It is justly famous~a stunning Renaissance building to which, in the mid-16th century, Diane de Poitiers added a brilliant wing, in the form of a galleried bridge spanning the river Cher. Her garden was also famous, and is one of the best documented of its period.
We saved this breathtaking 'Chenonceaux' as a treat for my birthday, knowing that it would be fabulous! We pretty much spent the whole day there~inside, outside, gardens, potager, IPod tour, history, little picnic in a secluded corner~yes fabulous, fabulous!
3 comments:
You've got to stop with these pictures - I am so contemplating selling all our belongings and booking a trip to France LOL! These are wonderful photos - I have so longed to go here and I love at least getting a beautiful vicarious tour since the real thing is not in the realm of possibility. Thanks for sharing these gorgeous pictures and memories!
Gorgeous Cheri!!!
All I can say is WOW!!! Mom
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