When to visit Tours? City Break Guide

From spring softness to Christmas lights, Tours reinvents itself every season to surprise its visitors.

  • 0.14 M population
  • French language
  • 120 days rainy days/year
  • May to September best time to visit
  • 2 to 4 days recommended stay

Weather and Climate Trends in Tours

Understanding the temperate oceanic climate of Tours

Tours enjoys a temperate oceanic climate (Cfb type), softened by the presence of the Loire River and its tributaries. Located at 47°N, the city experiences pleasant summers and mild winters. The urban heat island effect slightly increases summer temperatures, while the Touraine plain promotes generous sunshine, ideal for a city break.

  • City Center: Slightly warmer, protected from winds
  • Loire Valley: Microclimates favorable to vineyards
  • Northern Outskirts: More exposed to Atlantic winds and precipitation
MonthMin Temp (°C / °F)Max Temp (°C / °F)Precipitation (mm)Sunshine (h/day)Tourist TrafficRecommended Activities
January2 / 368 / 46552⭐Museums, gastronomy, indoor visits
February3 / 3710 / 50503⭐Quiet old town, less crowded castles
March5 / 4114 / 57555⭐⭐Walks along the Loire, gardens
April7 / 4517 / 63556⭐⭐Terraces, covered market, cycling
May11 / 5221 / 70607⭐⭐⭐Loire by bike, Place Plumereau, vineyards
June14 / 5725 / 77558⭐⭐⭐⭐Music festivals, terrace evenings, cruises
July16 / 6127 / 81459⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Festivals, Loire castles, sound and light shows
August16 / 6127 / 81458⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Loire riverbanks, night markets, heritage
September13 / 5523 / 73556⭐⭐⭐Grape harvest, Heritage Days, cycling
October9 / 4817 / 63654⭐⭐Autumn colors, markets, museums
November5 / 4112 / 54652⭐Gastronomy, troglodyte caves, spas
December3 / 378 / 46602⭐⭐Christmas market, illuminations, chocolate shops

Altitude variations are minimal in Tours (average altitude 60m / 197ft), creating a homogeneous climate ideal for urban visits and excursions to surrounding castles.

The seasons in Tours

🌸 Spring (March – May)

Spring is perhaps the most alluring season to discover Tours. The city gradually wakes up: wisteria invades the facades of old Tours, terraces come back to life, and the Tours Halles covered market explodes with colors. Parks like the Jardin des Prébendes d'Oë offer scenes of rare beauty, perfect for a bucolic break between two cultural visits.

Temperatures: 5°C – 21°C / 41°F – 70°F
Precipitation: Moderate — 55 to 60 mm/month

Advantages:

  • Lively terraces and light atmosphere in the city center
  • Tourist attendance still reasonable, especially in March-April
  • Ideal for Loire by Bike without excessive heat
  • Gardens and parks in full bloom
  • Attractive accommodation prices before high season

Disadvantages:

  • Frequent showers, especially in May
  • Cool temperatures in the evening in March and April

Ideal for: Cyclists, local gastronomy lovers, couples on a romantic getaway, budget travelers.

City atmosphere: Soft and bright, between the bustle of terraces and the tranquility of the flowery banks of the Loire.

☀️ Summer (June – August)

Summer in Tours is the time of all excitement. Place Plumereau, the beating heart of old Tours, is packed from noon until dawn. Festivals follow one another, cruises on the Loire are fully booked, and sound and light shows at the castles enchant Touraine nights. The city welcomes its largest number of visitors in a warm summer atmosphere, sometimes a bit dense but always lively.

Temperatures: 14°C – 27°C / 57°F – 81°F
Precipitation: Low to moderate — 45 to 55 mm/month

Advantages:

  • Maximum sunshine, up to 9h/day in July
  • Very rich cultural and festive programming
  • Pleasant evenings on terraces until very late
  • Cruises and water activities on the Loire

Disadvantages:

  • High tourist attendance, booking essential
  • City center accommodation more expensive
  • Heatwaves possible in July-August

Ideal for: Families, groups of friends, festival lovers, first-time visitors wishing to see the city in its best light.

City atmosphere: Festive, cosmopolitan, and lively, between open-air concerts, night markets, and the gentle way of life in Touraine.

