This magnificent 13C-15C château on the banks of the Loir features a fascinating mixture of styles: medieval and Gothic, with its big, round towers; Italian Renaissance in its south façade (16C); and French in its main courtyard. We wager you will be as impressed by the quality of the tapestries, woodwork, and particularly the art studio, a unique example of an Italianate studiolo in a French castle inside, as by the superb landscaped park overlooking the Loir outdoors.