De Paris: Viagem de um dia aos castelos do Vale do Loire com prova de vinhos

Experience a luxurious guided day-trip in the Loire Valley on a comfortable air-conditioned coach

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Experience a luxurious guided day-trip in the Loire Valley on a comfortable air-conditioned coach

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Duration 13 hours: Check availability to see starting times
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Visit 2 fairytale Loire Valley castles in a day’s round-trip from Paris
Visit the most recognizable Renaissance French Chateau, Chambord
Listen as your tour guide provides entertaining commentary
Taste local wines at the "Ladies" Chateau of Chenonceau
Enjoy free time for lunch in the quaint town of Blois

Incluído

Round-trip transportation from Paris by air-conditioned bus
Château de Chambord skip-the-line entry ticket
Château de Chenonceau skip-the-line entry ticket
Wine tasting at the Château de Chenonceau
Free time in Blois

Descrição completa

Discover iconic castles on this bus day trip from Paris to the Loire Valley and explore Château de Chambord on a self-guided tour. Have free time in the charming town of Bloise and visit Château de Chenonceau for a self guided tour and wine tasting experience. From Paris, head to Château de Chambord. Disney fans will find this castle’s turrets familiar; it was the inspiration for the castle in “Beauty and the Beast.” Though originally conceived as a royal hunting lodge, it was built to a scale that must be seen to be believed.

Learn all about the castle’s captivating history from your guide before entering the castle. You can then visit the inside at your own pac... Ler mais

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Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
If you are traveling with an infant, it is strongly recommended that you bring your own infant or child seat as it is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to ensure the safety of their child
Tips for guides providing excellent service are appreciated but never obligatory
Not allowed: Baby strollers, luggage or large bags

Comentários e classificações

4.6/5 estrelas - com base em 1424 críticas

A great and relaxing excursion with enough time to explore the two castles of Chambord and Chenonnceau! Raimond is a funny and knowledgeable guide who bridged the travel times between spots with entertaining and interesting stories! Thank you for that!! Only the weather could have been better 😏
Marcel – Germany

It was an incredible experience, despite being a bit rushed. In reality, we didn’t spend 2 hours in Chambord (as stated in the tour description), we only spent 1 hour and 20 minutes. For me, those 40 minutes would make a difference. Other than that, everything went very well. The guide Thelma is very prepared and made a total difference.
Bernardo – Brazil

Great guides, but it’s all very busy and there’s no time to see anything properly. Tiring. I came back disappointed for not being able to see everything better. an hour just to see a castle…. an hour to stay in Blois was a disappointment. I only had lunch. I would have liked to have seen the city. all the stores closed because it was lunch time…. a shame, I dreamed a lot about this trip.
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Perguntas mais frequentes

How many castles are there in the Loire Valley? There are over 300 châteaux in the Loire Valley, with around 40 of them being major tourist attractions.

What is the most famous castle in the Loire Valley? The most famous castle in the Loire Valley is arguably Château de Chambord, known for its distinctive French Renaissance architecture and vast grounds.

Are all the castles in the Loire Valley open to the public? No, not all castles in the Loire Valley are open to the public. While many are open for guided tours or self-guided exploration, some are privately owned and not accessible to the public.

Are there any special events or festivals held at the castles in the Loire Valley? Yes, many castles in the Loire Valley host special events, concerts, and festivals throughout the year, particularly during the summer months. These events often showcase the cultural heritage and history of the region.

Are there accommodations available within the castles in the Loire Valley? While some castles in the Loire Valley have been converted into hotels or bed-and-breakfasts, most do not offer accommodations. However, there are plenty of charming hotels, guesthouses, and vacation rentals available in the surrounding towns and villages.

What is the history behind the construction of the castles in the Loire Valley? The construction of the castles in the Loire Valley began in the 10th century, with many of the most famous châteaux built during the Renaissance period as royal residences and symbols of power and wealth.

Are there any UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Loire Valley? Yes, the Loire Valley is home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Château de Chambord, Château de Chenonceau, and the historic town of Amboise.

What are some must-see attractions near the castles in the Loire Valley? In addition to the castles themselves, must-see attractions near the Loire Valley include charming towns and villages, vineyards, gardens, and scenic cycling routes along the Loire River.