Paris: Private guided tour of 3 Loire castles and wine tasting｜France

Imagine crossing the Cher from inside the castle itself, bathed in light dancing on the water. Chenonceau, built, embellished, and preserved by women, is a graceful castle that elegantly spans the Cher like a floating bridge. Formerly the residence of Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Medici, Chenonceau features refined and warm interiors. Step outside to explore its splendid French gardens and stroll along the shaded paths that make this estate a true masterpiece of the Loire Valley.

The Château de Blois, located in the heart of the Loire Valley, is a striking example of French royal architecture, reflecting several distinct periods and styles. Once the favorite residence of the kings of France, it offers a fascinating journey through history, from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. Visitors will explore the richly decorated royal apartments, the grand staircases, and the hidden stories of court intrigue, including the dramatic assassination of the Duke of Guise. With a knowledgeable live guide, the castle comes to life through captivating anecdotes and historical information.

Stand where Leonardo da Vinci spent his last days and admire the Loire from the ramparts.
Perched above the Loire, the Château Royal d'Amboise offers a superb blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. The preferred residence of several kings of France, it holds a piece of sacred history for art lovers: the final home of Leonardo da Vinci, who spent his last years there as the king's guest. From its ramparts, enjoy one of the most spectacular views of the river valley below.

A wine-themed trip?
Your private tour includes a gourmet break that you can enjoy:

A wine tasting at a historic family vineyard
Enter the authentic world of wine making in the Loire Valley by visiting a family vineyard that has been passed down for more than five centuries. In a warm and welcoming atmosphere, you will have the opportunity to taste some of the best vintages in the region, guided by the very people who cultivate the land.

This excursion is perfect for all those looking to discover the elegance and complexity of France's royal past.