Paris to Loire Valley Tours | Discover Castles & Vineyards

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Experience	Inclusions	Highlights	Duration	Book your ticket
Tickets to Loire Valley Châteaux with Audio Guide	• Round trip transfer from Paris • Entry to the 3 chateaux (Château de Chambord, Château de Chenonceau, and Château de Cheverny) • Audio guide in 10 languages (optional)	• The audio guide is available in 10 languages	12.5 hours	From €135
From Paris: Loire Valley Castles Full-Day Guided Tour with Wine Tasting	• Round trip transfer from Paris • Entry ticket and reservation fees for all sites (on the itinerary) visited • Expert English-speaking guide • Wine tasting in Chateau de Chenonceau	• Visit to the Chateau de Chambord (wine tasting) and Chateau de Chenonceau • Explore the town of Blois • Group size of 25 or less	13 hours	From €139
From Paris: Loire Valley Castles Premium Tour: Chambord, Chenonceau, & Amboise + Wine Tasting	• Round trip transfer from Paris • English-speaking driver guide • Entry to Chambord, Chenonceau, & Amboise castles • Wine-tasting session (from April to October only)	• Knowledgeable English-speaking drive-guide • Group size is limited to 8 people only	12 hours	From €210

Starting from the Atlantic Ocean, the Loire Valley runs 174 miles east, along the Loire River and it is broken up into three major sections: the upper region of Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé; the middle region of Anjou, Saumur, and Touraine; and the lower region of Pays Nantais.

As a result of this, winemakers across the valley see a major shift in the characteristics of the wines produced, due to a difference in climate and soil.

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Region	Climate	Wine Characteristics	Famous Wineries	Famous Wine Varieties	Famous Castles
Upper Loire Valley	Continental climate with warm summers and cold winters	The white wines of the region tend to be sleekly structured with acidity and citrus, mineral, and herb aromatics	Domaine de la Taille aux Loups, Domaine Henri Bourgeois, Domaine Pascal Jolivet	Gamay, Sacy, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc	Château de Chambord, Château de Chenonceau, Château de Villandry
Middle Loire Valley	Semi-maritime climate: Moderate heat and cold weather	Rosés and red wines tend to exhibit aromas of red fruits and flowers; white wines exhibit honeyed floral notes with hints of tropical fruits	Domaine des Roches Neuves, Domaine Filliatreau, Domaine Bernard Baudry	Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Franc, Romorantin, Arbois, Grolleau Noir (a red), and Pinot Meunier	Château de Saumur, Château de Brézé, Château de Sully-sur-Loire
Lower Loire Valley	Maritime climate: mild winters and hot & humid summers	Dry and fresh with citrus and mineral notes	Domaine des Baumard, Domaine de la Pépière, Domaine de la Tuffière	Melon de Bourgogne, Folle Blanche, and Pinot Gris	Château de Montsoreau, Château de Montreuil-Bellay, Château de Langeais

Plan your visit

By train
A train journey from Paris (Paris Montparnasse 1 Et 2) to the Loire Valley will take you around 2 hours and 26 minutes, with trains running every hour.
Closest stop: Saumur-Rive-Droite
By car
A car drive from Paris to the Loire Valley will take you three hours to cover a distance of 213 kilometers. From Paris, drive to A10 in Morand from where it is a straight road for 208 kilometers, to reach the Loire Valley.
By bus
A bus runs from Paris (Bercy Seine station) to Blois and takes three hours. However, this bus service only runs once/day (and sometimes not even that), usually departing at 12:20 pm.

Spring (April to June): Spring is a great time to visit the Loire Valley when the chateaux gardens are in full bloom and the air is warm. Since this is shoulder season in the valley, you can also enjoy outdoor activities such as cycling and boating tours to discover different chateaux, without the tourist crowds.
Summer (July to September): Summer is the peak tourist season when both, crowds and accommodation rates are high. There are plentiful outdoor activities including hot air balloon rides, wine fairs at Vouvray, and the famous Sound and Light Show at Château Royal de Blois.
Autumn (October to December): The valley is at its best during autumn, blanketed in hues of yellow, gold, and deep oranges and pleasant temperatures. Grape harvest season occurs between September and mid-November which allows you to sample delicious wines at the local wineries.
Winter (January to March): Visiting the Loire Valley in winter isn’t a great option because the weather is cold and damp and many chateaux are closed this time of the year to carry out restoration and renovation projects.