🍂 Autumn (September – November)

September is often considered the ideal month to visit Tours without the disadvantages of high season. Temperatures remain mild, surrounding vineyards enter the harvest season, and Heritage Days allow access to places usually closed. In October, the golden colors of Touraine create an exceptional pictorial setting for walking through old Tours and its medieval alleys.

Temperatures: 5°C – 23°C / 41°F – 73°F
Precipitation: Moderate to high — 55 to 65 mm/month

Advantages:

  • Crowds significantly decreasing from mid-September
  • Grape harvest and tastings in troglodyte caves
  • Heritage Days (September): exceptional access
  • More attractive accommodation prices

Disadvantages:

  • More frequent rains from October
  • Cool temperatures in the evening from November

Ideal for: Wine tourism enthusiasts, cultural travelers, seniors, independent travelers avoiding crowds.

City atmosphere: Serene and authentic, between golden colors, scents of harvest, and rediscovered local life.

❄️ Winter (December – February)

The Touraine winter is mild compared to other French cities, but humid and often grey. While the city gets dressed up in December with its illuminations and Christmas market, January and February offer a more confidential Tours, almost reserved for locals and travelers in search of authenticity. Museums, cellars, chocolate shops, and restaurants welcome their guests in a cozy and benevolent atmosphere.

Temperatures: 2°C – 10°C / 36°F – 50°F
Precipitation: Moderate — 50 to 60 mm/month

Advantages:

  • Tours Christmas Market in December, highly appreciated
  • No waiting in museums and cultural sites
  • Accommodation prices at their lowest

Disadvantages:

  • Very limited sunshine, 2h/day on average
  • Some outdoor activities less attractive
  • Less lively atmosphere in January-February

Ideal for: Budget travelers, gastronomy lovers, couples on a romantic winter weekend, families for Christmas.

City atmosphere: Intimate and peaceful, with Christmas lights reflected on the wet cobblestones of old Tours.

Must-sees in Tours according to the weather

To get the most out of your stay in Tours, organize your visits according to the daily weather. Indoor sites save rainy days while outdoor spaces enhance beautiful days in Touraine.

☔ In overcast or rainy weather

Indoor & protected sites in Tours

Grey days in Tours are never synonymous with boredom. The city is full of exceptional museums and indoor places that will delight culture and history enthusiasts.

  • 🎨 Museum of Fine Arts of Tours — Collections from the 15th to the 20th century | Duration: 1.5-2h | Price: €5 | Open all year
  • 🔨 Compagnonnage Museum — Masterpiece of artisan craftsmen, unique in France | Duration: 1-1.5h | Price: €7
  • ⚔️ Joan of Arc Historial — Immersive and theatrical journey | Duration: 1h | Price: €9.50 | Booking recommended in summer
  • 🏰 Château de Tours (Gemmail Museum) — Backlit glass art, fascinating experience | Duration: 45min | Price: €5
  • 🕌 Saint-Gatien Cathedral — Gothic stained glass windows among the most beautiful in France | Free access | Duration: 45min
  • 🍷 Troglodyte caves of the region — Tastings in cellars carved into tuffeau stone | Duration: 1-2h | Price: variable

Practical tip: Book your tickets online for the Joan of Arc Historial, especially in high season. The Touraine pass allows savings on several sites.

Tip: Combine the Museum of Fine Arts and the Compagnonnage Museum in half a day, both close to the center. The Tours museum pass is available at the Tourist Office.

☀️ In good weather

Optimal outdoor in Tours

When the sun shines on Touraine, the outdoor spaces of Tours reveal all their splendor. The banks of the Loire, medieval alleys, and blooming gardens deserve to be savored under the generous light of the Loire.

  • 🌊 Banks of the Loire — Must-do walk, ideal at golden hour | Duration: 1-2h | Free access
  • 🏛️ Place Plumereau — Historic heart, lively terraces, half-timbered houses | Best time: late afternoon | Free access
  • 🌳 Jardin des Prébendes d'Oë — Listed Victorian park, ideal for a picnic | Duration: 1h | Free access
  • 🚴 Loire by Bike (EV6) — Cycle route along the Loire | Duration: half-day to full day | Bike rental from €12
  • ⛪ Saint-Cosme Priory — Rose gardens, Ronsard's home | Best in May-June | Price: €5
  • 🏘️ Old Tours District — Walk through medieval and Renaissance alleys | Duration: 2h | Free access

Best moment: Sunrise on the banks of the Loire in summer is an unforgettable spectacle. The golden hour transforms the facades of old Tours into living paintings.

