Explore Poitiers: Historic Wonders & Guided Tours

Step into one of the Loire Valley’s most iconic castles—Chenonceau. Known as the “Ladies’ Castle,” it spans the Cher River and offers a deep dive into a period of French history that was shaped by powerful women. Getting started Arrive at Chenonceau and present your pre-booked ticket at the entrance...

Chenonceau Castle Visit Château Chenonceau, an elegant white castle built on the piers of an old mill in the famous Loire Valley region. Chenonceau is a stunning representation of late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture, featuring a long gallery bridge that spans over the Cher river. Also kno...

Chenonceau Castle Visit Château Chenonceau, an elegant white castle built on the piers of an old mill in the famous Loire Valley region. Chenonceau is a stunning representation of late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture, featuring a long gallery bridge that spans over the Cher river. Also kno...

Château Chenonceau Picture an elegant white castle built on the piers of an old mill in the Loire Valley region. That is what the Chenonceau castle is in real life! Often referred to as the “Ladies’ Château” because of the notorious women who built and maintained it throughout the centuries, Chenon...

Château Chenonceau Picture an elegant white castle built on the piers of an old mill in the Loire Valley region. That is what the Chenonceau castle is in real life! Often referred to as the “Ladies’ Château” because of the notorious women who built and maintained it throughout the centuries, Chenon...

Your Loire Valley adventure begins at Chambord, a castle so grand it feels like stepping into a fairytale. The vast estate unfolds before you, with 400 rooms, 365 fireplaces, and that legendary double-helix staircase—where two people can ascend and descend without ever crossing paths. Stroll through...

Explore the best of the Loire Valley with a combo ticket that includes Chenonceau and two more castles of your choice— Amboise, Chambord, Clos Lucé, or Chaumont-sur-Loire. Chenonceau Castle As the second most-visited castle in France (after Versailles), Chenonceau receives an annual footfall of 1.3 ...

Domaine du Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire Burned to the ground by King Louis XI in the 15th century, the castle changed hands from Catherine de Medici to Diane de Poitiers in the 16th century. During your visit, you will get to admire the beautifully furnished rooms, the grand spiral staircase, and s...

Domaine du Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire Burned to the ground by King Louis XI in the 15th century, the castle changed hands from Catherine de Medici to Diane de Poitiers in the 16th century. During your visit, you will get to admire the beautifully furnished rooms, the grand spiral staircase, and s...

King François I built the Château de Chambord after his victory in the Battle of Marignan in 1515. It was constructed not as a residence, but as the symbol of his power and the French Renaissance. The castle contains about 400 rooms, over 80 staircases, 365 fireplaces and plenty of towers, high ceil...