Weekday vs weekend

Since the Loire Valley is a popular tourist destination, weekdays and weekends are generously crowded. However, the only differentiator is that supermarkets, specialty shops, and small winemakers are closed on Sundays.

Based on your chosen ticket, you’ll be visiting different chateaux. Here are the chateaux timings:

Château de Chambord: 9 am–6 pm (or 5 pm), depending on the month of the year. Check this month’s schedule here.
Château de Chenonceau: 9 am (or 9:30 am)–4:30 pm (or 5:30/6/7 pm), depending on the month of the year. Check this month’s schedule here.
Château de Cheverny: 9:15 am (or 10 am)–5 pm (or 6 pm), depending on the month of the year. Check this month’s schedule here.
Château Royal d'Amboise: 9 am–5 pm (or 5:30/6/6:30/7 pm), depending on the month of the year. Check this month’s schedule here.

El Cafecito
Located in the city of Tours, El Cafecito is a cozy cafe serving up delicious healthy meals. It’s a great choice for a leisurely lunch or a quick breakfast fix.
Must-try dish: Cappuccino with a side of cheesecake
The Cheval Rogue Auberge
A charming restaurant in the village of Chisseaux, The Cheval Rogue serves authentic French cuisine within a rustic setting, surrounded by beautiful countryside.
Must-try dish: Tender Beef Bourguignon served with a side of creamy mashed potatoes and paired with a local Loire wine
But First, Coffee
A trendy cafe serving artisanal coffee and French pastries, But First, Coffee in Saumur is a great place for a quick caffeine boost or a leisurely breakfast.
Must-try dish: Pain au Chocolat paired with an espresso
La Maison Tourangelle
A quaint restaurant serving local cuisine prepared with fresh ingredients, La Maison Tourangelle’s cozy ambiance is an instant hit with visitors in Vouvray.
Must-try dish: Duck confit served with golden pommes sarladaises
Le Lift
A chic bistro serving French cuisine with a creative twist, Le Lift promises an interesting cuisine experience in Orleans.
Must-try dish: Seafood risotto

Book a vintage bike at Bouvet-Ladubay and ride through 5 kilometers of ancient tunnels, above which the St. Florent Abbey ruins are located.
If the weather permits, book a traditional Loire boat tour (Toue or Fûtreau) during lunchtime. Watch beautiful castles drift by, as you enjoy a wholesome meal prepared from local produce.
Explore troglodytes, caves created from tufa limestone in the 11th century. Previously homes, the caves are now mostly used as wine cellars.
Enjoy a guided forest bathing session in the forest of Loches, a 3.2-kilometer walk called “randocroquis”.
If the weather permits, go on a hike. Most chateaux are surrounded by trails that make breathtaking hikes.
Explore local markets in different parts of the Loire Valley, such as:

Loches market: Every Wednesday and Saturday, selling fresh roasted chicken, a variety of goat’s cheese, and handmade jewelry.
Nantes flea market: Every Saturday morning, selling old statues, artwork, porcelain figurines, and furniture.
Amboise market: Every Sunday, selling everything that you can think of – from clothes and jewelry to sinks and lawnmowers.
Blois market: Every Saturday morning, selling fresh produce with live music playing in the background.

Souvenirs from your trip to the Loire Valley:

A bottle of local wine
Depending on your liking and the regions of the valley that you’re visiting, a bottle of wine will make a great souvenir.
Recommendations: Muscadet from Nantes and Sancerre from Orleans make for great choices.
A box of pralines
Pralines, sugary almond bites, are said to be originally from the region of Montargis. A box of pralines, especially for your family and friends with a sweet tooth, makes for a great souvenir from the Loire Valley.
A box of macarons
Yet another dessert unique to France, macarons are an easy 3-ingredient baked good prepared in only one village in France – Cormery, located southeast of Tours.
Pottery from Faience
The town of Gien is famous for its pottery. Each object requires the knowledge of 30 people, collectively, and it takes 14 different types of earth to create.

