Castello di Amboise

Amboise is also more interesting, the whole place is quite large, many people here are relatively large, many good places are very long history, the old city is also a lot of favorite to visit the artistic value content.

This year coincides with the 500th anniversary of the death of #Da Vinci. The genius who spent the last years of his life in #Loire Valley has left a valuable asset to #France# people. This year, #Loire Valley# is a constant reminder of all the events in #Loire Valley. It is both a tourist attraction and a renaissance master.

Just a very beautiful small town Sitting in the yard to bask in the sun is a little extravagant, French style is permeating every corner! Favorite is the castle here It feels like a place with a lot of stories With sporadic lavender Beautiful level, unspeakable

It is a city where Leonardo da Vinci left many marks, and where he spent his last years and buried it. François I, who admired Leonardo da Vinci, brought him to France in his later years and placed him in the castle of Clorus, just a few hundred metres from the Royal Castle of Amboise, so that he could listen to his views at any time. It is very convenient to come here from Tur. After taking the train, you can walk for one kilometer and cross the bridge to see the Royal Castle. Unfortunately, when I went there, the sky was not beautiful and gloomy.

Amboise Amboise is located in the hinterland of the Loire Valley, between Tour and Blois, surrounded by many classic castles. In the early Renaissance, funded by King François I, Leonardo spent the last time of his life at Clorus Castle. The Royal Castle of Ambrose is also well worth a visit.

Welcome to Vinci's home in Amboise, where the Mona Lisa is smiling, where the sun penetrates the window of the king's flame Gothic chapel, reflecting the colorful light.