Hotels in Troyes, France
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Map of Troyes hotels
Landmarks
- Troyes Cathedral
- Museum of Modern Art
- St-Pantaleon Church
- Maison de l'Outil et de la Pensee Ouvriere
- Musee de la Bonneterie
- Espace Argence
- Cathédrale St-Pierre et St-Paul
- Église Ste-Madeleine
- Basilique St-Urbain
- Tool and Trade Museum
- Église St-Pantaléon
- Musée de l’Art Troyen
- 16th-Century Troyes
- Hôtel de Vauluisant
Transportation
Neighborhoods
Best hotels in Troyes
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Along the Seine River in the Champagne-Ardenne region of France is the city of Troyes. Founded during the Roman empire, the city has been populated for centuries and a great deal of history remains in buildings that have stood for hundreds of years. Buildings, artifacts, and exhibits ranging from the Renaissance to Medieval periods can can be visited. Various museums compliment the historical sites and in the summer, garden enthusiasts flock to the city. Discounted shopping opportunities round out the attractions of Troyes. For as long as your visit lasts, choosing from Hotels.com's Troyes hotels will help ensure a relaxing time. Hotels.com proudly offers hotels ranging from one to five stars so there's something for every budget whether you just want a place to sleep, or wish to spend a few days in the most luxurious hotel in Troyes.
What's Troyes Like?
The city includes a gothic style cathedral dedicated to Saint Peter and Saint Paul. Right in the middle of the city, the cathedral is all that you'd expect with stained glass windows and presence of gargoyles. A medieval center will take you back in time complete with houses and another cathedral. For those wishing to go home a little wiser, a trio of notable museums can be found here: the museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Tools and Workmen as well as the Museum of Fine Arts and Archaeology. In the summer several gardens are open to the public. These gardens hold a variety of plants usually dedicated to a specific category such as a garden of medicinal plants. Troyes is also a large textile center and many stores have sprung up offering designer clothes at discount prices.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Troyes
The region's culinary dishes include wild caught game and ham, so pork lovers are in luck. As expected, French is the primary language in Troyes. Local residents always appreciate it when tourists master a few phrases and will go a long way to getting a smile and helpful information. For as long as you enjoy Troyes, Hotels.com will make sure you have the proper hotel for you. A pair of features will make you selection even easier. In addition to offering high resolution photos of the interior and exterior of each hotel, Hotels.com also has a pin point mapping service. These maps highlight popular attractions and hotels so you can chose the hotel closest to what you really want to see. So book either online or with their free smartphone app and enjoy all Troyes has to offer.
Along the Seine River in the Champagne-Ardenne region of France is the city of Troyes. Founded during the Roman empire, the city has been populated for centuries and a great deal of history remains in buildings that have stood for hundreds of years. Buildings, artifacts, and exhibits ranging from the Renaissance to Medieval periods can can be visited. Various museums compliment the historical sites and in the summer, garden enthusiasts flock to the city. Discounted shopping opportunities round out the attractions of Troyes. For as long as your visit lasts, choosing from Hotels.com's Troyes hotels will help ensure a relaxing time. Hotels.com proudly offers hotels ranging from one to five stars so there's something for every budget whether you just want a place to sleep, or wish to spend a few days in the most luxurious hotel in Troyes.
What's Troyes Like?
The city includes a gothic style cathedral dedicated to Saint Peter and Saint Paul. Right in the middle of the city, the cathedral is all that you'd expect with stained glass windows and presence of gargoyles. A medieval center will take you back in time complete with houses and another cathedral. For those wishing to go home a little wiser, a trio of notable museums can be found here: the museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Tools and Workmen as well as the Museum of Fine Arts and Archaeology. In the summer several gardens are open to the public. These gardens hold a variety of plants usually dedicated to a specific category such as a garden of medicinal plants. Troyes is also a large textile center and many stores have sprung up offering designer clothes at discount prices.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Troyes
The region's culinary dishes include wild caught game and ham, so pork lovers are in luck. As expected, French is the primary language in Troyes. Local residents always appreciate it when tourists master a few phrases and will go a long way to getting a smile and helpful information. For as long as you enjoy Troyes, Hotels.com will make sure you have the proper hotel for you. A pair of features will make you selection even easier. In addition to offering high resolution photos of the interior and exterior of each hotel, Hotels.com also has a pin point mapping service. These maps highlight popular attractions and hotels so you can chose the hotel closest to what you really want to see. So book either online or with their free smartphone app and enjoy all Troyes has to offer.
