Château de Langeais

What a lively chateau, right in the town centre. Great rooms and explanations on laminated sheets in English, plus several other languages. A lovely outside area, small garden and large wooded with a stunning tree house.

An amazing chateau experience and perfect for kids! There is a beautiful chateau inside with an interesting wedding story and playmobil exposition. Plus outside there is a huge park with a playground, treehouse and today there was a knight animation which was super fun! One of the best chateaus I’ve been to!

What a fab chateau. Well restored with really informative displays and info cards in many languages in most of the rooms. Lovely gardens too. Recommended. Langeais is also a pretty little town to wander around.

So charming. The château visit had English notes in each room. No booklet provided, so no waste. Was cool to see the props and learn more about the history in the area. Ensure you go out to the garden and walk all the way back, more to see and explore....very cool tree house.

Very nice castle with a pretty garden to do a picnic.

The castle is considered to be the oldest from France, even it suffered many maintenance works during time it is pleasant to be visited. There you can see also the remaining "walls" from an old chapel, dated 1000 years ago and the gardens. For us the visit took 2 h. The view is very nice from above, you can see a large and long bridge, the river Loire and the City. It is nice. I recommend it to be visited.

Beautiful park with impressive trees. The guided tour was very pleasant and the hologram of Stephane Berne helped fixing the memory around d the wedding of Anne de Bretagne to King Charles VIII

We visited the chateau with our kids. They enjoyed visiting the many different rooms and areas of the chateau. The hologram story roommwas fascinating and the also found the sleeping bear 🤫. You must visit the tree House if you have kids and take a look at the birds of prey. Lovely little village too, there was a local market on when we arrived so parking was a bit difficult.

It became chateau at mid 14th century when King Louis XI decided to build it. This chateau is name after Captain-Governor of Langeais. This chateau also located at the town of Langeais at Loire Valley. 1491, the chateau host an wedding of Charles VIII with Anne of Brittany. This wedding incorporated the duchy of Brittany to France. The chateau has 16 rooms to visit. It includes Banquet Hall, Antechamber, wedding hall, The Luini Room. The wedding hall is where Anne of Brittany got wed. They run the history show of the wedding. The visit also includes the walk at castle surrounding wall. The garden is big at the back of castle. The sacred art room contains Saint Agnes paintings. To visit the castle take 1.5 hours. Parking is in the town and is free. Easy access to the castle.

We spent pretty much an entire day in this place, surprisingly. The history was very interesting. I really enjoyed the tour. Definitely a must-see if you are in the area.