw the rise of private mansions to house the Court, such as the Inn d’Alluye before you.
• Eglise Saint-Vincent-de-Paul - Though not as grand as its neighbor, the Château de Blois, the church of Saint Vincent de Paul is worth visiting. Its origins date back to 1634, with the intent to build a chapel for the Jesuit college founded decades earlier.
• Chateau Royal de Blois - The Royal Castle of Blois is undoubtedly the city’s premier monument, exemplifying the art and history of the Loire Valley’s jewels. A favored royal residence during the Renaissance, it housed 7 kings and 10 queens, with countless dramas and power plays.
• Maison De La Magie - Facing the royal castle of Blois, this impressive 19th-century building is unmissable. Welcome to the Maison de la Magie Robert-Houdin, a unique European venue dedicated entirely to the art of illusion.
• Eglise Saint-Nicolas - The church of Saint-Nicolas is Blois’ oldest religious building and a Loire Valley gem. Its majestic silhouette has dominated the Loire’s banks for nearly nine centuries, showcasing the transition between Romanesque and Gothic art, built between 1138 and the early 13th century.
• 17 Quai de l’Abbé Grégoire - The imposing silhouette along the Loire’s banks, the Inn-Dieu de Blois is a monumental ensemble of great importance. Originally a Benedictine monastic building, it was transformed in the 19th century into a large hospital.
• Blois - As you stroll down Porte Côté Street, discover the culinary delights of Blois. The city has preserved and created specialties that reflect its history and terroir.
• Maison de la BD - In Blois, comics have found their home. Located in a former 19th-century post office, the Maison de la BD is a unique venue dedicated to the ninth art, featuring temporary exhibitions, a large specialized library, and workshops to learn how to create your own comics.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 22 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Experience the rich history and culture of Blois in an engaging day tour. This journey takes you through 22 fascinating sites, including the grand Royal Castle of Blois, the St. Louis Cathedral, and the charming Puits-Châtel district. Enjoy stunning views of the Loire, wander through Place Louis XII, and explore the House of Magic. This walking tour is perfect for history buffs, families, and architecture enthusiasts. Audio guides offer intriguing stories about each location you visit.

• Discover 22 iconic locations in Blois in a single day
• Visit the royal castle, home to several French kings
• Gain historical insights with the navaway app
• Perfect for families and history lovers

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.