Season tip: May, June, and September offer the best conditions for outdoor activities. In July-August, prioritize outings early in the morning to avoid the heat.

🌤️ Versatile for all weather

Flexible sites for all weather

Some places in Tours adapt perfectly to all weather conditions, semi-covered, semi-open, to enjoy the city regardless of the forecast.

  • 🛒 Tours Halles (Covered Market) — Lively market, local gastronomy, rillettes, cheeses, wines | Ideal morning | Free access
  • 🍷 Troglodyte caves of Vouvray (15 min) — Visit and tasting in a natural cellar | All year | Price: €5-10
  • 🎭 Olivier Debré Contemporary Creation Center (CCCOD) — Changing exhibitions, remarkable building | Price: €4-6

Weather tip: If rain arrives, start with the Halles in the morning, continue with the CCCOD in the afternoon. If the weather improves, end with a walk on the riverbanks at the end of the day.

Example itinerary: 9am Tours Halles (breakfast and market) → 10:30am CCCOD → 12:30pm lunch on the terrace at Place Plumereau → 2:30pm Old Tours → 5pm Banks of the Loire.

💰 Free or economical

Discovering Tours without cost

Tours is a generous city that offers many free or low-cost discoveries for travelers mindful of their budget.

  • ⛪ Saint-Gatien Cathedral — Free access, stunning Gothic stained glass
  • 🌊 Banks of the Loire — Free walk on the UNESCO-listed riverbanks
  • 🌳 Jardin des Prébendes d'Oë — Free access all year
  • 🏘️ Old Tours District — Free walk in the medieval alleys

Free days: The first Sunday of the month, some city museums offer free access. Inquire at the Tours Tourist Office.

Budget tips: The panoramas from the banks of the Loire are absolutely free and among the most beautiful in the city. The Old Tours market on Saturday morning is an authentic and free experience.

Practical Guide to Tours

Visiting Tours requires adapting to the seasonal variations of a city that lives as much indoors as it does outdoors. Between walking through cobblestone alleys, cycling along the banks of the Loire, and visiting museums, prepare your gear carefully to make the most of every moment of your city break in Touraine.

👕 Seasonal packing

🌸 Spring (March-May): comfortable and waterproof walking shoes • essential light windbreaker • sweater or jacket for cool evenings • compact umbrella • sunglasses

☀️ Summer (June-August): breathable shoes suitable for cobblestones • light and loose clothing • hat or cap • high SPF sunscreen • light jacket for air-conditioned restaurants • comfortable day backpack

🍂 Autumn (September-November): waterproof shoes with non-slip soles • mid-season jacket or raincoat • light scarf • sturdy umbrella • layered clothing

❄️ Winter (December-February): warm coat and windbreaker • warm waterproof shoes • gloves, hat, scarf • thermal base layer for long walks • wind-resistant umbrella

Travel clothing and gear by season

💰 Seasonal budget

PeriodCity Center Accommodation (€/night)Transport (€/day)Restaurants (€/day)Attractions (€)Attendance
July – August80 – 130 €5 – 10 €35 – 55 €15 – 25 €⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
June – September65 – 100 €5 €30 – 45 €12 – 20 €⭐⭐⭐⭐
April – May55 – 85 €5 €25 – 40 €10 – 18 €⭐⭐⭐
October50 – 75 €5 €25 – 40 €10 – 15 €⭐⭐
December60 – 90 €5 €30 – 45 €10 – 20 €⭐⭐
January – March / November45 – 65 €5 €20 – 35 €8 – 12 €⭐

💡 Money-saving tips

1. City Pass Touraine: available at the Tourist Office, it includes museums, transport, and restaurant discounts to maximize your budget.

2. Lunch rather than dinner: restaurants in Place Plumereau offer very advantageous lunch set menus, often half the price of dinner.

3. Accommodation outside the hyper-center: the Grammont or Deux-Lions districts offer good value for money with direct tram access to the center.

4. Unlimited public transport: the Fil Blanc day pass covers tram and bus for about €4, much more economical than taxis or parking.

