Le Vieux Blois

Like many old towns in France, the old town of Borois is full of comfort and simplicity, but some differences are that the old town of Borois almost destroyed in the war of World War II, but it survived such as the "home of acrobats" Such an ancient building. The castles and churches in the ancient city are must-see attractions for tourists, and of course you can also walk aimlessly in the alleys of the old city, or take a walk by the Loire River to feel the romantic French style.

Blois is located in the heart of the Loire Valley. Political importance, the 16th century was France's de facto second capital. The factional struggle between the nobles and the royal family added a lot of deep historical precipitation to Blois. St. Louis Cathedral on the Loire, the Castle of Borois, and the Museum of Magic are all valuable cultural heritages.

Long and bright landmark buildings are easy to recognize the tone of European-style buildings~ The sea is very lively when there are activities.

Once in the 16th century, this quiet town became a resort for the French royal family, and Blois has a charming old town in addition to its stunning royal castle. The rich variations of height difference and the towering Gothic architecture make the streets here very fairy-tale. The sky is full of color at dusk, and the building is dyed a layer of gold, which makes people meet the beauty of love. Recommended attractions: Acrobat House, St. Louis Cathedral, Large Steps.

The city of Blois in the north-central France is located across the Loire River. It has been the second capital city in France several times in history. There are medieval castles, churches, monasteries and town halls built in the 18th century. The city of Borova looks calm and vicissitudes, and the ancient buildings are equipped with deep and thick colors, and there is a feeling of instant crossing to the Middle Ages~