A true key revealing and deciphering History, Beauregard is a treasure still unknown in the Loire Valley, allowing you to see the Loire Valley castles differently. It is open to the public and inhabited by the same family since 1926\\. Chambord hunting lodge, built on the orders of Francis I, it will then belong to people close to the royal power who will not cease embellishing it. Its major element is the Portrait Gallery, a monumental work built by three generations of owners in the 17th century. It contains 327 portraits of key figures in European history (navigators, kings, queens, ministers, warlords, Turks, Polish, English, German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Byzantine and Albanian...). The set is completed with a rich lapis lazuli ceiling of astonishing freshness and a paving of 5,600 tiles of Delft earthenware representing the different bodies of an army of march under Louis XIII. We also discover the large original kitchen used until 1968 with two fireplaces and its beautiful collecti
Access
Accès par l'autoroute A10 : Sortie Blois. Suivre la direction « Châteauroux-Vierzon ». Entrée du domaine par la RD 956. Village de Cellettes. Train : gare SNCF de Blois Au départ de Paris (gare d'Austerlitz) - ligne directe jusqu'à Blois ou changement en gare d'Orléans (ligne direction Tours) BUS : Navette châteaux en autocar - ligne 18 Départ de Blois gare SNCF: horaires et tarifs sur www.route41.fr Vélo : à 5km du circuit Loire à Vélo
Website
http://www.beauregard-loire.com
Phone
02 54 70 41 65
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Address
12 Chemin de la Fontaine, 41120 Cellettes, Loir-et-Cher, Centre-Val de Loire, France