5. Free events: concerts of the Musical Festivals, summer street entertainment, and Christmas markets are free to access; check the Tourist Office program.

🏥 Health and precautions

  • 🌿 Spring allergies: Touraine, a very wooded and wine-growing region, releases a lot of pollen between March and June — bring your antihistamines
  • 🌡️ Summer heat: stay hydrated, avoid long walks in direct sunlight between 12 PM and 3 PM in July-August
  • 🌬️ Winter wind and cold: the banks of the Loire can be windy in winter; dress warmly for walks
  • 👟 Intensive walking: the cobblestones of old Tours are irregular; prefer shoes with thick, cushioned soles
  • 💊 Pharmacies: several pharmacies are on duty 24/7 in Tours — check the Order of Pharmacists website or ask your hotel

Urban Events in Tours

Calendar of must-see events in Tours

Tours is a culturally active city whose event calendar enriches every visitor's experience. Festivals, themed markets, and heritage celebrations punctuate the year and influence the atmosphere, attendance, and even prices.

🎵 Musical Festivals in Touraine — June

The Musical Festivals in Touraine are one of the oldest and most prestigious musical gatherings in the Centre-Val de Loire region. For several days, the largest halls and most beautiful religious buildings in Tours open their doors to internationally renowned ensembles for classical music concerts of exceptional quality. The atmosphere is both festive and contemplative, typical of the Touraine charm.

Location: Saint-Gatien Cathedral, Grand Théâtre, Saint-Cosme Priory, and various heritage sites in Tours.

Special feature: Concerts are organized in buildings rarely accessible to the general public, creating a unique experience blending music and heritage.

Impact: The city fills with music lovers, and attendance in the historic center increases significantly. Book tickets and accommodation several weeks in advance.

Access: Tram line A (Cathédrale or Hôtel de Ville stop) from Tours train station.

Tip: Book your accommodation as soon as the program is announced, usually available in March-April.

🏛️ European Heritage Days — 3rd weekend of September

A highlight of the cultural life in Tours, the Heritage Days allow annual access to places usually closed to the public: private mansions, private buildings, artisan workshops, and administrative buildings open their doors with often free guided tours. It is a rare opportunity to dive into the architectural history of Tours, a city of art and history.

Location: Throughout the city of Tours and its immediate surroundings.

Special feature: Some sites in the old town and surrounding castles offer special activities and tours in period costumes.

Impact: Very busy weekend but with a family-friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Arrive early for the most popular sites.

Access: Fil Blanc tram and bus network covering all districts.

Tip: Check the official program on the Ministry of Culture website from early September and plan your visits in advance.

🎄 Tours Christmas Market — December

The Tours Christmas Market is one of the most charming in the Centre-Val de Loire. Throughout December, the Place de la Résistance and the city center transform into a magical setting of wooden chalets, golden lights, and the scents of mulled wine and gingerbread. An enveloping atmosphere that re-enchants the city and invites you to wander.

Location: Place de la Résistance, Place Jean-Jaurès, and city center shopping streets.

Special feature: Local artisans offer products from the Touraine region: rillettes, cheeses, Vouvray wines, artisan chocolates — a gastronomic journey in itself.

Impact: The Advent weekend and the weekend before Christmas are very busy. Prefer weekdays to enjoy the market more serenely.

Access: Tram lines A and B, Jean-Jaurès or Hôtel de Ville stop.

Tip: If you are coming for the Christmas Market, book your accommodation by October at the latest — city center hotels fill up quickly.

Seasonal events

🌸 Spring:

  • Place Plumereau Market — every Saturday morning from April to October, authentic local atmosphere
  • Touraine Wine Fair — April, tastings and meetings with winemakers
  • Flower shows and garden activities — May, Jardin des Prébendes and city parks

☀️ Summer:

  • Musical Festivals in Touraine — June, classical concerts in monuments
  • Aucard de Tours Festival — June, contemporary and electronic music on several stages
  • Sound and Light at the Loire Castles — July-August (Chambord, Amboise, Chenonceau — 30-60 min from Tours)
  • Guinguettes on the banks of the Loire — July-August, free access, festive atmosphere

🍂 Autumn:

  • European Heritage Days — 3rd weekend of September, free access to many sites
  • Grape harvest in Touraine — September-October, many cellars and estates open their doors
  • Premiers Plans Festival — November, European cinema (edition in Angers, 1 hour from Tours)

❄️ Winter:

  • Tours Christmas Market — December, Place de la Résistance
  • Christmas illuminations — December, shopping streets and illuminated monuments
  • New Year's Eve in Touraine — celebrations in gourmet restaurants and troglodyte caves

Responsible city break in Tours

Visiting Tours responsibly means contributing to preserving the delicate balance of a human-sized city, whose exceptional heritage and local quality of life deserve to be protected. Your choices of season, transport, and consumption have a direct impact on the city and its inhabitants.

