Majestic Heritage at Chateau de Langeais

Chateau de Langeais, a gem of medieval architecture, offers a glimpse into the past.

Founded in 992 by Fulk Nerra, the fortress was rebuilt in 1465 and is one of the best-preserved examples of late medieval architecture. It features 15 furnished rooms decorated with period furniture, tapestries, and frescoes. A notable highlight is the life-sized wax figure display of the wedding between Charles VIII and Anne of Brittany in 1491, marking a significant historical union.

Remarkable Features

The castle's crenellated ramparts and imposing towers dominate the village, showcasing both fortified defenses and refined living spaces. Unique elements include tapestries depicting astrological signs and the Chemin de Ronde, offering views of the surroundings. Additionally, visitors can explore a reconstructed keep from the 10th century.

Noteworthy Highlights

• 🕍 Impressive Furnishings
• 🏰 Wax Figure Tableau
• 🌳 Scenic Promenade

Chateau de Langeais is accessible all year round for a fee. It's suitable for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts.