Tourist Attractions & Monuments dans les Châteaux de la Loire

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The oldest buildings on the Plessis farm date back to 1423. Here, today, Christophe Serin practices cattle and sheep farming with no fertilizer. In addition to its activity, the operator offers camping on the farm, cottages, farm visits and outdoor entertainment: Mountain bike, archery, horse riding, canoeing, hiking accompanied by horse riding. During the visit, children enjoy discovering animals (breeds, care), farm history etc. Planned 2 hours 30 for a free or guided tour.

Sully-sur-Loire has many tourist sites to visit, including the Château de Sully-sur-Loire, Fleury Abbey, the Carolingian Oratory at Germigny-des-Prés and the Parc Départemental de l'Étang du Puits. For those wishing to find accommodation, enjoy local cuisine, get out and about or organize group visits, the tourist office also offers information and advice. To keep up to date with news and upcoming events, you can visit the tourist office blog.

The wet meadows of the Ouanne, a protected area, require a different view of nature. It is a tributary of the Loing where the chalk tablets and limestone of the Gâtinais allow, with its tributaries such as the Branlin or the Péruseau, the natural perpetuation of its wet meadows. There are now 104 ha of alluvial forests, reedbeds and wet woodlands that have been protected. The conocephalus of reeds (grasshopper) returns. The presence of the May orchid, a rare orchid, can be noted...

Property of the Conservatoire d'espaces naturels Centre-Val de Loire, the ornithological observatory is equipped with explanatory panels allowing to recognize the numerous birds which live in the middle of irises and aquatic ranunculus. If grey herons and mallards are at home here all year round, each season has its own birds, like the black-headed gull in summer and the redshank in autumn. In the spring, observe how the black-necked grebe carries its young on its back. Don't hesitate to take a guided tour.

Selles-sur-Cher, situated between the Cher, Sauldre and Canal de Berry rivers, is a charming town with a rich heritage. Take a stroll through its streets and you'll discover a 13th and 17th century château, the royal abbey of Notre-Dame-la-Blanche, a cloister and medieval half-timbered houses. Founded in the 6th century by Saint Eusice, the town was severely affected by the Wars of Religion. It also played host to over 3,000 Spanish refugees fleeing Franco's dictatorship. Selles-sur-Cher takes its name from its abbey, "Cellae", meaning monk's cell. The town is also renowned for its culinary specialty, Selles-sur-Cher PDO cheese. Recognizable by its beveled disk shape and lightly grayed bluish rind, this goat's milk cheese is salted and ashed with vegetable charcoal. It offers a balance of salt, acid and bitterness with goat and mushroom aromas.

It is part of the Office de Tourisme Gâtinais Sud, which also covers the communes of Châtillon-Coligny and Lorris. The Bellegarde Tourist Office team is on hand to advise visitors on the region's tourist attractions, local produce, walks and curiosities. Bellegarde castle can only be visited as part of a city tour, so it's advisable to get in touch with the Bellegarde town hall's culture department.

Germigny-des-Prés is a charming town in the Loiret département. When it comes to things to do around Germigny-des-Prés, there are several interesting options. Visitors can visit Château de La Bussière, Château-parc de Meung-sur-Loire, Musée de la Marine de Loire, Musée Départemental de la Résistance et de la Déportation, Château de Chamerolles, Château de Saint-Brisson-sur-Loire, Château de La Ferté Saint-Aubin, Maison de Loire du Loiret, Parc Floral de La Source, Domaine du Ciran, Pont-Canal de Briare and Château-musée de Gien.

Saint-Agil is a small French village in the Loir-et-Cher département and Centre-Val de Loire region. With its 272 inhabitants, the commune covers an area of 15.6 km². Surrounded by the communes of Boursay, La Fontenelle and Mondoubleau, Saint-Agil lies 19 km northeast of Saint-Calais, the largest town in the area. The village lies at an altitude of 174 meters and is part of the Communauté de communes des Collines du Perche. Saint-Agil is also close to the Parc Naturel Régional du Perche.

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Located in Montrésor, 4 km from the town of Loches, Château-monastère de la Corroirie is a picturesque hotel set in 150 hectares of wooded grounds. It houses a church dating back to 1208 and offers 5 period rooms with medieval decor, exposed wooden beams and private bathrooms. Some rooms offer views of the forest or garden. Continental breakfast is included and can be served in a cosy lounge or in the garden. There's also a church, a dining room, a jogging track and a swimming and fishing pond. Dinner and guided tours are available at an additional cost. The castle-monastery tourist and cultural site is open from Easter to All Saints' Day, from 11am to 7pm.

It is one of the largest cave properties of Indre-et-Loire, carved in the rock in the th century. It was inhabited by the marchioness de Doisonville and then by Mr. Taboureau de Boisdenier, entrepreneur of Les Works du Roy. Built on two levels (20 m and 50 m), it dominates the Loire and offers beautiful landscapes on the river. On its side and behind it, a large oak forest allows you to enjoy beautiful strolls and greenery. You can borrow a staircase in the rock to finish the visit. Parking is located right opposite the manor house on the other side of the National 152. Be careful by crossing the road. Today, the manor serves as a wine museum.