[2025 Cheverny Attraction] Travel Guide for Chateau de Cheverny (Updated Apr)

The domain of Cheverny belonged to the Hurault family for more than six centuries. Financiers and officers in the service of several kings of France, their château is one of the largest in the Loire Valley and is still inhabited by the descendants of the Huraults, the Marquis and Marchionesse of Vibraye. In 1914, the owner opened the château to the public, one of the first to do so. The castle was visited by Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother in 1963, as part of her four-day holiday in the Loire. #summervacation 🇫🇷

#Exhibition2022 #OverseasTravel In the Gael Valley of central France, there are many medieval castles standing, one of which, although small, is very small and exquisite, like a small crystal furnishing. This castle is called Château Cheverny. It houses many centuries-old antiques, and you can even see the authentic work of Louis XIV. You might as well visit it next time you have a chance.

Château de Cheverny was built in 1604 by Henri de Hulot, Count of Cheverny, and completed in 1634. It is a private residence where the count's descendants still live today. The castle is surrounded by a 100-hectare garden, which features a French garden, an English garden, and an 18th-century orangery. Not only is the castle magnificent, but the beautiful gardens are also impressive. ✨We recommend visiting in the warmer months. ✨ 📍Château de Cheverny Address: Avenue du Chateau, 41700 Cheverny #Château de Cheverny #Loire #France

#castle #french #france #europe #educational #history The Chateau De Cheverny is another most visited places by foreigners as this is a grand estate homed by the Vibraye Family and still operates it till today. The Chateau De Cheverny is popular due to its majestic well designed and crafted furnitures, antique french glassware and objects, olden time guards and soldiers uniform and weapons. The castle was built in the 1600s and due to its restoration an entrance fee is required. But rest assured, this is worth the visit.

Cheverny Castle is one of the most luxurious castles in the castles of the Loire Valley. It is also one of the few castles still inhabited and used for exhibitions. The owner lives in the right wing of the castle. This castle has changed many times in history. One of the more famous ones is that Henry II lover Diana, who had said before, was driven out of the castle by Hennesso, and she occupied the castle for a while. Supervising the construction of her new home, Chaumont Castle. The castle's overall design is similar to that of the Luxembourg Palace in Paris. It is one of the symbols of French classical architecture. The comic book Muranza Castle by the writer Herg is based on the Cheverny Castle. Imagine how happy it is to live here, really envious of the owner here.

Cheverny Castle is the most imposing castle of furniture and art deco in the Loire Valley, with a magnificent interior. This castle is still privately owned, so you can see the thoughts of many owners. In addition, it is also the prototype of the castle in the Belgian comic "The Adventures of Tintin", so it is also a holy place in many Tintin fans. The interior of this castle is the most gorgeous of the three castles today: lacquered wood panels, algae wells, fresh tapestry and oil paintings by masters, all of which are well preserved, although the overall pattern is better than the first two The castle is small but very delicate and eye-catching. The box from the medieval armor and treasure is simply one-to-one correspondence with the fairy tale. But also because the castle itself is relatively small, so it is particularly crowded when there are many tourists. Compared to this, I prefer the castle garden, which is small and exquisite. The back garden of the castle is very delicately arranged, and it is dyed in gold under the sun, which is very oily. Walking deeper into the garden will be more quiet. In the depths of the yellow leaves, there is a quiet pond. There are several black swans in the pond for a quiet meal. This scene is romantic enough to be written directly into the fairy tale.