

There are regular rest breaks each day, however it is important to note that you will be riding over multiple and consecutive days in a climate and terrain that may be unfamiliar. 53km / 33 miles, mostly flat with a couple of small downhill sections, with approx. It is currently a small museum, with grounds that show some working models of his designs and is within walking (or cycling) distance of the main town.Ĭycling distance: approx. If you want to see some more chateaux, why not head to Chateau du Clos Luce, the place where Leonardo de Vinci spent the last three years of his life. After your visit, cycle through the Amboise Forest, re-joining the Loire River at your stop for the evening: the delightful riverside town of Amboise. You will have included entry to explore this beautiful building, admiring the perfect gardens, classic features and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The chateau is set over water, spanning the Cher River, with its gardens to one side of the banks. Your cycling begins by riding along the plateau and down to the Cher River, where you’ll arrive at Chateau de Chenonceau, and this one’s pretty special. If you would like to take a visit inside, please let your group leader know the day before, as earlier travel arrangements are necessary to take this optional visit. This morning, consider the option of visiting another grand building: Chateau de Cheverny.