Getting to Loire Valley from Paris

By Car

The 213-kilometer drive from Paris to the Loire Valley is the most preferred transportation option by tourists. The drive time is around 2.5 hours and it is scenic and comfortable.

*Duration: 2.5 hours*

*Pro-tip: The traffic in Paris can get pretty nasty so keep an additional few hours of travel time to avoid feeling rushed.*

By train

Boarding a TGV train from Paris is a quick and economical way to travel to the Loire Valley. An advantage with train travel is that it connects Paris to important cities in the Loire Valley such as Tours, Blois, Orleans, and Amboise, where you can book your stay.

*Duration: 75 minutes*

*Pro-tip: Book your tickets in advance to get the best prices. (Prices can vary between €10 - €90)*

By guided tour

This option is super easy on your mind and your wallet. A guided tour comes with a round-trip transfer and a planned itinerary, which means you only need to book it and have fun – zero planning stress. If you have limited time, a guided tour is the best way to explore the Loire Valley.

*Duration: 12-13 hours*

*Pro-tip: The best-guided tour of the Loire Valley can be chosen based on your time availability and the experiences you wish to have.*

By bus

There is no direct bus service that runs from Paris to the Loire Valley. However, there is a bus from Paris (Bercy Seine station) to Blois, and takes three hours. However, this bus service only runs once/day (and sometimes not even that), usually departing at 12:20 pm.

*Duration: 3 hours*

Frequently Asked Questions about Paris to Loire Valley tours

What is the best way to explore Loire Valley if you are visiting from Paris for the first time?

For first-time visitors, Paris to Loire Valley guided tours are the best option to explore the Loire Valley, as you do not have to worry about things like transport and itinerary. This also is helpful for non-first-time visitors as well as they can enjoy a hassle-free trip.

How long does the Paris to Loire Valley tour take?

We currently have three guided tour packages available for Paris to Loire Valley tours and the duration range is between 12 to 13 hours. This includes travel time from and to Paris as well.

Is round-trip transportation available with my Paris To Loire Valley tour tickets?

Yes, round-trip transportation is available with Paris to Loire Valley tour tickets.

Does my Paris to Loire Valley tickets include wine-tasting?

There are three options for Paris to Loire Valley tickets, of which two allow wine tasting. The tickets which include wine tasting are: From Paris: Loire Valley Castles Full-Day Guided Tour with Wine Tasting and From Paris: Loire Valley Castles Premium Tour: Chambord, Chenonceau, & Amboise + Wine Tasting

How far is Loire Valley from Paris?

The Loire Valley is located 213 kilometers from Paris and this trip can be covered either by car, train, bus, or guided tours. Choose the option most suitable for you.

Do I need to bring my passport to the tour?

No, your passport is not required. You will only need your e-ticket of Paris to Loire Valley ticket. For identification purposes, it’s advisable to carry any form of official identification on you (photocopy of your passport or your driver’s license).

Are Paris to Loire Valley tour tickets expensive?

Paris to Loire Valley tickets start from €139 and go up to €210. The cost of the ticket depends on the experiences that are included in it.

Is food included in the tickets?

No, food is not included in any of the Paris to Loire Valley tickets. However, you can explore local cuisine during lunch time, depending on the city/town which you are visiting.

Skip lines and enjoy a self-guided day trip to three royal Loire Valley castles with round-trip AC transfers.

