Experience the breathtaking castles of the Loire Valley on a one-day excursion from Paris! This bus tour will transport you to three of the region’s most famous sites: Chambord Castle, Amboise Castle, and the picturesque medieval town of Orleans. Enjoy a day enriched with history, stunning architecture, and remarkable landscapes.

Your adventure kicks off early in the morning as you depart Paris and make your way to Chambord Castle, the largest and most remarkable of all the castles in the Loire Valley. Celebrated for its striking Renaissance style and the distinctive double-helix staircase, Chambord is a 16th-century masterpiece surrounded by a sprawling natural park where deer and various wildlife are commonly seen. You’ll have the opportunity to explore its majestic halls, take in the panoramic views from its terraces, and, if time permits, enjoy a serene walk through its gardens and woodlands, perfect for taking memorable photos.

Next, you’ll head to Amboise Castle, a true Renaissance gem sitting atop a hill with expansive views of the Loire River. Amboise is famous not just for its castle but also as the final resting place of Leonardo da Vinci, whose tomb is situated in the Chapel of Saint-Hubert on the castle grounds. The castle’s terraces offer breathtaking vistas of the river and the charming town below, making it an essential stop for art and history enthusiasts. After your tour, enjoy some free time to discover the delightful village of Amboise, characterized by historic buildings, quaint streets, and local shops. You might also consider visiting Clos Lucé, where Da Vinci spent his last years, and explore his workshop along with models of his incredible inventions. For lunch, you can relax with a picnic by the river or savor a meal at one of the town's inviting restaurants, featuring local cuisine and regional wines.

The final destination is Orleans, a city rich in medieval history and deeply connected to the legacy of Joan of Arc, France’s national heroine. As you explore Orleans, wander its charming cobblestone streets and visit the impressive Orleans Cathedral. If time allows, delve deeper into history at the Joan of Arc Museum, which narrates her extraordinary life and contributions to French history.

After a day of discovering architectural masterpieces, beautiful landscapes, and fascinating stories, you’ll return to Paris in the evening, carrying unforgettable memories of this enchanting re