Amboise Royal Castle

The castle is also a suitable area, this castle has a long history, and it is still a private property. The castle has a large garden and platform in the area, and you can see some good interior layout and some small objects.

The Royal Castle of Amboise was the palace of the French emperor. The castle building was very atmospheric, full of the dignity and momentum of the European royal family. The decoration inside the castle is also very elegant, especially the bed inside, noble and elegant. The wall is full of famous portraits and oil paintings, although not comparable to the formal palace of the royal family, but also very grand.

If you can only go to France two places, it must be Paris and the Loire Valley, Paris is the former French dynasty, the Loire Valley is the back garden of France. And the castle complex in the Loire Valley is the most prominent than Champs-et-Chateau and the castle of the Royal family of Amboise Two. I think it is no exaggeration to feel the medieval humanistic architectural proposition in the Loire Valley, and remember the long sleep of the master at the castle of the royal family of Amboise.

The Royal Castle of Amboise was designed and built by Leonardo da Vinci, who spent the last three years of his life here. The castle is not small, the focus is on the chapel in the courtyard, which contains the tomb of the master da Vinci, and the estate of chlorus, where da Vinci lived, is connected to the castle of amboise by an underground passage, but visitors cannot enter.

Ambrose Castle in the foothills of the Loire, where the watery grasses are so rich that the castle grows like a mountaintop, is part of the landscape. Amboise Castle is a strategic fortress that dates back to Rome. During the time of Charles VIII, the king was reconstructed. The king lived in Amboise Castle for six years, but on a normal day, he was on his way to watch tennis. Head mounted on the crossbar, died unexpectedly, died only 28 years old! After him, François I took over the ownership of the castle, where he spent many days, and out of a keen interest in the Italian Renaissance, he brought here the great wizards of science and art, the great master, as we know him, from Florence. Leonardo da Vinci spent his old age here and finally buried his bones here. There is a guide where you buy the ticket, the price seems to be 4 euros apiece, you must rent it

It is very convenient to take the train from Tur. You can walk about one kilometer across the river and see the castle on the big bank. Leonardo's tomb is also in the castle. The small calmness along the way is quiet, and it is the season of the wisteria flowers when you go. The castle of Clorus, where Leonardo da Vinci lived, was only a few hundred metres away, and because King François I admired him so much, he made it easy to live nearby and talk to him at all times.