A UNIQUE REGION
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Loire Valley is full of majestic castles, renowned vineyards, and picturesque landscapes.
Discover the splendor of the Loire Valley.
Treat yourself to a getaway that is both cultural and relaxing.
The Loire Valley, nicknamed the “Garden of France,” is a region rich in history, culture, and enchanting landscapes. At the heart of this majestic valley, winding along the royal river, stand iconic castles that bear witness to France’s past grandeur. From Chambord to Chenonceau, passing through Amboise, these historical monuments are architectural gems that attract visitors from around the world.
But the Loire Valley is not just about its castles: its picturesque villages, renowned vineyards, and numerous cultural festivals make it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking authenticity and discovery. In addition to its exceptional cultural heritage, the Loire Valley is also renowned for its gastronomy and exceptional wines. Local products, such as goat cheeses, fresh seafood, and delicious pastries, will delight the taste buds of gourmets.
The Loire Valley Castles
Immerse yourself in the history and grandeur of the Loire Valley castles. Edda Country House is the perfect base to discover the most famous castles in the region. Just a few minutes away from the majestic Chaumont Castle, which offers breathtaking views of the Loire Valley from its sumptuous gardens and their famous festival. Don’t miss the magnificent Blois Castle, a true jewel of French architecture where you can discover the history of the kings of France. Let yourself be seduced by the romance of Chambord Castle or Chenonceau Castle, and many others.
The Wine Route
Nestled in unique terroirs, white, red, rosé, and sparkling wines such as Montlouis-sur-Loire, Vouvray, Chinon, and Saumur-Champigny will delight you with their exceptional quality, often from environmentally friendly viticultural practices. Meet passionate and pioneering winemakers during cellar tours and tastings, where you can discover the art of winemaking. Chenin, Sauvignon, Gamay, Cabernet-Franc or Côt (local name for Malbec) you will find the wine that fit your palate. An escapade in the vineyards of the Loire Valley is an experience not to be missed for wine lovers and curious minds eager to discover the region’s wine heritage.
Outdoor activities
The Loire Valley offers a multitude of outdoor activities for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you enjoy cycling, hiking, or kayaking, you’ll find plenty here to satisfy your passion. Explore picturesque trails along the Loire River by bike, venture into the lush forests on hiking trails, or embark on an adventure on the tranquil waters of the river by kayak.
Biodiversity
The Loire Valley is a region where nature flourishes in all its splendor, providing a diverse habitat for remarkable fauna and flora. From lush forests to peaceful meadows, winding rivers, and its river, the last wild river in Europe, every corner of this valley harbors unique biological wealth. A wide variety of birds, including herons and kingfishers, can be observed along the waterways. The region is also known for its aquatic biodiversity, hosting a multitude of fish species, amphibians, and invertebrates in its rivers and ponds.
But one of the most popular attractions for nature lovers is Beauval Zoo, located a 40-minute drive away. A visit to Beauval Zoo not only allows you to discover species from around the world but also raises awareness about biodiversity conservation. The zoo is actively involved in the conservation of endangered species and participates in numerous reintroduction programs into the wild. It’s an unforgettable experience that perfectly complements the discovery of the fauna and flora of this picturesque region.