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Many castles have been built in the Loire Valley since ancient times, and the entire area is registered as a World Heritage Site! This time, we will introduce the huge castle "Château de Chambord", which is a display of the authority of King Francis I among many other castles. ✨ It is an interesting castle that is said to have been involved in the exterior design of Leonardo da Vinci. ◎ The background to the construction of this castle is that after King Francis I won a battle in the 16th century, the largest castle in France was built as a display of his power. 💰 The castle has more than 400 rooms inside, and you will be amazed at its size! ! It's so big that it takes 2 hours to explore it lol It's said that Louis XIV stayed there too...💭 🏰Name of spot: Château de Chambord 📍Location: Château, 41250 Chambord, France 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (last entrance ▶︎16:30) *Closed on 1/1, 3/20, 12/25 *Opening hours and closing days may change, so check the official website in advance! 💰Admission fee: ・Per person: 19€ Discount: 16.50€ (only available at the local ticket office) ・Admission is free for the following people. -Children under 18 -EU citizens between 18 and 25 years old *Entry to the park is free all year round *Tickets are valid until December 31, 2025 #France #Loire #Castle #Historical sites #Europe travel #Sightseeing #0 yen trip February 2025

Old castles🏰✨ concentrated in the Loire region of France Château de Chenonceau, one of them, is a white castle🏰 built across the River Cher, known as the "mother river of the Cher department." Due to its historical background, it has always been inherited by female castle owners, so it is also known as the "Castle of the Six Wives"👸✨ The gardens are also well-maintained, and it is a charming castle🏰✨ 📍Château de Chenonceaux Location: 37150 Chenonceaux, France #France #Loire #Chénonceau Castle

The Loire region of France is famous for its castle tours. The largest of them all is Château de Chambord🏰. It is a castle with deep history, boasting construction that began 500 years ago. It is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it was built by King Francis I in 1515 as a symbol of power after his victory at the Battle of Marignan. When I saw it in person, I was impressed by its large scale and the fact that building a castle is a very prestigious thing. I recommend visiting the castles🏰 📍Château de Chambord Location: Château, 41250 Chambord #Château de Chambord #Loire #France

We took an optional tour from Paris to visit the Loire castles of Chambord, Chenonceau, Clos Lucé, and Amboise. You can't see everything in one day, so it's best to take a leisurely tour on a private tour. Chambord is a fairly large castle, so it takes a while to see the whole thing. Chateau Chenonceau is a beautiful castle built on water. Clos Lucé is where Leonardo da Vinci spent his later years. The interior from that time and reproductions of da Vinci's inventions are on display. #EuropeTrip #France #Loire #CastleTour

Château de Cheverny was built in 1604 by Henri de Hulot, Count of Cheverny, and completed in 1634. It is a private residence where the count's descendants still live today. The castle is surrounded by a 100-hectare garden, which features a French garden, an English garden, and an 18th-century orangery. Not only is the castle magnificent, but the beautiful gardens are also impressive. ✨We recommend visiting in the warmer months. ✨ 📍Château de Cheverny Address: Avenue du Chateau, 41700 Cheverny #Château de Cheverny #Loire #France