Angers

Getting Around

Getting around Angers is quite manageable. The city center is very walkable, allowing you to easily explore its historic streets and attractions. For longer distances, Angers boasts an efficient public transport network, including trams and buses operated by Irigo. A single ticket is affordable, and day passes are available for convenience. Cycling is also a popular option, with dedicated lanes in many areas. Renting a bike from a local shop or using a bike-sharing scheme is a great way to see the city at your own pace. Taxis are available, but can be more expensive.

Must-See Attractions

• •Don't miss the Château d'Angers, a fortress with a rich past, housing the world's most famous medieval tapestry.
• •Wander through the historic Quartier de la Doutre, with its timber-framed houses and charming streets along the Maine river.
• •Take a boat trip on the Maine river for unique perspectives of the city and its bridges, especially at sunset.
• •Visit the Cathédrale Saint-Maurice d'Angers, a beautiful example of Gothic architecture with impressive stained glass windows.
• •Stroll through the Jardin du Mail, Angers' elegant central park, offering a peaceful escape from the city buzz.
• •Seek out the Maison d'Adam, a remarkably preserved 15th-century half-timbered house in the old town.