BALLADE À TOURS - Val-de-Loire - Visite Du Centre-Ville en français

Let me take you for a walk through the streets of Tours, on the "Pont de pierre" (stone bridge or Wilson bridge), on the banks of the Loire, on Boulevard Béranger, Place Jean Jaurès, the Bordeaux street, the "Grand passage" passageway, Boulevard Heurteloup, the Palais des Congrès, the tourist information centre, the bureau de change (foreign exchange counter), the Bernard Palissy street, the François Sicard square and garden, the cathedral of Tours, and the rue de la scellerie. We will then return to the rue nationale. Special thanks to Emy Même for the song:   / emy.m.music     / emy.rnb.singer   https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Finally, I'm going to share with you an oolong tea with subtle flavours that I chose from the Lapin Vert shop, https://www.lelapinvert.fr   / lelapinvert.fr     / lelapinvert.fr   while passing by in the Bernard Palissy street. This video includes some French expressions with explanations in English for learners of French as a foreign language. It also gives a quick overview of the city centre of Tours, in the heart of the Loire Valley and the chateaux of the Loire. And there are many other places to discover in Touraine! Among the phrases used in this video: La vallée de la Loire, le Val-de-Loire : the Loire Valley. Le centre-ville de Tours : downtown Tours. Français Langue Étrangère (FLE) : French as a foreign language (or as a second language). La Loire a un petit peu monté : the Loire has risen a little bit. Jusqu'à la prochaine : until next time. On va zapper la visite : we're going to cancel, or to skip the visit. L'hôtel de ville : the city hall. À cet effet : for this purpose. Une barbe-à-papa : candy floss or cotton candy. Un manège : a merry-go-round. Un commerce, un magasin : a shop, a store. Un marché : a market. Une galerie, une traboule : a passageway. Patisseries de gauche à droite : pastries from the left to the right. Un chausson aux pommes : an apple turnover. Un pain aux raisins : a raisin bread. Un pain au chocolat ou chocolatine. Un croissant : a croissant. Un passage piéton : a zebra crossing, a crosswalk. Une piste cyclable : a cycle path, a bikeway. Le palais des congrès : the conference centre, the congress centre, the convention center. Le bureau de change : the foreign exchange counter (address - 60 Rue Bernard Palissy, 37000 Tours, FRANCE). Un antiquaire : an antique dealer. L'occasion fait le larron : a question of opportunity. À la votre, à votre santé : here's to you, cheers! Tours is a lovely city in the Loire Valley in the Centre-Val-de-Loire region. The capital of Touraine is located in the heart of the castles of the Loire Valley. Its city centre stretches from the Loire in the north to the Cher in the south. Rich in history, arts and culture, this attractive city is a great place for tourists to visit, shop, bargain hunt or simply stroll through the pedestrian streets or under the plane trees. Subtitles: English, French, Russian, Chinese. For more information: Toni Giacoia, FCL ANGLAIS - Aviation English and French courses, French as a foreign language, training to prepare for ICAO FCL .055 English exams, briefing and debriefing services in English and translations on aviation English. https://www.fclanglais.fr French as a second language, voice-overs in French and subtitling.