Day 1
- The Royal Castle of Blois, the Loire Valley’s number one must-see attraction thanks to its architectural splendour
Lunch at your leisure - The Fondation du Doute, situated in Blois town centre, houses a collection of 300 works relating to the Fluxus movement, curated by Ben and Gino Di Maggio
- Afternoon tea break at a tea room in Blois
- Check-in at your comfort-class hotel
- Dinner at a restaurant
Day 2
- Breakfast
- Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle, formerly owned by Catherine de’ Medici in 1552 and her rival Diane de Poitiers, and later by the Princes of Broglie
Lunch at your leisure - The Chaumont-sur-LoireInternational Garden Festival (April to early November), where around twenty teams of landscape architects from around the world present their interpretations of the theme chosen by the estate.












