
Angers waterfront bike ride
Angers waterfront bike ride
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Alexandre Lamoureux

Jérémy Jéhanin

Piat Canteen Jeremy Jehanin
Piat Canteen Jeremy Jehanin
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JEREMY JEHANIN

Angers aerial view
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Discover Angers, a city committed to sustainable tourism. With its green spaces, eco-friendly initiatives driven by tourism professionals and preserved heritage, discover an environmentally friendly experience.
With its many parks and gardens, Angers hides a few real bubbles of peace right in the heart of the city. Balzac Park, for example, offers itself up as a model of ecological development, where local flora and fauna thrive in complete freedom.
The banks of the Maine River, laid out for pedestrians and cyclists, offer a soothing stroll while raising awareness of the need to protect aquatic ecosystems.
A little further afield, yet still in Angers, Île Saint-Aubin is a protected wetland that’s a must-see on sunny days!
Angers has been committed to sustainable development for decades. The city strives to promote soft mobility, with an extensive network of cycle paths, and encourages the use of eco-friendly transport means such as bicycles, trams and electric buses.
A vast range of ‘Green Key’ accredited accommodation and ‘Ecotable’ accredited restaurants welcome travellers keen to reduce their ecological footprint. Local restaurateurs also favour organic, local and seasonal produce, just like the gourmet restaurants that showcase the wealth of the Anjou region.
Visiting Angers means taking part in an eco-friendly adventure where every action counts. Whether it’s by exploring short supply chains, choosing sustainable activities or discovering the wealth of our natural and cultural heritage, every visitor contributes to preserving this exceptional city.