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Le Clos d'Amboise

Le Clos d'Amboise

4 out of 5
27 Rue Rabelais Amboise Indre-et-loire
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Brit Hotel Confort Loches

Brit Hotel Confort Loches

3 out of 5
33 Rue des lézards Loches
Stay at this hotel in Loches. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and breakfast (surcharge). Popular attractions Musée Lansyer and Château de Loches are located ...
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La Maison Rabelais

La Maison Rabelais

4 out of 5
8 Rue Rabelais Amboise
Book a stay at this spa hotel in Amboise. Enjoy free WiFi, an outdoor pool, and a full-service spa. Popular attractions St. Denis Church and Château d'Amboise ...
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Pierre & Vacances Residence Le Moulin des Cordeliers Loches

Pierre & Vacances Residence Le Moulin des Cordeliers Loches

3 out of 5
1, rue des Ponts Loches Indre-et-Loire
Stay at this residence in Loches. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and an outdoor pool. Popular attractions Porte des Cordeliers and Cité Royale de Loches are ...
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Les Hameaux de Beauval

Les Hameaux de Beauval

5-9 rue Maurice Berteaux Saint-Aignan
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Saint-Aignan

Genillé (Indre-et-Loire) L'Indrois près du Moulin de Mottage. L'Indrois prend sa source à Villegouin (Indre) et se jette dans la rivière Indre vers Azay-sur-Indre, après un parcours d'environ 60 km. The Indrois near the Moulin de Mottage. The Indrois river rises to Villegouin (Indre). The Indrois River flows into the Indre River, near Azay-sur-Indre. The river is 60 km long

Génillé

Céré-la-Ronde (Indre-et-Loire) Château de Montpoupon (Indre et Loire). A l'époque carolingienne, le clan germanique des Poppo, choisit de s'établir sur le piton rocheux du " Mons Poppo " (la colline du clan poppo). Au Moyen-âge, Loches était alors aux mains de Foulques Nerra et Montrichard appartenait à son ennemi Eudes comte de Blois. A mi-chemin entre ces deux villes, Montpoupon était un endroit stratégique. Il fut le théâtre de sanglants combats. Au XIVème siècle, Montpoupon passe aux mains des seigneurs de Prie et de Buzançais. Antoine de Prie et sa femme, Madeleine d'Amboise, reconstruirent le château en 1460. Ils le transformèrent en une demeure de style Renaissance En 1857 Jean-Baptiste de la Motte Saint Pierre, arrière grand père de l'actuelle propriétaire, acheta le château. La famille fit des travaux extérieurs (fin XIXème) et intérieur (1920) afin de redonner à Montpoupon l'aspect Renaissance qu'il présente aujourd'hui. In the Carolingian period, the clan of the Poppo Germanic, decided to settle on therocky peak of the "Mons Poppo" (Hill clan poppo). In the Middle Ages, Loches was then in the hands of Fulk Nerra Montrichard andbelonged to his enemy Eudes Count of Blois. Halfway between these two cities,Montpoupon was a strategic location. It was the scene of bloody fighting. The fourteenth century, Montpoupon passed to the lords of Requests andBuzançais. Antoine de Prie and his wife, Madeleine d'Amboise, the castle rebuilt it in 1460.They turned it into a Renaissance-style mansion In 1857 John Baptist de la Motte St. Pierre, great grandfather of the current owner,bought the castle. The family was outside work (end of XIX) and interior (1920) to give back to Renaissance Montpoupon appearance it has today.

Céré-la-Ronde

Aerial view of Château de Chenonceau, one of the most famous Loire Valley castles in France. Renaissance architecture spanning the River Cher, surrounded by lush forests and beautifully landscape

Mareuil-sur-Cher