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Château de Villandry + Château d’Azay-le-Rideau
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Château de Villandry: Entry Ticket
Visit one of the most popular châteaux in France and its magnificent gardens
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Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
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Wheelchair accessible The gardens and only the first floor of the castle are wheelchair accessible
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The gardens of the historic Château de Villandry might well be the most impressive in the Loire Valley – and that's really saying something!
You could spend a whole day roaming through the immaculately arranged variety of plants, herbs, vegetables and water features, which contrast beautifully with the sober elegance of the château's architecture.
Full of history, the site of the château was once a 14th-century keep where a truce between France and England was discussed, as well as a gift once acquired by Napoleon Bonaparte for his brother.
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Touraine Châteaux Pass
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Château de Villandry + Château Royal d'Amboise
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