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Início / Resultados da pesquisa 13
A plane tree-lined avenue leads to the elegant Chateau de Chenonceau
Bridge across the Loire, note how low the river is.
Catherine de Medici evicted Diane on Henri's death and transformed the bridge into an Italian style gallery
Chateau
Chateau Chambord, the Loire Valley's largest residence; it was the creation of Francois I
Chateau Chenonceau
Chateau Chenonceau
Chateau Chenonceau
Chateau Chenonceau stretches across the river Cher
Diane de Poitiers, mistress of Henri II added the gardens and arched bridge over the river
Originally a hunting lodge, it was razed in 1519 to make way for the present Chateaux
The skyline of delicate cupolas has been likened to a miniature oriental town
This Florentine style Grande Gallerie was created by Catherine de Medici (1570-76)