From Paris: Chambord & Chenonceau Day Trip With Wine Tasting

Step into the splendor of the Loire Valley on a full-day castle tour, where Renaissance masterpieces, royal history, and regional wine come together in one memorable experience.

Getting started

Meet your driver-guide and board a comfortable air-conditioned coach for a relaxed journey through the Loire Valley. As you travel, hear engaging commentary about the region and the castles on your itinerary, setting the scene for a day of history, architecture, and scenic beauty.

What to expect

Your first stop is Chambord, one of the Loire Valley’s most iconic castles and a striking symbol of Renaissance architecture. Explore the vast château at your own pace and climb the famous double-helix staircase, associated with Leonardo da Vinci, before heading up to the terrace for sweeping views over the immense estate.

Continue to Blois, where you’ll have free time to explore independently and enjoy lunch at your own expense. This charming town offers a mix of history and gastronomy, with the lively Square Louis XII at its heart and plenty of cafés and restaurants serving classic French cuisine.

Later, visit Chenonceau, known for its elegant arches over the Cher River and its beautifully detailed Renaissance architecture. Enjoy a wine-tasting experience at Chenonceau and sample regional Loire Valley wines before returning to Paris.

Features

• Travel in comfort through the Loire Valley: Relax in an air-conditioned coach as your driver-guide shares stories and insights about the region and its famous castles.

• Chambord: Discover a masterpiece of Renaissance design, admire its immense scale, and climb the celebrated double-helix staircase for panoramic estate views.

• Chenonceau: Visit the elegant château built over the Cher River and admire its refined Renaissance architecture.

• Loire Valley wines: Treat yourself to a wine-tasting experience in the castle cellar, with red, rosé, and white wines available all year long.

• Stop in Blois: This charming town offers a mix of history and gastronomy, with the lively Square Louis XII at its heart. Choose from cafés and restaurants serving classic French cuisine.