18km from Château de Chenonceau, 10km from Tours or Amboise, 15km from Villandry and 30km from Chaumont, Château de la Bourdaisière is at the heart of the most beautiful sites in the Loire Valley. Here are some of the region’s highlights:
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Loire Valley is a region rich in exceptional sites and historic monuments.
18km from Château de Chenonceau, 10km from Tours or Amboise, 15km from Villandry and 30km from Chaumont, Château de la Bourdaisière is at the heart of the most beautiful sites in the Loire Valley. Here are some of the region’s highlights:
Tours
12km from La Bourdaisière, the lively old town of Tours. The famous Place Plumereau, with its half-timbered houses, is home to many restaurants to suit all tastes!
Amboise
The historic town of Amboise is 13km from the château. Historic center, pedestrian streets, quays along the Loire and a beautiful Sunday morning market.
The Royal Castle
The Château Royal in the heart of Amboise was the palace of the kings of France during the Renaissance. Also the burial place of Leonardo da Vinci, it boasts one of the finest panoramic views in the Loire Valley.
Le Château du Clos Lucé – Leonardo da Vinci
20km from the château, Clos Lucé is the last home of Leonardo da Vinci. The inventions of the Renaissance genius are brought to life during the tour.
Domaine Royal de Château Gaillard
Situated 250 meters from Le Clos Lucé, this château reopened its doors 3 years ago after 6 years of renovation. Dom Pacello acclimatized the first orange trees in France for François 1er. The latter offered the site to Dom Pacello in 1515 in exchange for an annual bouquet of orange blossom.
Chenonceau Castle
20km east of Château de la Bourdaisière, Château de Chenonceau is built on the Cher River. There are several restaurants in the village.
Château de Chaumont sur Loire and the Garden Festival
It’s the château that makes the estate so famous. But for the past 10 years, his most important activity has been thinking about gardens and landscape. The grand parc, the vallon des brumes, the parc du Festival and the experimental garden are the most important landscaped features of the estate.
The Gardens of Château de Villandry
Villandry is a Renaissance château set in three levels of tiered gardens. This is the last of the great Renaissance châteaux built on the banks of the Loire. Remarkable for the harmony of its architecture and gardens, the site is best known for its gardens, which combine aesthetics, diversity and harmony.
Château d’Azay-le-Rideau
The Château d’Azay was built in the early years of the reign of François 1er. Located in the Touraine region of France, it is one of the most prestigious châteaux in the Loire Valley, where the kings of France took pleasure in residing for a century.
This City d’Art and d’Histoire has a city medieval extraordinary which tells à she only the story from 1000 years history. Visit streetscobblestones, visit facades at tufffelt and the roofs intertwined at make a real enchantment for the walkers.
Château de Cheverny
He inspired Hergé to create the Château de Moulinsart. Tintin museum and exhibitions.
Château du Rivau
Located a few kilometers south of Chinon, the Rivau gardens are contemporary gardens that evolve with the seasons. Naturalistic gardens, they change with the day, and there are always 2 gardens at their peak between April and October.
Château de Chambord
Built at the beginning of the 16th century at the request of François I, a lover of the arts and hunting, the Château de Chambord is today the emblem of the French Renaissance throughout Europe and the world.
Chinon Fortress
Situated on its rocky spur on the borders of Anjou, Touraine and Poitou, the Royal Fortress of Chinon reflects the most prestigious hours of the Middle Ages.
⇒ There are many ways to discover the jewels of the Loire.
The hotel is open from March 13 to November 10 and from December 28 to January 2, and all year round on request for weddings, groups and seminars.
Rooms from €124 to €353 per night, apartments from €211 per night.
The hotel has a room for disabled guests.
No picnics allowed.
The gardens are open to the public from April 1 to April 30 and from October 1 to October 31, from 11am to 6pm; from May 1 to September 30, from 10am to 7pm.
Boutique Prince Jardinier, tearoom or Bar à Tomates®, weather permitting.
Dogs welcome, on leash.
25, rue de La Bourdaisière
37270 Montlouis sur Loire , France
Tel: +33(0)2 47 45 16 31
Email : contact@labourdaisiere.com
GPS coordinates :
Latitude 47.368621 – Longitude 0.836061
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