Is Chambord the Most Magnificent and Recognisable Renaissance Palace in the Loire?
Is Chambord the Most Magnificent and Recognisable Renaissance Palace in the Loire?
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Join me as we explore the Renaissance history of the magnificent and majestic Chateau Chambord in the Loire Valley, conceived and built during the reign of Francois I.
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I do hope you enjoy our visit to the Loire. Let me know in the comments below if you have visited the area and which Reneassiance chateau you liked the most. The full video also includes the Chateau de Chenonceau. it is available only to members of my channel at the CONNOISSEUR Level. To join click here: bit.ly/30ZbE4v
Yes, I have visited the area and most of the castle. Sarah, I love them all ❤️
I can attest to the fact that this chateau is FREEZING in the winter! Visiting in December, we had to go OUTSIDE to warm up!
When I was 9 a friend of my parents took me to visit a couple of châteaux. One was Chambord and the other Azay-le-Rideau (a mini Chambord maybe) I remember thinking, "from now on I'll save money to buy it". Next week, I'm going to see Cheverny with my husband. Not because of Henry VIII but because it was the model of the château bought by Tintin (Moulinsart) and there is an a Tintin exhibition in it; it helps the cost of maintenance. A big thank you, Sarah, for this superb video. Chenonceau used to belong to the chocolat Meunier family.
Magnificent château on the Loire. We traveled to Chambor, Chenonceau and Amboise. I would gladly travel there more often.
The open double staircase is truly stunning - and the tournament certainly added the flavour of the 16th century. Many thanks for this enjoyable Tudor Travel Guide Elizabeth Cumming.