2 days/1 night Discovering castle country

Château de Villesavin

Built in 1527 by Jean LE BRETON, in charge of supervising the construction of the Château de Chambord.

Horse-drawn carriage and wedding museums.

For children: in the park, a long trail of riddles and games to reveal the identity of the ghost haunting Villesavin.

On your smartphone, the LPO birdwatching trail and observation game!

Château de Troussay

The smallest of the Loire châteaux tells a rural story, and the story of a 19th-century collector who enriched his château with new finds.

Château de Cheverny

This private château, open to visitors since 1922, has belonged to the same family for over 6 centuries: the Huraults, a family of financiers and officers who distinguished themselves in the service of several French kings. Take a self-guided tour of the ornamental and pleasure garden that stretches between the Château and the Orangerie, where you can relax and unwind along the paths.

Domaine national de Chambord

This is the château of excess, with its location in the middle of the Sologne forest, its Greek cross construction plan and its double-revolution staircase. The French gardens are now part of history.