Château de Chenonceau Must-see
A Renaissance château spanning the Cher, nicknamed the "château of the Ladies", one of the most visited in France.
See on the map →UNESCO World Heritage listed, the Loire Valley unfolds over more than 280 km an exceptional succession of royal châteaux, witnesses to the French Renaissance, between vineyards and remarkable gardens.
Open Vallée de la Loire on the interactive mapA Renaissance château spanning the Cher, nicknamed the "château of the Ladies", one of the most visited in France.
See on the map →A royal residence overlooking the Loire where Leonardo da Vinci died, with its Saint-Hubert chapel holding his presumed burial place.
See on the map →Famous for its meticulously designed French Renaissance gardens, among the finest gardens of the Loire.
See on the map →The largest château of the Loire, a Renaissance masterpiece with a double-helix staircase attributed to Leonardo da Vinci.
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