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Start your day with a visit to the Château de Cheverny , a stunning castle that served as the inspiration for Marlinspike Hall in the Tintin comics. Afterward, head to the Château de Villandry , known for its beautiful gardens and intricate maze.

Visit the Château de Blois , a royal palace that features architectural styles from the Gothic to the Renaissance. Afterward, head to the Château de Langeais , a medieval fortress that features a working drawbridge and stunning views of the Loire River.

Spend the evening in Angers , which features historic buildings, museums, and a bustling nightlife. Visit the Château d’Angers , a 9th-century fortress that houses the famous Apocalypse Tapestry, and the nearby Château d’Azay-le-Rideau , a romantic castle that reflects in the water of the Indre River.

Start your day with a visit to the Château du Petit Thouars , a family-owned castle that offers a unique insight into the life of a French aristocratic family. Afterward, head to the Rochemenier Cave Village (Rochemenier Village Troglodytique) , a troglodyte village that features a network of underground chambers and passageways.

Visit the Château de Nitray , a vineyard and castle that offers wine tastings and tours of its historic cellars. Afterward, head to the Château du Plessis-Bourré , a beautiful castle that features a moat, a drawbridge, and Renaissance architecture.

Spend the evening at Les Chemins de la Rose , a rose garden that features over 13,000 rose bushes and a variety of other flowers. End your night with a visit to the Château de Saumur , a castle that houses the Museum of Decorative Arts and offers stunning views of the Loire River.

Take a trip to the Zoo de La Flèche , a wildlife park that features over 1,500 animals from around the world. Afterward, head to the Château de Chambord for a closer look at the castle's architecture and history.

Visit the Château de Chenonceau for a leisurely stroll through the gardens and a tour of the castle's interior. Afterward, head to the nearby Château de Villandry for a picnic lunch in the gardens.

Spend your last evening in the Loire Valley exploring Tours Old Town and its many shops, cafes, and historic buildings. End your night with a visit to the Jean Lurçat Contemporary Tapestry Museum (Musée Jean-Lurçat) , where you can learn more about the art of tapestry weaving.