Starting point: Departs early morning near Bercy Village, Paris. Nearest metro: Cour Saint-Émilion (Line 14, Exit 1 or 2). No hotel pickups—arrive 15 mins early; a host will assist you on board.
Day out: 12–12.5-hour round trip by AC coach to three iconic Loire Valley châteaux, including the region’s largest and most elegant.
You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry to Chambord, Chenonceau, and Cheverny, plus flexible time for lunch at Chambord or Chenonceau. On Mondays and Saturdays (summer), Chambord is replaced by Château d’Amboise.
Château de Chambord: Climb the double-spiral staircase (possibly designed by da Vinci), explore 400+ rooms and turrets, and take in sweeping views over royal hunting lands.
Château de Chenonceau: A storybook château shaped by queens, arching gracefully over the River Cher. Don’t miss the formal gardens, flower-filled galleries, and Catherine de Medici’s kitchens.
Château de Cheverny: Tasteful, elegant, and still privately owned—Cheverny features original 17th-century interiors, curated furnishings, and a beautifully manicured park.
Upgrades: Choose the audio guide option to explore all three castles with commentary in 10 languages (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese, and more). For a deeper dive into royal rivalries and Renaissance architecture—go guided.

Inclusions

Skip the ticket line entry to three castles—Chambord, Chenonceau, and Cheverny
Round-trip transfers from Paris in an air-conditioned coach
On-board services of a host

Exclusions

Live guide
- Lunch

Arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your visit.
Lunch is not included (except during winter if specified). Free time to dine at Chenonceau or Chambord.
The tour is unsuitable for children under 6 or wheelchair users.
Bring comfortable shoes and sunglasses.
On Mondays and Saturdays in summer, Amboise Castle replaces Chambord on the itinerary.
Pets, smoking, luggage, or large bags are not allowed.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Two Loire castles, expert storytelling, wine tasting, and round-trip travel—no planning required.

Starting point: Departs 7:15am, from 6 Avenue de Wagram (near Arc de Triomphe) or Catacombs of Paris (as per your choice). Please arrive 15 min early; hotel pickup is not available.
Day out: 13-hour round trip by AC coach to two of Loire’s most popular castles with an English-speaking local guide.
You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry at Chambord and Chenonceau, guided tours filled with stories and secrets, and free time for lunch in medieval Blois. At day’s end, enjoy a tasting of crisp Loire Valley whites inside Chenonceau’s vaulted cellar before heading back to Paris.
Château de Chambord: Climb the da Vinci double-helix staircase, roam 60+ rooms, and gaze over royal hunting forests from the rooftops.
Château de Chenonceau: Walk the 60-m Medici Gallery spanning the River Cher, admire flower-filled gardens, chapels, and Renaissance kitchens, once shaped by queens.
Upgrades: Opt for a Small-group minivan (≤ 8 guests) for that extra leg-room, more personal time with your guide, and front-row château views.

Inclusions

Expert English-speaking tour guide
Entrance ticket and reservation fee for all sites visited
Round-trip transfers in an air-conditioned coach
Group of 25 or less
Wine tasting
Free time in Blois

Exclusions

Lunch

Entrance to Blois Castle
Hotel pick up/drop off

For guests traveling with infants, it is recommended that they bring their own child seat.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Immerse yourself in the allure of the French Renaissance on this day-long tour from Paris to the Loire Valley, brimming with majestic castles and lush landscapes.
Enjoy a cozy, small-group experience with a well-informed, English-speaking guide, ensuring a personalized tour filled with fascinating tales.
Expertly led by an English-speaking guide, you'll uncover historical gems at three castles - Chenonceau's feminine elegance, Chambord's architectural opulence, and Amboise's royal heritage.
Delight your senses with a wine-tasting session in the historical cellars of Chenonceau, sampling the region's finest wines (Available April-October).
Marvel at Chenonceau's arches over the Cher River, Chambord's grand double-spiraled staircase, and Leonardo Da Vinci's resting place in Amboise – a visual and historical treat!
Please find the map of the Loire Valley castles here.

Inclusions

Full-day tour of Chambord and Chenonceau
Expert English-speaking driver-guide
Round-trip transportation in a minibus with AC
Small group of 8 or less
Entry to the Chambord castle
Entry to the Chenonceau castle
Wine-tasting session

Tip: At Chenonceau Castle, during your free time you can use an audio guide to have more details about each room.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Skip lines and enjoy a self-guided day trip to three royal Loire Valley castles with round-trip AC transfers.

