The Loire Valley
A truly magical region of France, the Loire Valley is known as the “Valley of the Kings” because of its magnificent royal châteaux, including Chenonceau and Chambord. But it is also the “Garden of France”, owing to its lush landscapes, gorgeous castle gardens, and sprawling vineyards producing fabulous wines, from Sancerre to Sauvignon Blanc.
At a Glance: The Loire Valley
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Offering a rich blend of cultural heritage, historic châteaux, world-class wines and scenic landscapes, the Loire Valley is ideal for adults, wine lovers, history enthusiasts, and families with children of all ages.
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The Loire Valley is celebrated for its historic royal castles, formal gardens, exceptional wine and vineyards, while also offering a rich and varied gastronomy and outdoor leisure experiences, from boating to biking.
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The Loire Valley is a perfect year-round destination, with many historic castles open and beautifully for the winter holidays. Avoid the winter months for wine-tasting, when many vineyards are closed.
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Transfer from Paris to Saint-Pierre-des-Corps (Tours) by TGV in under 2 hours, or by private transfer in under 3 hours. Make the most of the private transfer time by using a driver-guide, with touring en route.
Travelers from Marseille and Nice can fly to Paris CDG (approximately 1h30) and continue with a private transfer.
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