2 days/1 night Discover the land of castles

Cheverny Castle

This private château, which has been open to the public since 1922, has belonged to the same family for over six centuries: the Huraults, a family of financiers and officers who distinguished themselves in the service of several kings of France. Self-guided tours of the ornamental and leisure gardens, which stretch between the Château and the Orangery: enjoy peace and relaxation as you stroll along the paths.

Troussay Castle

The smallest of the Loire Valley châteaux tells a story of rural life and of a 19th-century collector who enriched his château with his various finds.

Villesavin Castle

A château built in 1527 by Jean LE BRETON, who was in charge of supervising the construction of the Château de Chambord.

Museums dedicated to horse-drawn carriages and weddings.

For children: in the grounds, a large trail of puzzles and games to uncover the identity of the ghost that haunts Villesavin.

On your smartphone: the LPO birdwatching trail and a bird-spotting game!

The National Estate of Chambord

It is a castle of excess, owing to its location in the heart of the Sologne Forest, its Greek cross-shaped layout and its double-helix staircase. The French formal gardens are now part of history.