Enhance Your Loire Valley Experience
Embark on a captivating journey through the enchanting Loire Valley with an exclusive combo ticket that grants you access to Chenonceau and two additional castles from a selection of Amboise, Chambord, Clos Lucé, or Chaumont-sur-Loire.
Chenonceau Castle
Immerse yourself in the allure of Chenonceau, the second most-visited castle in France, welcoming 1.3 million visitors annually. Wander through the exquisite Medici Gallery stretching over the Cher River, marvel at a splendid collection of 16th to 18th-century paintings and tapestries, and wander through the picturesque gardens once graced by Catherine Medici and Diane Poitiers.
Chambord Castle
Discover the grandeur of Chambord, the largest castle in the Loire Valley, featuring 440 rooms, 365 fireplaces, and a sprawling 13,400-acre park. Explore more than 60 opulent rooms, ascend the iconic staircase, and bask in the serenity of its vast parkland.
Amboise Castle
Perched elegantly on the banks of the Loire River, Amboise Castle served as a cherished retreat for French royals during the Renaissance period. Delve into the regal history of France and pay homage at the final resting place of the legendary da Vinci.
Clos Lucé Castle
Step into the final abode of da Vinci at Clos Lucé, where he once housed masterpieces like The Mona Lisa and his ingenious inventions such as the tank, catapult, and flying machine. Explore the legacy of this visionary artist in a setting brimming with creativity.
Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle
Indulge in the splendor of the UNESCO-listed Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle, renowned for its International Garden Festival showcasing 30 enchanting gardens crafted by talented artists and architects. Be captivated by contemporary art exhibitions that add a modern flair to this historical gem.
Royal Chateau of Blois
Uncover the allure of the Royal Chateau of Blois, known as the "Gateway to the Loire Valley castles" for its convenient proximity to Paris. This cherished residence of French royalty boasts a rich history, having hosted seven kings and ten queens, and stands as a meticulously preserved testament to bygone eras.