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Château de Chenonceau + Chambord Excursion

  • 9 heures
  • 8Très bon | 6 avis

On this excursion from Tours, we'll visit Chenonceau and Chambord, two famous castles in Loire, along with a wine tasting at the Caves Ambacia wine cellars.

Description

The beautiful Loire Valley awaits us! We will depart from the Tourist Office in Tours at the indicated time. After a 40-minute minibus ride, we will arrive at the Château de Chenonceau, known as the "Château des Dames". This residence is famous for its arches over the Cher River. During our visit, we will explore its history and learn about the influential women who lived there, including a notable renaming of the palace from "Chenoceaux" to "Chenonceau".

After visiting Chenonceau, we will head to Amboise for a stop at Caves Ambacia, a renowned winery. Here, sommeliers will guide us through the underground galleries and conduct a tasting of three French wines.

After lunch on your own, we will visit the Château de Chambord, a significant monument of the Loire Valley and a royal residence promoting arts and sciences in the 16th century. We will see the legacy of Leonardo da Vinci in some architectural elements during our tour.

Following our tour of Chambord, we will return to Tours, arriving at the Tourist Office after approximately 9 hours.

Departure from Amboise

If you prefer, you can book this same excursion departing from Amboise.

Inclus

  • Transport by minibus
  • English–speaking guide
  • Admissions
  • Tasting of 3 French wines

Non inclus

  • Lunch

Conseils

  • Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.

Emplacement

Lieu de l'activité

78 Rue Bernard Palissy, 37000 Tours, France

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