Castles of the Loire
Touraine derives its name from the Gallic tribe of the Thuroneses. In the centre of France, the region corresponds roughly to the present department of Indre-et-Loire and part of the departments of Loir-et-Cher and of Indre. Named the “Garden of France,” Touraine became the residence of royalty from the late Middle Ages through the Renaissance, and is thus famous for its many, splendid castles (Amboise, Azay-le-Rideau, Chaumont, Chenonceaux, Langeais, Loches, Villandry, Blois, Saint-Aignan….). Some of France’s most beautiful castles are nearby.
A 33 km
The château of Cheverny
A 34 km
The
château of Chenonceau
the
most magnificently furnished
the
most elegant
bridging the Cher
A 46 km
The château of Amboise
Italian-style castle on the Loire river
A 45 km
The château of blois
Panorama
of French architecture
A 52 km
The
château of Chambord
A marvel of elegant
architecture
A 46 km
The Clos-Lucé :(Amboise)
Residence of Leonardo de Vinci
A 36
km
The château of Beuregard
And also
Exceptional portrait gallery
A 6 km
The château of Saint-Aignan A
89 km
The château of Azay-le-Rideau
Beautiful view on
the Cher valley
A
111 km
The château of Chinon
A 80 km
The gardens of villandry
A
42 km
The château of Loches
To discover
A 150 km
The
Futuroscope (Poitiers) A 45 km
Park finest castles(Amboise) A 8 km
The
zoo of Beauval (Saint-Aignan)
An
unforgettable visit for all
A top European miniature park One of the
finest zoos in France
A 25 km Boat
trips
(Montrichard) A 45
km
House of the magic (Blois)
Discover
the banks of the Cher River
The magical paradise for kids and adults
A 25 km
Monmousseau cellars A 25 km
France
hot-air
balloon (Montrichard) A 45 km
Loire valley aquarium(Amboise)