Tours is a city committed to a progressive ecological transition. Soft mobility is at the heart of municipal policy: modern tram, self-service Vélo à Tours bikes, cycle paths, and extended pedestrian zones facilitate travel without a car. Prioritizing local shops in old Tours and restaurants offering Touraine terroir products helps support a local economy and reduce the carbon footprint of your stay.

🌱 Low-season advantages

Visiting Tours outside of July-August reduces pressure on heritage sites and transport, allows you to live with the locals on a daily basis, benefit from attractive prices, and contribute to a more balanced distribution of tourism throughout the year.

♻️ Sustainable travel tips

1. Prioritize the tram and bike: the Fil Blanc network is efficient, economical, and covers the entire center of Tours — the self-service Vélo à Tours is perfect for connecting districts in a few minutes.

2. Eat local: restaurants in Old Tours offering Touraine cuisine — rillettes, pike with beurre blanc, Tarte Tatin — directly support local producers.

3. Choose a committed accommodation: several hotels and guest houses in Tours are Green Key labeled or committed to an eco-responsible approach.

4. Reduce your waste: bring a reusable water bottle — drinking water fountains are accessible in parks and public spaces in Tours.

5. Explore alternative districts: beyond the touristy old Tours, the Sanitas, Prébendes, or Velpeau districts offer an authentic experience and decongest the most visited areas.

6. Come by train: Tours is 1 hour from Paris by TGV — arriving without a car is the most impactful eco-responsible gesture of your stay.

🏙️ Local sustainable initiatives

Tours has a self-service bike network (Vélo à Tours), large pedestrian zones in old Tours, and a modern tramway offer. The city is actively developing its urban greening, weekly organic markets, and community gardens. The Ville et Métiers d'Art label promotes local artisanal know-how, encouraging ethical and cultural tourism.

Our Recommendations

Recommendations for your city break in Tours

After analyzing the climate in Tours, tourist flows, and the event calendar, May, June, and September stand out as the most balanced periods to visit Tours. The weather is favorable, attendance is reasonable, and the cultural programming is rich. These months allow you to fully enjoy the exceptional outdoor spaces — banks of the Loire, old Tours, gardens — while benefiting from still accessible accommodation rates. For travelers on a tight budget or those avoiding crowds, October and November hold pleasant surprises. Winter remains a valid option for gastronomy lovers and romantic travelers.

✅ Optimal period: May, June, and September

Recommended months: May, June, September

  • Pleasant weather with temperatures between 15°C and 25°C (59°F-77°F), ideal for walking and cycling
  • Sufficient sunshine to enjoy the outdoors and the Loire riverbanks
  • Rich event programming: Musical Festivals in June, Heritage Days in September
  • Lively terraces and urban life at its peak without the excesses of July-August
  • Accommodation still available at reasonable rates

Key events: Musical Festivals in Touraine (June), Grape harvest in Touraine (September), Heritage Days (September).

Disadvantages: Attendance can be high on June weekends and May bank holidays — anticipate bookings.

Ideal profile: Couples, culture and heritage lovers, cyclists, first-time visitors, families.

Recommended duration: 2 to 4 days.

🔄 Interesting alternative: October and March-April

Alternative months: March, April, October

These mid-season months offer a perfect balance between acceptable weather, moderate attendance, and attractive prices. In March-April, the city slowly wakes up in pastel shades and museums welcome few visitors. In October, the colors of Touraine, the opening of cellars to late harvesters, and the regained serenity of the Loire banks make the city a real pleasure to explore.

Specific advantages: less expensive accommodation, almost non-existent queues, authentic local atmosphere, rich gastronomic program (harvests, markets).

For whom: Budget travelers, retirees, wine tourism enthusiasts, independent travelers, people avoiding crowds.

