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Centre and Loire Valley, France

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    • Expect higher prices and larger crowds during the peak season of . To keep your budget in check and avoid the hustle and bustle, try going during the shoulder or low seasons instead.
    • By taking a slower approach to travel, you can enjoy the local beauty while saving money. When you jam-pack your schedule with activities, your expenses can skyrocket. But if you allow yourself to relax and take in the sights, you might find you're spending less overall.

    Budgeting Challenges

    • Centre and Loire Valley doesn't have many public transport options available. You may want to consider renting a car or setting up transportation ahead of time, like booking a tour. Just be aware that this might affect your budget elsewhere.
    • There aren't a lot of hostel options in Centre and Loire Valley, so if you're thinking of saving money in a dorm, you might need to adjust your travel plans. A cheap hotel or apartment rental may be a better choice.
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    Centre and Loire Valley Chateaux of the Loire Valley, France

    The Loire Valley, part of the larger Centre region of France, is located in the middle stretch of the Loire River. It is referred to as the Cradle of the French and the Garden of France because of the many vineyards, fruit orchards, and vegetable fields, which line the banks of the river. The Loire Valley has been inhabited since the Middle Paleolithic period, so it has many notable historic towns, architecture, and wines. The central part of the Loire Valley is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Sights. This area is a great location if you are looking for French splendor, style, and cuisine. The Loire Valley was once of great strategic importance between the north and south of France, so there are many amazing castles and towers in the area. The Valley is best known for its outstanding wines and its lively, sophisticated cities. The area in general has a pleasant or laid back feel, and has been called a bit of a story-book wonderland. It is definitely a must see if you're planning a trip to France.



    Regions

    The Loire Valley is a big area, so there are many neighborhoods and towns worth checking out, but to mention a few:

    Alee Sainte-Catherine is a Historic District that makes you feel like you've stepped back in time to the 14th Century. With its time-burnished streets, a distinct medieval chapel, the Fontevraud park, it really makes the atmosphere of Historic France a tangible experience.

    Place Plumereau is another area well worth a visit. It is a medieval quarter or plaza with quaint streets, wood-beam houses and grand mansions from the 15th century. The buildings in this quarter have become postcard staples and the pedestrian streets, cafes and shops there make it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

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