Loire Valley, located between Sully-sur-Loire and Chalonnes-sur-Loire, has been registered since the years 2000 on the World Heritage List of UNESCO as a living cultural landscape. The valley is home to more than 100 castles, which are among the most famous and emblematic in France. The most well-known are: Chambord Castle, Cheverny Castle, Chenonceau Castle, Amboise Castle as well as the Castle of Clos Lucé (Leonardo Da Vinci's last Residence).

Each castle has a unique history and stunning architecture, providing you an exciting and varied visit experience. You will discover their picturesque gardens, as well as their richly decorated interiors.