- Gardens: nature tamed
- Arboretum des Barres, the forest of the five continents
- Château d'Ainay-le-Vieil, a paradise of green and roses
- The Gardens of Château d'Azay-le-Ferron: a living chessboard
- The Château de Chamerolles: gardens of scent and perfume
- At Château de Chenonceau, enjoy the gardens of Diane and Catherine
- Le Rivau and its fairytale gardens
- An open book: the garden of George Sand's estate
- Chaumont-sur-Loire Garden Festival: a source of inspiration and magic
- Strawberries and gardens of the Château du Moulin
- Bois Richeux, an intimate garden for a weekend visit
- La Mardelle Garden, a real passion
- Rose garden at Roquelin
- The Jardin des Merveilles, a botanist's collection
- Le Plessis Sasnières garden, the intimacy of the countryside
- The gardens of Drulon, where flowers and sculptures grow
- The gardens of Thiron-Gardais Abbey, a meditative stroll
- The gardens and terraces of Valmer and its famous vegetable garden
- Villandry, or the art of gardens...
- The gardens of Orsan Priory, or the promise of celestial paradise
- Le Grand Courtoiseau, a writers' garden
- Les Grandes Bruyères, an oasis in the forest of Orléans
- La Source floral park: relaxation, leisure and knowledge guaranteed
- Château de Talcy, a conservatory-orchard on a poetic backdrop
An open book:
the garden of George Sand's estate
George Sand (1804-1876) spent most of her life in her home in Nohant-Vic. As well as her passion or writing, she was an extremely keen gardener. You can well imagine this creative woman finding her inspiration in the greenery of her garden. As she did so many times, you can walk around the rose garden, the cedar garden, the scents garden. The "Good Lady of Nohant" is omnipresent everywhere on this estate. She lies here now, in the private cemetery of the family, not far from the two big cedar trees symbolising the birth of her children.
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DESTINATION JARDINS’ IN THE LOIRE VALLEY REGION
Fall under the charm… For garden-lovers – experts or otherwise – the Loire Valley Tourist Board has recently published a new brochure entitled "Destination jardins en région Centre". Historic, contemporary, medieval, vegetable, botanical – this brochure has selected 24 wonderful gardens for you to discover in the Loire Valley, Berry and Eure et Loir regions. There is a page for each garden, and features on special moments in the year and organised events, all of them bound to make you want to spend some time with friends or family in these gardens, unique, exceptional places to be discovered and rediscovered each season…