Day 1
- Chenonceau Castle, the incredible monument built on a river
Lunch at leisure - Visit to the Monmousseau cellars, an astonishing place with light projections in the tuffeau galleries, with tasting of fine bubble wines
- Dinner in a restaurant
- Accommodation in a former courtyard residence
Day 2
- Breakfast
- Musée-promenade Louis Derbré, guided tour through the trees of the Château de Conon park and the elegant works of this artist inspired by peace.
Lunch at leisure - Château de Chambord, visit with HistoPad tablet. François I’s masterpiece, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Image 4921319Château de Chenonceau
The refinement of this 16th-century château has earned it the nickname “Château des Dames”. Inside, the ornate rooms and arched wing reflect the passage of the women who once owned it.
Monmousseau Illuminations IginalCaves Monmousseau
Unique and surprising, you’ll enter the fantastic world of the Cave aux Lumières, with an unparalleled view of the chateaux of the Loire Valley. Then continue your journey to the heart of our ageing cellars, home to millions of bottles.
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.
As for the double-revolution staircase, its atypical architecture raises many questions: could it be the shadow of Leonardo da Vinci that hangs over this exceptional monument?
Derbre GeantThe Louis Derbré walking museum
Located in the Château de Conon on the outskirts of Blois, the museum is the fruit of the efforts of a group of patrons and enthusiasts who wanted to offer the public the finest works by one of the greatest French sculptors of the 20th century.
