Full day excursion to the
castles of the Loire Valley visiting the castles of Chambord, Chenonceau,
Clos-Luce, a visit to wine cellars, wine tasting, a visit to the cellars for
growing mushrooms, visit the farm for the production of cheese, cheese tasting.
So we go to Paris for the
first Chateau de Chambord, which is compared with fabulous Halls. It affects
not only the size of 440 rooms, 365 fireplaces, and innovation architecture.
The road to the castle takes about 2 hours, during which time you see a
documentary historical film about the castles of the Loire duration of 1.5
hours, and here we are in place, the review of the castle outside the driver
you take a picture of you will walk a little further and go according to plan!
Then we will have a way to goat farm, where you can get acquainted with the
technology of production of cheese to taste and buy cheese.
And now it's time for lunch! You
can dine at one of the restaurants in the town near the castle of Chenonceau,
or on the way to the castle of Chenonceau, we can stop at one of the cafes in
the beautiful village of.
At the castle there are stalls
where you can buy sengvich, pizza and so on. D.
After a delicious lunch for
another 20 minutes on the way and we are coming to the place of mushroom
cultivation, are you familiar with the technology of growing mushrooms. Another
15 minutes and we drive up to the castle of Chenonceau, which is located on the
River Cher, a tributary of the Loire is known as the Ladies' Castle, as it is
inextricably linked the fate of the amazing women of Catherine de Medici, Diane
de Poitiers, Louise of Lorraine, George Sand It is unique richness of the
interiors and gardens, and that is literally water.
Next plan castle Clos LucéDroga takes (15 min), the French medieval castle, one of the most famous
castles of the Loire. The house-museum of Leonardo da Vinci - Castle Clos Lucé
- a masterpiece, built by Charles VIII - known for being the last residence the
great Leonardo da Vinci. At the invitation of King Francis Iznamenity Tuscan
lived here for the last 3 years of his life, having to modify some of its old
and develop new inventions, including a draft of an ideal palace in an ideal
city. It is also believed that it was in the Clos Lucé artist completed the
work on the world-famous "Mona Lisa."
Dale we will tour the wine
cellars and tasting of wine produced in the Loire Valley. The Loire Valley -
the third largest wine region of France. It is called the "royal garden of
France." Winery exists since the beginning of the 16th century and to this
day continues the family business at the winery you will see from my
grandfather to grandchildren, all these things * I work at the winery is their
favorite thing and calling! After tasting thirteen wines we are way home after
2 hours we arrive in Paris.