Starting point: Departs early morning near Bercy Village, Paris. Nearest metro: Cour Saint-Émilion (Line 14, Exit 1 or 2). No hotel pickups—arrive 15 mins early; a host will assist you on board.
Day out: 12–12.5-hour round trip by AC coach to three iconic Loire Valley châteaux, including the region’s largest and most elegant.
You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry to Chambord, Chenonceau, and Cheverny, plus flexible time for lunch at Chambord or Chenonceau. On Mondays and Saturdays (summer), Chambord is replaced by Château d’Amboise.
Château de Chambord: Climb the double-spiral staircase (possibly designed by da Vinci), explore 400+ rooms and turrets, and take in sweeping views over royal hunting lands.
Château de Chenonceau: A storybook château shaped by queens, arching gracefully over the River Cher. Don’t miss the formal gardens, flower-filled galleries, and Catherine de Medici’s kitchens.
Château de Cheverny: Tasteful, elegant, and still privately owned—Cheverny features original 17th-century interiors, curated furnishings, and a beautifully manicured park.
Upgrades: Choose the audio guide option to explore all three castles with commentary in 10 languages (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese, and more). For a deeper dive into royal rivalries and Renaissance architecture—go guided.

Inclusions

Skip the ticket line entry to three castles—Chambord, Chenonceau, and Cheverny
Round-trip transfers from Paris in an air-conditioned coach
On-board services of a host

Exclusions

Live guide
- Lunch

Arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your visit.
Lunch is not included (except during winter if specified). Free time to dine at Chenonceau or Chambord.
The tour is unsuitable for children under 6 or wheelchair users.
Bring comfortable shoes and sunglasses.
On Mondays and Saturdays in summer, Amboise Castle replaces Chambord on the itinerary.
Pets, smoking, luggage, or large bags are not allowed.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Two Loire castles, expert storytelling, wine tasting, and round-trip travel—no planning required.

Starting point: Departs 7:15am, from 6 Avenue de Wagram (near Arc de Triomphe) or Catacombs of Paris (as per your choice). Please arrive 15 min early; hotel pickup is not available.
Day out: 13-hour round trip by AC coach to two of Loire’s most popular castles with an English-speaking local guide.
You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry at Chambord and Chenonceau, guided tours filled with stories and secrets, and free time for lunch in medieval Blois. At day’s end, enjoy a tasting of crisp Loire Valley whites inside Chenonceau’s vaulted cellar before heading back to Paris.
Château de Chambord: Climb the da Vinci double-helix staircase, roam 60+ rooms, and gaze over royal hunting forests from the rooftops.
Château de Chenonceau: Walk the 60-m Medici Gallery spanning the River Cher, admire flower-filled gardens, chapels, and Renaissance kitchens, once shaped by queens.
Upgrades: Opt for a Small-group minivan (≤ 8 guests) for that extra leg-room, more personal time with your guide, and front-row château views.

Inclusions

Expert English-speaking tour guide
Entrance ticket and reservation fee for all sites visited
Round-trip transfers in an air-conditioned coach
Group of 25 or less
Wine tasting
Free time in Blois

Exclusions

Lunch

Entrance to Blois Castle
Hotel pick up/drop off

For guests traveling with infants, it is recommended that they bring their own child seat.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Immerse yourself in the allure of the French Renaissance on this day-long tour from Paris to the Loire Valley, brimming with majestic castles and lush landscapes.
Enjoy a cozy, small-group experience with a well-informed, English-speaking guide, ensuring a personalized tour filled with fascinating tales.
Expertly led by an English-speaking guide, you'll uncover historical gems at three castles - Chenonceau's feminine elegance, Chambord's architectural opulence, and Amboise's royal heritage.
Delight your senses with a wine-tasting session in the historical cellars of Chenonceau, sampling the region's finest wines (Available April-October).
Marvel at Chenonceau's arches over the Cher River, Chambord's grand double-spiraled staircase, and Leonardo Da Vinci's resting place in Amboise – a visual and historical treat!
Please find the map of the Loire Valley castles here.