👥 Tips for your travel style

👨‍👩‍👧 Family: May or July — Joan of Arc Historial, family-friendly Loire by Bike, public gardens, lively markets. Opt for accommodation with parking in residential areas near the tram.

💰 Budget: October or March — rock-bottom accommodation prices, uncrowded museums, museum pass profitable in 2 days. Prefer aparthotels in the Grammont district.

🎭 Culture: June or September — Musical Festivals, Heritage Days, museums, cathedral. Historic city center on foot. Boutique hotels in Old Tours recommended.

💑 Romantic: May or December — sunset on the banks of the Loire, cozy Christmas market, gourmet restaurants. Charming bed and breakfasts in private mansions in the center.

🗓️ Weekend: June or September (excluding long weekends) — 2 days are enough for the must-sees. Friday evening arrival, Saturday morning market, heritage in the afternoon, riverbanks on Sunday.

🌟 First trip: May or September — ideal for discovering the essentials: Place Plumereau, Saint-Gatien Cathedral, Compagnonnage Museum, banks of the Loire, castle excursion. Well-located hotel between the station and Old Tours.

⚠️ Periods to relativize: July-August and January-February

Months concerned: July, August, January, February

July-August: high season attracts a large number of tourists, accommodation prices soar (+50% on average), sites are crowded, and some restaurants are fully booked. Heat can be intense during heatwaves.

January-February: almost zero sunshine (2h/day), persistent gloom, few activities, and closures of some sites. The city lacks atmosphere for a classic city break.

Nuances: July-August remains essential for families with children and festival lovers. January-February suits travelers looking for absolute tranquility and rock-bottom rates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Planning your city break in Tours and still hesitating? Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions to organize your stay with peace of mind.

What is the best month to visit Tours?

The best month to visit Tours is June or September, depending on your preferences. June benefits from generous sunshine (8h/day), ideal temperatures between 14°C and 25°C (57°F-77°F), and coincides with the Musical Festivals in Touraine, one of the city's most popular cultural events. September offers mild weather (13°C-23°C / 55°F-73°F), significantly reduced crowds compared to summer, more accessible accommodation prices, and the charm of the Heritage Days. May is also an excellent alternative for a spring atmosphere, blooming gardens, and a less crowded city.

How many days should I plan for Tours?

2 to 3 days are sufficient to discover the must-sees of Tours as part of a well-organized city break. A weekend allows you to visit the Old Town, Saint-Gatien Cathedral, the Compagnonnage Museum, and the Loire riverbanks, while enjoying the terraces and a gourmet meal. If you wish to include excursions to the Loire castles (Chambord, Chenonceau, Amboise), plan for 4 to 5 days. Wine tourism enthusiasts can also dedicate half a day to the surrounding cellars and vineyards.

What to do in Tours when it rains?

Tours offers many quality indoor alternatives for rainy days. The Compagnonnage Museum, unique in France, fascinates with its artisan masterpieces. The Joan of Arc Historial offers an immersive and captivating theatrical experience. The Museum of Fine Arts presents collections from the 15th to the 20th century in a former episcopal palace. Saint-Gatien Cathedral and its Gothic stained glass windows can be admired in any weather. Finally, the Tours Halles (covered market) are a must-visit gastronomic stop, ideal for soaking up local life in a beautiful indoor market.

What events should not be missed in Tours?

The event calendar in Tours is particularly rich. In June, the Musical Festivals in Touraine bring together the greatest classical ensembles in exceptional heritage sites. Also in June, the Aucard Festival offers contemporary music in a festive and alternative atmosphere. In September, the European Heritage Days open doors usually closed to the public. In December, the Christmas Market transforms the city center into a magical setting. Summer guinguettes on the banks of the Loire (July-August) and the grape harvest in Touraine (October) complete a varied annual program.

What budget should I plan according to the season?

The budget for a city break in Tours varies significantly depending on the season. In high season (July-August), expect €80 to €130 per night for a city center hotel, €35 to €55 for daily dining, and €15 to €25 for attractions. In mid-season (May, June, September), the accommodation budget drops to €65-€100/night. In low season (November to March), accommodation can be found from €45-€65/night. The museum pass and daily transport pass allow for significant savings regardless of the period. Expect an average of €100 to €180 per day per person including all expenses in high season.