Tourist Attractions & Monuments dans les Châteaux de la Loire

All the brides in Orléans, after being passed to the Mayor, go to this garden to get photographed in the midst of the beautiful trees and beds always remarkably serviced. It is a real tradition. With an area of 2 850 m ², romantic style, this garden presents a beautiful example of the gardens of the th century city. There is a Jiulo Biloba, a-ECU tree, and the porch of the St Jacques chapel. This quiet place is also the ideal place to cross the grass. Every year, the garden of Hotel Groslot is a privileged place for the Orleans Jazz festival. A rare garden, elusive by its slow of beauty, something must speak within the fact that so many kings past here are. There is Bruges at the moment. Recently, Antonin Artaud with his Van Gogh or Murder of the company was put to the honor three times during. The stones remember that.

The address is worth a little detour. But you need to book and be in a group to visit this museum. Created in 1954 by the village priest, Father Moreau, the People's education association concerned was very soon interested in amateur theatre. Thanks to the popular enthusiasm she aroused around her, she became a very large hiring of costumes, open to all troops, first of all, and then everywhere, really everywhere. It must be said that it has an impressive collection: 13 000 costumes ranging from antiquity to day and 600 available decor. Costumes of soldiers, Roman centurions, musketeers, monks, French Cancan dancers, Middle Ages dresses, Empire, or corbeille like those of Marie-Antoinette: everything is there. The visit ends with the permanent exhibition on the genesis of the theatre which also offers a beautiful collection of masks of the commedia dell'arte.

Looking for fresh air? Head for the Louroux pond, one of the largest in the region but also one of the most interesting. Classified as a sensitive natural area, many birds make their nests there. An ornithological observatory has been created to observe coots and grebes. As for the flora, two nationally protected species, the gratiola and the buttercup, grow on the site. A walk of about 5 km (2 hours) around the lake is not to be missed. Angling is permitted on the dike.