Chambord
The grandest chateau in the Loire, a Renaissance masterpiece with its celebrated double-helix staircase often linked to Leonardo da Vinci.
Learn more →“The Loire Valley is a living work of art, shaped by centuries of royalty, winegrowing, and a rare harmony with nature.”
A UNESCO World Heritage landscape since 2000
Architecture & History
From medieval fortresses to Renaissance royal residences, the Loire Valley is home to more than 300 chateaux and manor houses.
Plan your stay
Two days between Chenonceau, Amboise and Vouvray tastings as the sun sets over the Loire.
Cycle along the Loire through 900 km of signposted routes between Chambord and the Atlantic coast.
Medieval keeps, sound-and-light evenings, the gardens of Villandry and hands-on workshops for every age.
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