Chateau de Chenonceau

Chngaus Castle (Chteau de Chenonceau) is a French castle across the Chir River, close to the small village of Chngaus in the Loire Valley in central France, one of the most famous castles in the Loire Valley. The castle was built between 1514 and 1522 and has been designated a historical monument by the French Ministry of Culture since 1840.

The castle of Shenonso, located south of Amboise, stretches across the river Sher, with rivers, gardens and green trees, a very natural and harmonious landscape. Shenonso is built on two stone piers of an old mill on the bed of the river Sher. The castle has been in the royal domain since 1535. On November 1, 1589, Queen Catherine died of illness. She gave up as many as 400,000 Ecuador estates to her maids and ended up like the Summer Palace, the castle baptized by revolutionary war, with its treasures flowing into the black market

The ice sculptures displayed on the Susukino venue, known for its night scenes, give a dreamy feeling, where people can enjoy the wonderful works of crabs, cuttlefish, salmon and other specialties embedded in the ice sculptures.

The castle of Chanonso is the only castle built on water in the Loire Valley. It also has a nickname - the castle of the woman or the castle of the husband. This is not only because of her exquisite appearance, but also because since the construction of Mrs. Catherine Brissonne in 1513, she has historically been more charming and perfect because of her successive hostesses. Henry II's lover, Lady Diana de Poitiers, Queen Catherine de Medici, and the salon mistress of the Revolution, Lady Dupont, were more than cleverly saved the castle from destruction. The castle of Shanonso is known as the most exquisite in the Loire Valley The castle.

One of France's most famous castles, the castle spans the Cher River, near the small village of Schernauze in the Loire Valley, France. Built between 1514 and 1522, the castle was built on the basis of an old mill and later expanded to the entire river.

The famous castle, the owner's history is also very interesting. Very explained

Very good feeling, walking around the court slowly listen to the explanation to understand the history.