Castles & tourist sites

Price: € Nature lovers and relaxation seekers of all ages, whether with family or friends, come and discover Family Park, a 6-hectare amusement park set in a natural and welcoming environment. Located in Sorigny, Family Park offers a wide range of activities: a Ferris wheel, carousel, Multi-D cinema, thrill rides and even the chance to meet mascots Ricky and Violette for younger visitors. From June onwards, you can also enjoy the water park with its multiple water jets and slides. Picnics are welcome, or you can eat at the park's restaurants. More than 40 attractions await you for fun with the whole family!

Price: €15 (public price: €17.50) Enter the incredible world of miniature castles! You will be captivated by an exceptional park where you will discover 41 miniature castles, the most beautiful jewels of the Loire Valley. In this green setting, you can contemplate the richness and diversity of French architecture. As a family, have fun on a unique tour aboard mini-Bugatti's at the height of the daisies... Go on a fantastic ride on miniature horses in the middle of the châteaux!

Price: €13.50 (public price: €15) Ten kilometres from Chinon, Le Rivau offers an enchanting escape into the heart of history, art and nature. Far from a traditional castle or garden tour, Le Rivau takes you on an astonishing journey into the heart of extraordinary gardens...  Here, all your senses will be awakened: 500 varieties of fragrant roses, an extraordinary vegetable garden whose produce can be sampled in the castle restaurant, monumental works of art in the gardens and castle. But there are also treasure hunts and costumes for children, a tea room, a locavore restaurant, a gourmet restaurant, exhibitions and hammocks for adults. You'll find it hard to leave... Since 2020, a Garden Escape Game has also been available.

Price: €14.50€ (public price: €15) In 1516, Leonardo da Vinci accepted the invitation of Francis I and moved to the Château du Clos Lucé in Amboise, where he worked on numerous projects for the King. From Rome he brought his notebooks and three of his major works: the Mona Lisa, the Saint Anne and the Saint John the Baptist, now in the Louvre. Prolific and inspired, he worked as an engineer, architect and stage director, organising sumptuous festivities for the court. On 2 May 1519, he died in his bedroom. The house, its park - a veritable open-air museum - and the Leonardo da Vinci Painter and Architect Galleries invite you to discover the many facets of this genius through his restored workshops, models of his inventions and an immersive show presenting his 17 masterpieces...