Loire Valley Castles

Visit the Amboise Royal Castle, a magnificent palace on the banks of the Loire, a UNESCO World Heritage river.

Discover the latest HistoPad technology with 3D reconstructions of the Logis and learn about the castle's history as well as the lives of royalty that once called it home.

Admire the late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture of the castle, as well as an extensive collection of furniture representing the pinnacle of French luxury.

You also get to visit the tomb of Leonarda da Vinci in the castle's chapel.

Did you know? The Amboise Royal Castle is linked to King Charles VIII. He was born there in 1470 and died there in 1498 after hitting his head on the top of a door of a gallery of the castle.

This combo ticket gives you access to two of the most charming castles in the Loire while saving you money.

Walk around 60 royal rooms in Chambord Castle.

Get access to the temporary exhibitions in Chambord too.

Explore the double-helix staircase in Chambord, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's designs.

Explore the Chenonceau Castle and witness its late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture.

Admire the luxurious tapestries, furniture, paintings, and decor - now a vintage royal collection.

Stroll in the gardens beside the Cher river and enjoy the picturesque view.

Save money on this combo experience visiting two French castles!

Visit the Chenonceau Castle to explore its royal collection of tapestries and paintings.

Walk around the grand gallery over the bridge spanning the Cher River at Chenonceau Castle.

Stroll around the halls of Azay le Rideau and take in the luxurious ceiling decorations in the castle.

Take a walk in the colorful garden surrounding the castles, and capture the magnificence of the structures.

Get a chance to see the royal quarters and get the ultimate lavish experience in the stunning castles.

Discover the Loire Valley’s most iconic castles with one simple, cost-effective ticket.

Visit Château de Chambord with skip-the-line access and explore its 60+ rooms, da Vinci staircase, and grand French gardens.

Choose any two more châteaux—like Chenonceau, Amboise, Clos Lucé, Chaumont, or Blois—and enjoy direct entry to each.

From royal apartments to da Vinci’s final home and riverside gardens, each château reveals a unique piece of French history.

Enjoy the freedom to curate your own itinerary—no separate bookings, no extra fees, just seamless castle-hopping.

Discover the Loire Valley on a full-day small-group e-bike tour, with round-trip minivan transfers from Tours or Amboise, two popular bases for visitors to stay overnight in the valley.

Pedal through the scenic Chambord Forest, a UNESCO-listed site, and admire the stunning French Renaissance architecture of the Chambord Castle in the background.

Visit the lesser-known Villesavin Castle, a privately owned castle open to visitors. It features a museum with wedding-themed exhibits, including a collection of bridal headdresses.

Enjoy your complementary flavorful snack under the shade of the Linden Tree, and unwind with (paid) afternoon tea served in the lush gardens of Villesavin Castle.

Learn about the region’s royal history, architecture, and culture from a knowledgeable guide who brings captivating stories to life on your ride.

Explore the heart of Angers Castle and discover the gardens, moat, drawbridge, courtyard, and chapel.

See the legendary Apocalypse Tapestry, the largest woven work in medieval history.

Walk around the ramparts for romantic views of the entire city.

Unlock the wonders of this combo ticket—explore Chenonceau Castle and two more castles of your choice. A ticket that is flexible and time-saving.

At Chenonceau, walk through the halls once graced by the powerful women of French history—Catherine de Medici and Diane de Poitiers.

Step into the valley's biggest castle—Chambord to explore over 60 rooms and climb the da Vinci-inspired double helix staircase, which allows two visitors to ascend and descend simultaneously, without crossing paths.

Visit da Vinci's final residence (1516-1519) at Clos Luce, which is now restored and converted into a museum dedicated to his life, art, and inventions.

Pay homage to da Vinci's tomb at the Chapel of Saint-Hubert, located within the Amboise castle. This castle was particularly favored by the French kings as a royal residence.

If you're visiting between April and November, attend the International Garden Festival at Chaumont, where global landscape designers come together to create 30 theme-based gardens.