Tourism in Chambord

Museums and monuments to visit

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  Château de Chambord
  The castle of Chambord is one of the most recognizable castles in France thanks to its very distinct French Renaissance style. The castle of Chambord is the biggest castle in the Loire Valley. It was ...
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  Eglise de Saint Nicaise
  Church of the XVI century disappeared in a fire, then rebuilt from 1885 to 1891. The furniture dates from the XVII century and has many paintings, including les Saintes Femmes au tombeau.
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  La vieille halle
  The Old Halle of Bracieux is one of the last storey halls preserved in France. It dates from the late XVI century and is presently used for cultural events.
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  Château de Cheverny
  The estate of Cheverny is a seigneurial property which has belonged to the same family for more than 6 centuries. Cheverny has always been inhabited and each generation has put a lot of effort in ...
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  Église Saint-Saturnin
  The church of Saint-Saturnin Limeray is a Roman Catholic church located in the city of Limeray. Built around 1032 by Lord Hugh Limeray, Saint Saturnin church was rebuilt many times in the twelfth, ...
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  Maison de la magie
  The House of Magic is a brilliant museum, full of exciting gadgets that will entertain and enthuse young and old alike. The first class exhibition is filled with many artefacts relating to the ...
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  Château Royal de Blois
  First great site in the Loire Valley to discover on the way from Paris, the Royal Chateau of Blois offers a true panoramic view of art and history of the castles of the Loire Valley and sets a good ...
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  Château de Talcy
  The Chateau de Talcy is 26km away from Blois and was, in the 13th century, a seigneury and a farming zone. The construction started in 1520 under Bernard Salviati order, a Florentine banker of ...