Most trips down the Loire are on account of the beautiful chateaux. Those particularly worthy of a mention are, for example, the chateau in Amboise often called 'the birthplace of the Renaissance in France': after his return from the Italian campaign Charles VIII decided to decorate the chateau in the renaissance style. Chambord has been declared a world heritage site and is the most famous chateau in the Loire valley with a double staircase probably constructed by Leonardo da Vinci. | Chenonceau is captivating due to the perfect architecture and the beauty of its gardens. |
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