Forget your shoes at La Roselière

Coming from Paris, take the A10 : Paris-Tours (3h), then D 943 Tours-Loches - Or (advised) - exit 18 (Autrèche), direction Amboise by D 976, then Amboise - Bléré - Loches (45 min) by D 31 (less traffic on this road) - Arriving in Loches (Royal City on the promontory visible from afar) you have 3 possible access to the house : by the center of Loches (D 764), by the deviation (D 943) or by Beaulieu-les-Loches (D 31), a medieval village adjoining Loches. If you use GPS, it is likely to guide you by the deviation (D 943) or Beaulieu-les-Loches (D 31), the shortest route, but the least clear. I suggest you go through the center of Loches to have the first benchmarks. For this, at the first roundabout take D 764. At the roundabout of the Tower Saint Antoine and the tourist office take dir. Châteauroux, exit Loches, pass in front of the Leclerc hypermarket until the traffic lights. At the traffic light Perrusson (the bistro and the town hall on the left) turn left, go 1.5 km straight across the crossing and the river (the Indre) to STOP. Our village ("Poiré" or "rue de Poiré") starts right in front of you. Very important because some GPS are blocked at this place, so I advise you to print this map : * Continue straight and follow the village road that turns left (a shed on your right). Follow the road until the next left turn. The cottage is on your right with the sign "La Roselière" and number 28. It is possible that there is next to the open gate a Mercedes white truck. Enter the courtyard ! We are waiting for you. Coming from Châteauroux (D 943), turn right at the traffic lights of Perrusson (the town hall on the right) and follow the description above. If the GPS guides you through Beaulieu-les-Loches (D 31, then D 92), leaving this village and another joined (La Madelaine Perrusson) to 1 km until the sign "70 km". The village Poiré or "rue de Poiré" is on your left. Take the 2nd road on the left, which is 30 m from the sign. Follow the explanations above from *.