Château de Chenonceau

Château de Chenonceau, located in France's Loire Valley, is a stunning 16th-century castle known for its unique architecture that spans the Cher River. Often called the "Ladies' Castle," it reflects the influence of women throughout its history, particularly Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de' Medici. The castle features beautiful gardens, ornate interiors, and a rich history that includes being a refuge during the French Wars of Religion. Its picturesque setting and historical significance make it one of the most visited châteaux in France, celebrated for its elegance and charm.