Château et jardins de Villandry
3 rue Principale, 37510 Villandry
- Indre-et-Loire
- Centre-Val de Loire
Villandry is a member(part) of big(great) castles built at the edge of the Loire in Renaissance. It has feature to be the house neither of a king nor a courtesan but that of Jean Le Breton, Minister of Finance of François Ier. The originality of Villandry is not only in a progressive architectural conception(design): she(it) is also in the use which was made of the site to build, in full harmony with nature and stone, gardens of a remarkable beauty there.
Tags
French garden, Vegetable garden, orchard, Private garden, Jardin remarquable, Monument historique, Patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO & Tourisme et handicap
Accès
Access to 15 km in the southwest of Tours(Ballots,Towers) by D7 or by A85 direction Saumur, taken(brought) out n°8
©Château de Villandry