Just a few minutes from Les Sources de Cheverny, the Château de Cheverny is of international renown, belonging to the same family for over 6 centuries. It is now a business, managed by the Marquis and Marquise de Vibraye.
The Château de Cheverny, with its 6 themed gardens, maze, and 3D Tintin exhibition, promises an unforgettable day for families or friends.
Entrance: €15/adult – €11/reduced rate – free for children under 7
The estate is a unique architectural and natural complex in France, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1981. It is also a national wildlife and hunting reserve, home to many animals representative of the Sologne region’s fauna, including populations of wild boars and deer, since 1947. Around 800 hectares are accessible year-round, offering marked walking trails and designated cycling paths.
Recommended visit duration: 2 to 3 hours
Entrance: €19/adult – €16.50/reduced rate – free for children
Chambord, History on Horseback – A New Equestrian Show in 2025
A new show directed by Mario Luraschi takes visitors on a historic journey through Chambord’s 500-year history, from François I to the present day. Waterfalls and giant screen projections plunge visitors into an immersive, daring show with a touch of humor that will delight all generations.
An exceptional site due to its unique design on the Cher River, Chenonceau is a must-see stop on your visit. Exploring the various rooms, chambers, and salons reveals its fascinating history, as it was loved, managed, and protected by women such as Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Médicis.
In addition to its museum collections, le Château de Chenonceau welcomes visitors as “guests of the day” with exquisite bouquets of fresh flowers. These are original creations from the Castle’s Floral Workshop, the only one of its kind in Europe.
Entrance: €18/adult – €16/reduced rate – €15/ages 7 to 18 – free for children under 7
