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Château of Champchevrier - CRT Centre Val de Loire - EN

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Château of Champchevrier

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In the heart of the forest, Champchevrier Castle (16th - 18th century) is surrounded by a moat and has been inhabited by the same family since 1728. In particular, King Louis XIII stayed here.
You will discover both the life on the estate (the venery's high place) and an elegant art of living (ceremonial rooms, royal bedroom, exceptional tapestries...).
After visiting the Château de Champchevrier, a 13km walk will offer you a great opportunity to explore the surroundings of the estate.

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Prices & Payment methods

Full adult price : 10,50€
: 30€
Child rate : 8,50€
Discount rate : 5€
: 39€
Full adult price : 30,50€
Discount rate : 9,50€
Group rate : From 8,50€ to 9,50€ + 20 pers. 7,50€ in season - 8,50€ upon reservation the reste of the day
Free rate -7yo
Free rate For chauffeur and guide

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Description of heritage

Descriptif du centre d'interprétation
Château de Champchevrier is a breathtaking castle 25km from Tours in a leafy setting which the same family has lived in since 1728.
Champchevrier is both an exceptional historical monument and a family château in which each generation has instilled their love and respect for heritage.
Built during the Renaissance and completed in the 18th century, Château de Champchevrier is protected by moats which are still filled with water. Kings Louis XI and Louis XIII came to hunt in this site teeming with game where the hunting tradition lives on today. With its Michelin star, you can be sure of a sight for sore eyes on a tour of the château!
From the old kitchens and their impressive copper collection to the sumptuously furnished staterooms, you can also feast your eyes on an incredible selecti
Descriptif du parc et jardin
Château de Champchevrier is a breathtaking castle 25km from Tours in a leafy setting which the same family has lived in since 1728.
Champchevrier is both an exceptional historical monument and a family château in which each generation has instilled their love and respect for heritage.
Built during the Renaissance and completed in the 18th century, Château de Champchevrier is protected by moats which are still filled with water. Kings Louis XI and Louis XIII came to hunt in this site teeming with game where the hunting tradition lives on today. With its Michelin star, you can be sure of a sight for sore eyes on a tour of the château!
From the old kitchens and their impressive copper collection to the sumptuously furnished staterooms, you can also feast your eyes on an incredible selecti
Descriptif du musée
Château de Champchevrier is a breathtaking castle 25km from Tours in a leafy setting which the same family has lived in since 1728.
Champchevrier is both an exceptional historical monument and a family château in which each generation has instilled their love and respect for heritage.
Built during the Renaissance and completed in the 18th century, Château de Champchevrier is protected by moats which are still filled with water. Kings Louis XI and Louis XIII came to hunt in this site teeming with game where the hunting tradition lives on today. With its Michelin star, you can be sure of a sight for sore eyes on a tour of the château!
From the old kitchens and their impressive copper collection to the sumptuously furnished staterooms, you can also feast your eyes on an incredible selecti
Descriptif du site et monument historique
Château de Champchevrier is a breathtaking castle 25km from Tours in a leafy setting which the same family has lived in since 1728.
Champchevrier is both an exceptional historical monument and a family château in which each generation has instilled their love and respect for heritage.
Built during the Renaissance and completed in the 18th century, Château de Champchevrier is protected by moats which are still filled with water. Kings Louis XI and Louis XIII came to hunt in this site teeming with game where the hunting tradition lives on today.