The larder, where produce was stored |
Detail-Louis XIV Drawing Room
On the Renaissance fireplace, the Salamander and the Stoat bring back the memory of King Francois I and Queen Claude
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The Hall
The hall is covered with a series of rib vaults where the keys, detatched from one another, form a broken line.
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The Marques Tower |
Diane de Poitier's garden fringed by the moat |
Diane's garden |
Wood carving of Christ in the Medici Gallery |
Cellar and Domes Gallery |
Château de Chenonceau from Diane's garden |
Château de Chenonceau from Diane's garden |
The Marques Tower from Diane's Garden
The medieval keep is the last vestige of the previous château, located in what is now the forecourt, still surrounded by moats
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The Domes Gallery and Chancellerie from Diane's Garden |
Château de Chenonceau from Diane's garden |
The Château de Chenonceau, on the Cher River. |
Outside of the gallery spanning the Cher River |
