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Loire Valley Tickets & Tours

Loire Valley Tours are your gateway to a world of architectural beauty, opulent aristocratic estates, wineries, chateaux and stunning sceneries. A short train ride from Paris, the picturesque river valley is known for its outstanding wines (red, white, rose and sparkling) and is the very symbol of artistic creativity. Wondering which Loire Valley castles to visit? One of the most famous castles of the region, Chenonceau literally spans the River Cher and is a riveting mix of late Gothic and early Renaissance architectural styles, best known for being the residence of Queen Catherine de Medici. Château de Villandry with its stunning flower gardens, fruit and vegetable patches, grapevines and a grass court for tennis is another castle you’ll fall in love with. Isango! offers a bouquet of tours to Loire Valley with castle admissions, wine tastings, guided tours and more. For great deals and even greater experiences, book now to discover the best of the valley.

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Our tips for Loire Valley Castles

From the grandiose castle of Chambord to the vineyards, there are reasons aplenty why Loire Valley tours continue to be in demand. Imposing castles, exquisite gardens, charming towns, and unforgettable wine- we have a couple of tips on how to make the best of your visit to the gorgeous valley:

  • If you’re considering a multi-day or weekend trip to the valley, 2-3 days is a good amount of time to enjoy the best experiences and tour Loire Valley castles without getting burnt-out. When exploring the valley, most people stay in cities like Tours, Amboise, Blois, and Orleans.
  • Wondering which of the chateaux are an absolute must-see? Make it a point to visit the four C’s (Chaumont; Chambord; Cheverny, Chenonceau) and you won’t be disappointed! It is recommended that you stay in Blois if you want to visit all these attractions.


Good to know

While Loire Valley can be visited round the year, if you wish to make the best of your trip, the best time visit is late spring and summer. The gardens are in full resplendence in mid-May and early June and as it grows warmer, the flowers blossom. If you wish to avoid the crowds, visiting in high season is highly recommended. 

If you don’t want to miss out on all the light and fountain shows and festivals, visit between June and early September. This is the time that most people visit the Loire Valley.


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