Pass Châteaux de la Loire

Azay-le-Rideau - Villandry Validity: 1 year - Price: €28 With the Pass Châteaux “Renaissance”, follow in the footsteps of two symbols of the Loire Valley: the château d’Azay-le-Rideau and the château & gardens de Villandry. Built during the reign of Francis I, the château d’Azay-le-Rideau appears to float on the water thanks to its famous “water mirror,” which reflects its Renaissance façade onto the Indre River. It’s impossible not to be moved by its architecture, which blends Gothic traditions with Italian influences! It’s also a sight to behold from the gardens along the water’s edge. The must-see exhibition: “Karen Knorr Lives in the Castle”, running from June 13 to November 1, a retrospective of more than forty years of work by the American photographer. At the château de Villandry, the famous Renaissance gardens take center stage. Designated a “Remarkable Garden”, they captivate visitors with their geometric flowerbeds, decorative ponds, and ornamental vegetable garden, which change with the seasons. The tour continues inside the château, built in the 18th century, where elegant furnishings, floral arrangements in every room, and a collection of antique Spanish paintings attest to the refinement of this historic residence. (Please note that the castle will be closed from November 12 to 27, 2026. The gardens, however, will remain open.) The Pass “Renaissance”, valid for one year from the date of purchase, provides you with easy and convenient access to both sites on a single pass. Highlights Castles and outdoor settings that invite you to take in the scenery A single pass for access to two must-see sites A digital pass, convenient and easy to use

Chinon - Azay-le-Rideau - Villandry - Langeais Validity: 1 year - Price: €48 With the Pass Château “The Authentics”, explore four must-see destinations: the Royal Fortress de Chinon the château d’Azay-le-Rideau, the château and gardens de Villandry, and the château de Langeais. On the banks of the Vienne River, discover the Royal Fortress de Chinon and its thousand years of history. Henry II Plantagenet, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and Joan of Arc all left their mark here. Today, this medieval castle comes to life through reenactments, interactive tours, and family-friendly activities within its ramparts. The must-see exhibition: “Royal Treasures”, May 24 through November 2, featuring 60 works bequeathed by the kings, queens, and princes of French history. Built during the reign of Francis I, the château d’Azay-le-Rideau appears to float on water thanks to its famous “water mirror,” which reflects its Renaissance façade onto the Indre River. It’s impossible not to be moved by its architecture, which blends Gothic traditions with Italian influences! It’s also a sight to behold from the gardens along the water’s edge. The must-see exhibition: “Karen Knorr Lives in the Castle”, from June 13 to November 1, a retrospective of more than forty years of work by the American photographer. At the château de Villandry, the famous Renaissance gardens take center stage. Designated a “Remarkable Garden”, they captivate visitors with their geometric flowerbeds, decorative ponds, and ornamental vegetable garden, which change with the seasons. The tour continues inside the château, built in the 18th century, where elegant furnishings, floral arrangements in every room, and a collection of antique Spanish paintings attest to the refinement of this historic residence. (Please note that the castle will be closed from November 12 to 27, 2026. The gardens, however, will remain open.) Another must-see stop in the Loire Valley: the château de Langeais. With its drawbridge, towers, and moat right in the heart of town, a trip back in time is guaranteed! This 15th-century fortified site was notably the setting for a royal wedding: that of Anne of Brittany and Charles VIII. In the park, a lookout point and a massive treehouse built in an Atlas cedar offer breathtaking views of the castle and the Loire Valley! (Please note that Langeais Castle will be closed Monday through Friday during the month of January 2027 and will be closed every Monday during the month of February 2027.) The Pass “The Authentics”, valid for one year from the date of purchase, gives you simple and convenient access to these four sites on a single pass. Highlights An ideal way to journey through history A single pass for access to four must-see sites A digital pass, convenient and easy to use

Amboise - Clos Lucé Validity: 1 year - Price: €35 With the Pass Châteaux “Leonardo da Vinci”, follow in the footsteps of the Florentine genius at the iconic château royal d'Amboise and château du Clos Lucé. The château royal d’Amboise, located in the heart of the city, was the royal residence of Charles VIII and Francis I and is home to Leonardo da Vinci’s tomb. This château, one of the most visited in the Loire Valley, offers an exceptional view of the Loire River, which can be enjoyed from the gardens. Welcome to the Château du Clos Lucé, where you can go behind the scenes of one of the Renaissance’s most brilliant inventors! From his bedroom to his workshop, including his models and giant machines, the world of Leonardo da Vinci will hold no more secrets for you. The Pass “Leonardo da Vinci”, valid for one year from the date of purchase, gives you simple and convenient access to both sites with a single pass. Highlights The perfect way to follow in Leonardo da Vinci’s footsteps One pass for access to two must-see sites A digital pass, convenient and easy to use

Chambord - Chenonceau - Amboise Validity: 1 year - Price: from €53 With the Pass Châteaux “The Essentials”, set out to explore the top three castles of the Loire Valley: Chambord, Chenonceau, and Amboise. The château de Chambord impresses with its monumental architecture and its famous double-helix staircase. A symbol of royal power and the French art of living, it embodies all the grandeur of the Loire Valley castles. Nicknamed the “Ladies’ Castle”, Chenonceau charms visitors with its unique elegance, its architecture spanning the Cher River, and its history shaped by exceptional women. A true Renaissance gem, it is one of the most visited and beloved sites in the Loire Valley. The château royal d'Amboise, located in the heart of the town, served as the royal residence of Charles VIII and Francis I and is home to Leonardo da Vinci’s tomb. This castle offers an exceptional view of the Loire River, best enjoyed from its gardens. The Pass “The Essentials”, valid for one year from the date of purchase, gives you simple and convenient access to these three sites on a single pass. Highlights A combination of the three most-visited castles in the Loire Valley A single pass for access to three must-see sites A digital pass, convenient and easy to use