Chenonceaux Castellum sur Chenonceaux

Superb visit to the castle in its Christmas clothes. The team in charge of the decoration is brilliant and allows us to dream.

Magnificent castle to visit, I highly recommend it, it is classified as a UNESCO monument and we know why when we visit the price is worth the visit I went there during the Christmas holidays, and it was truly magnificent. Very little waiting to buy tickets and self-service terminals are available

Magnificent Chateau des Dames...

Extraordinary ! Come and enjoy the decorations, it’s magnificent!

Very pretty castles to discover. The price in winter should be seen to drop since we don't really take advantage of the gardens and nature which is "dead".

Magnificent castle, full of history. Some rooms have been renovated with the ambition of projecting us into the past, every detail is important. Don't hesitate to go there!

Simply magnificent; a wonderful time spent looking at all these creations. On the other hand, staff (1 young man in particular) at the Château were not very pleasant with derogatory and not discreet remarks; too bad because it’s a waste!!!

A magnificent castle, well maintained, even in winter. The architecture, the gardens, the cuisines, everything takes us to a past rich in historical anecdotes. A must-see during a “tour of the Loire castles”.

Awesome. The worn butcher block and the black chain rotisserie with counter weights were great to experience.in the kitchen

It is one of the most impressive castles I have ever seen. It suited us with the Christmas season so the spaces were very well decorated coordinated with each area. In the kitchens they also had a large display of copper pans with still lifes of fruits and vegetables that made you feel like you were in another era. Plus a mixture of cinnamon and orange smelled wonderful. The exteriors were equally impressive, a carriage area, two huge gardens to walk around and an area that was prepared for the service of the time. They currently have a farm with ducks, donkeys, ponies, horses, a rabbit and bees to harvest their own honey. Additionally, depending on the season, they grow vegetables and also have a botanical garden. On the other side of the farm is a labyrinth that was designed by Catherina de Medicci. It's a visit I wouldn't miss! 😉