The Château et domaine de Chambord is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Loire Valley between Sully-sur-Loire and Chalonnes. At the Château de Chambord, visitors can create their own tour through 70 rooms and 500 years of French history.
Those planning their stay in Chambord may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Château de Chambord, a historic site, is located in the immediate vicinity of Chambord. The Château de Cour-sur-Loire and the Château royal de Blois, two castles, as well as Saint-Calais de Blois, a historic site, are also located in the surroundings of Chambord.
Nature
The Grande Promenade offers visitors more than 30 kilometres of paths for discovering the park’s biodiversity and also provides access to 1,000 hectares of forests, paths, meadows and heathland in the Parc de Chambord. The French Baroque gardens of Chambord cover 6.5 hectares.
A guided tour with a nature guide takes place in Europe’s largest walled nature reserve. During the tour, the guide provides information about the forest of Chambord and about how to interact with flora and wild fauna. A guided forest excursion in an all-terrain vehicle takes visitors to the part of the Chambord estate that is usually closed to the public.
The Parc de Chambord, a park, is located in the immediate vicinity of Chambord. The Parc de Menars is located in the surroundings of Chambord and is also a park.
Getting Around
The La Loire à Vélo cycle route crosses the Parc de Chambord for approximately 6 kilometres. A shuttle operated by the Rémi-41 bus network takes visitors to the Château de Chambord via line 2.
Other places: Huisseau-Sur-Cosson, Santenay, Talcy, Châteauvieux, Les Hayes, Séris, Chaumont-Sur-Tharonne, Ouchamps.
