Chisseaux: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Chisseaux is home to the Moulin Fort de Chisseaux, a fortified water mill dating from the 16th century on an island in the Cher. The private structure can be viewed from the right bank of the Cher, a few hundred metres before the Chisseaux weir with lock. This weir is one of 16 lock weirs on the canalised Cher.

Those considering Chisseaux as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture and Water

The Château de Chenonceau is a château in the vicinity of Chisseaux. From its base in Chisseaux, La Bélandre offers a 50-minute guided boat trip on the Cher in the traditional boats Gabare or Ambacia; the trip passes beneath the arches of this château. In Chisseaux, La Bélandre also rents licence-free electric boats and picnic boats for independent use.

Water

BASE Aventure Canoë offers canoe trips on the Cher, with family-friendly excursions from the age of six. The Chisseaux–Chenonceaux–Chisseaux canoe route is 6 km long. BASE Aventure Canoë uses a landing point next to Camping de l'Ecluse on Rue de la Plage in Chisseaux.

Surroundings

The Château de la Gaillardière is a château in the vicinity of Chisseaux; Clos Lucé is also a château in the vicinity of Chisseaux. The Château de Cangey is a château in the wider regional area surrounding Chisseaux. The Parc Honoré-de-Balzac, a park, is also located in the wider regional area surrounding Chisseaux.

More local pages: La Chapelle-aux-Naux, Saint-Flovier, Pocé-Sur-Cisse, Reignac-Sur-Indre, Fondettes, Rochecorbon, Villandry, Véretz

To the higher-level travel overview: Indre-Et-Loire.