Day 1
- The Royal Château of Blois and its Musée des Beaux-Arts, visit with digital tablet. The finest panorama of French architecture.
Lunch on your own - The House of Magic in Blois and its show*.
- Discover the old town of Blois by horse-drawn carriage*.
- Dinner in a restaurant
- Accommodation in double room
* In low season: the Maison de la Magie and the walk are replaced by the discovery of the royal city of Blois with the topoguide “Les Petits Clous” and a tasting in a tearoom.
Day 2
- Breakfast
- Chateau de Chambord, masterpiece of François I and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Lunch at leisure - Château de Cheverny and its gardens, the most magnificently furnished.
- The Tintin exhibition “Les Secrets de Moulinsart” at Château de Cheverny
Salle De Sillusion Violet FbHouse of Magic
Blois was the home of Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin, the most famous magician of modern times. See his magic tricks and inventions. Magic game rooms will delight the whole family. A real show is performed 3 or 4 times a day.
Moulinsart modelChâteau de Cheverny and the Tintin exhibition
In addition to the château and gardens, rooms in the outbuildings recreate the adventures of Tintin. A delight for comic book fans. You’ll see the objects as if they’d never left the château.
ChambordChâteau de Chambord
A masterpiece of the French Renaissance, this château is François I’s greatest achievement. Inside, the rooms reflect the King’s splendor, with vaulted ceilings and reconstructions of rooms such as François I’s bedroom.
The atypical architecture of the double-revolution staircase raises many questions: could it be the shadow of Leonardo da Vinci that hangs over this exceptional monument?
Attelages Blois Aout2021 Whoisreno 7212Visit Blois castle and ride in a horse-drawn carriage
Blois is the historic town par excellence. Its castle stands on a promontory in the heart of the city. You’ll see every style of architecture.
With a carriage, you’ll be able to appreciate the entire castle district, from the moat to the St Laumer church and the banks of the Loire.
