At the border between Anjou and Touraine, Château de Langeais comprises two exceptional buildings: the Foulques Nerra tower and the castle of Louis XI. The former is the oldest keep in France, while the latter is double-faceted: feudal on the town side, with its drawbridge still in perfect working condition, and Renaissance in style on the courtyard side.

The Château of Azay-le-Rideau, the refinement of an early Renaissance château reflected in water.  

Overlooking the River Vienne, the Royal Fortress of Chinon was built by the Count of Blois, Thibaut I, and serves as a reminder of the period when the history of France and that of England were intimately linked.

In a Paris time, in the heart of the Loire Valley, World heritage, discover the Royal Chateau of Amboise, where Francois 1st hosted Leonard de Vinci.

At the Château du Clos Lucé - Parc Leonardo Da Vinci, discover the last residence of Leonardo da Vinci in Amboise, and enjoy a unique experience as you wander through the garden of the famous engineer, operating his giant machines.

Saumur is especially known for it's school of cavalry, castles, history, wines, religious buildings, and natural splendor.

The Château of Saumur is the last example of a princely palace built by the Valois Dynasty.

The Château de Brézé is a unique establishment. As well as having the deepest dry moats in Europe, it is also home to a vast underground network.

A focal point of civilisation and sharing, Château de Chenonceau has a collection of paintings by masters, a veritable pinacotheca worthy of the greatest museums... and a remarkable set of Flemish tapestries.

The fortified town of Loches is overlooked by an imposing keep, a masterpiece of medieval military architecture.

The unique Château of Oiron houses a marvellous collection of art and curiosities.

The Haute-Touche Reserve offers an observation of more than 1,000 animals from five continents