2 Promenade du Bout du Monde Rue du Château, 49100, Angers France

The apparent austerity of this shale and limestone fortress, which the young king Louis IX had built on the edge of his kingdom in the 13th century, contrasts with the tranquil grounds inside the castle walls and the pleasant residence of the Dukes of Anjou, composed of buildings constructed at the end of the Gothic era. To transform and embellish the castle into a more welcoming home for the Anjou court, terraces and gardens were laid out, galleries built and the gateway erected. The star attraction within the walls of the Château d’Angers is the Tapestry of the Apocalypse or woven in 1375. With its 104 metres in length, it is the largest medieval tapestry anywhere in the world. Open: > 2nd May to 4th September: from 9.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. > 5th September to 30th April: from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Last admission 45 minutes before closing time. Closed: > 1st January, 1st May and 25th December.

route de Cantenay Epinard Bp 80609, 49106, Angers France

Place Pierre Mendes, 49100, Angers France

4 boulevard Arago, 49100, Angers France

33 B rue Toussaint, 49100, Angers France

The former Toussaint abbey church, dating from the 13th century, was restored in 1984. It is now covered with a glass roof, an audacious feature of modern architecture, and houses the works of sculptor, Pierre-Jean David, known as David d’Angers (1788-1856). David d’Angers’ work is scattered throughout France and Europe. Therefore, the main interest of the gallery in Angers is that it showcases the quasi-totality of his sculptures as plaster models, the preparatory studies for the final work, the latter being cast in bronze or sculpted in marble and stone. An idyllic promenade where the light reveals the beauty of the sculptures!

Place du Ralliement, Angers France

14 rue du Musee, 49100, Angers France

The museum, housed in an old private mansion, displays two permanent collections: Fine Arts (350 paintings and sculptures from the 14th century to the present day) and The History of Angers (550 archaeological pieces and objets d’art from the Neolithic period to the present day). Not to be missed : Joardens, Champaigne, Lippi, Guardi, Tiepolo, Boucher, Watteau, Fragonard, Corot, Maurice Denis or Morellet.

1, Place Sainte Croix, 49100, Angers France

La Maison d'Adam gives you the opportunity of discovering the art of more than eighty talented craftsmen from the Loire Valley and all around the world. Blown glass, ceramics, woodcraft, cast iron, bronze sculptures, all kinds of objects are gathered in this place full of magic. Guarantee and quality are our master words. La Maison des Artisans display a numerous choice of exceptional pieces, all of them unique, handcrafted and signed. Behind the cathedral Saint Maurice, right in the heart of medieval Angers, the historical building "Maison d'Adam" is not to be overlooked. As one of the most ancient half timbered houses of France (15th century), it astounds the visitors with its looks and its beautiful sculptures carved in its wood.

7 Place du President Kennedy, 49100, Angers France

In front of the Chateau of Angers, the Destination Angers Tourist Office is at your disposal to help you before and during your stay in Angers and its surroundings : tourist information, accommodation, guided tours, walks, city pass, souvenirs, advance ticket sales, advises and many other services. Come to Angers ! It is the city that will allow you to reconnect with the main things by sauntering the cobblestone streets of the Promenade du Bout du Monde, strolling by bike along the Loire river, having a drink with a view of the Chateau of Angers, tasting a delicious Cremet d'Anjou and a Loire wine, discovering the Taspestry of Apolcalypse and finally admiring the charm of the capital of Anjou.

23 rue Saint Martin, 49100, Angers France

Located in the heart of the historic part of Angers, the Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin is one of France’s most well-preserved Carolingian monument. The Collegiate is considered a major building in the history of architecture in the West of France, and is now property of the Conseil général de Maine-et-Loire. After 20 years of restoration, the Church stands as a cultural and touristic must-see in Anjou.

1 bd Resistance de la Deportation, 49100, Angers France

43 rue Jules Guitton, 49100, Angers France

106 rue Eble, 49000, Angers France

49000, Angers France

Esplanade Saint Jacques, 49000, Angers France