Create your own Loire Valley Day Trip and visit the most interesting places available in France

Duration

All-day activity! - lasts approximately 13 hours, including transportation

Highlights

• Customize your Private Excursion
• Create your own experience to the Loire Valley Castles
• Discover majestic Castles along the heart of France’s History
• Guided tour of three Loire Valley Sites
• Learn with stories and anecdotes from a passionate, professional guide

Inclusions

• Private Guided Day Trip
• Customized Excursion
• Hotel Pick up & Drop off
• Licensed Professional driver
• Skip the line & Priority Admission
• Transport by luxury A/C minibus

Conditions

• Please bring a photo ID. Passengers of all ages are accepted in the tour, but at least one adult of age 18+ is required per reservation.
• During transportation, children below the age of 10 must be seated in a child chair by French law.

About

As a customized excursion, select your schedule, with 3 sites to discover. Our suggestions are:

• Chambord Feel the unique and magical atmosphere of the Domaine de Chambord. After crossing the forest, discover an extraordinary architecture imagined by Francois I and on which floats the spirit of Leonardo da Vinci. By visiting Chambord, you travel through 500 years of French history.
• Chenonceau The most visited and photographed castle. It is often described as "the ladies' castle". Throughout its history, women have influenced it conception and it destiny the most. Chenonceau with its famous two-story gallery is one of the jewels of the architecture of the Loire Valley.
• Amboise In a renaissance style, the Château d'Amboise, residence of Charles VIII in the 15th century, houses the tomb of Leonardo da Vinci, royal apartments, gardens and underground corridors.
• Clos Lucé On leaving the town of Amboise, the Clos Lucé castle is the former residence of Leonardo da Vinci, where he lived until his death in 1519. The Clos Lucé was the residence of Leonardo da Vinci between 1516 and 1519. He was invited by King François I at the age of 64. In his travel bags was a painting that da Vinci gave to the king ... you guessed it, the Mona Lisa.
• Cheverny Cheverny inspired the Belgian designer Hergé to create the Château de Moulinsart in the world famous Adventures of Tintin.
• Villandry The gardens of Château de Villandry are beautiful and the highlight of this visit. Villandry was built by Jean le Breton, Minister of Finance under François I. This renaissance chateau was completed in 1536.
• Azay le Rideau Resting on an island in the Indre, the castle of Azay-le-Rideau is one of the most beautiful, typical of the Renaissance period. Its turret facade is reflected in the calm waters of the river, making time itself seem to stand still.