Inclusions

Full-day tour of Chambord and Chenonceau
Expert English-speaking driver-guide
Round-trip transportation in a minibus with AC
Small group of 8 or less
Entry to the Chambord castle
Entry to the Chenonceau castle
Wine-tasting session

Tip: At Chenonceau Castle, during your free time you can use an audio guide to have more details about each room.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Day Trips

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From Paris: Chambord, Chenonceau & Cheverny Castle Day Trip

Skip lines and enjoy a self-guided day trip to three royal Loire Valley castles with round-trip AC transfers.

Starting point: Departs early morning near Bercy Village, Paris. Nearest metro: Cour Saint-Émilion (Line 14, Exit 1 or 2). No hotel pickups—arrive 15 mins early; a host will assist you on board.
Day out: 12–12.5-hour round trip by AC coach to three iconic Loire Valley châteaux, including the region’s largest and most elegant.
You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry to Chambord, Chenonceau, and Cheverny, plus flexible time for lunch at Chambord or Chenonceau. On Mondays and Saturdays (summer), Chambord is replaced by Château d’Amboise.
Château de Chambord: Climb the double-spiral staircase (possibly designed by da Vinci), explore 400+ rooms and turrets, and take in sweeping views over royal hunting lands.
Château de Chenonceau: A storybook château shaped by queens, arching gracefully over the River Cher. Don’t miss the formal gardens, flower-filled galleries, and Catherine de Medici’s kitchens.
Château de Cheverny: Tasteful, elegant, and still privately owned—Cheverny features original 17th-century interiors, curated furnishings, and a beautifully manicured park.
Upgrades: Choose the audio guide option to explore all three castles with commentary in 10 languages (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese, and more). For a deeper dive into royal rivalries and Renaissance architecture—go guided.

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Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.

12 hr. 30 min.

Transfers included

Day Trips

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From Paris: Chambord & Chenonceau Guided Tour

Two Loire castles, expert storytelling, wine tasting, and round-trip travel—no planning required.

Starting point: Departs 7:15am, from 6 Avenue de Wagram (near Arc de Triomphe) or Catacombs of Paris (as per your choice). Please arrive 15 min early; hotel pickup is not available.
Day out: 13-hour round trip by AC coach to two of Loire’s most popular castles with an English-speaking local guide.
You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry at Chambord and Chenonceau, guided tours filled with stories and secrets, and free time for lunch in medieval Blois. At day’s end, enjoy a tasting of crisp Loire Valley whites inside Chenonceau’s vaulted cellar before heading back to Paris.
Château de Chambord: Climb the da Vinci double-helix staircase, roam 60+ rooms, and gaze over royal hunting forests from the rooftops.
Château de Chenonceau: Walk the 60-m Medici Gallery spanning the River Cher, admire flower-filled gardens, chapels, and Renaissance kitchens, once shaped by queens.
Upgrades: Opt for a Small-group minivan (≤ 8 guests) for that extra leg-room, more personal time with your guide, and front-row château views.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Book now, pay later

Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.

13 hr.

Guided tour

Transfers included

Day Trips

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From Paris: Chambord & Chenonceau Castles Guided Tour + Wine Tasting

Immerse yourself in the allure of the French Renaissance on this day-long tour from Paris to the Loire Valley, brimming with majestic castles and lush landscapes.
Enjoy a cozy, small-group experience with a well-informed, English-speaking guide, ensuring a personalized tour filled with fascinating tales.
Expertly led by an English-speaking guide, you'll uncover historical gems at three castles - Chenonceau's feminine elegance, Chambord's architectural opulence, and Amboise's royal heritage.
Delight your senses with a wine-tasting session in the historical cellars of Chenonceau, sampling the region's finest wines (Available April-October).
Marvel at Chenonceau's arches over the Cher River, Chambord's grand double-spiraled staircase, and Leonardo Da Vinci's resting place in Amboise – a visual and historical treat!
Please find the map of the Loire Valley castles here.

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Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Book now, pay later

Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.

13 hr.

Transfers included

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