Château and gardens of la Bourdaisière - CRT Centre Val de Loire - EN
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Château and gardens of la Bourdaisière

Château and gardens of la Bourdaisière à MONTLOUIS-SUR-LOIRE © ADT Touraine / Jean-Christophe Coutand 6

Constructed in 1520 by Philibert Babou, birthplace of Gabrielle d’Estrées, favourite of Henry IV. 16th century outbuildings, English style garden, kitchen garden, rose garden, “Conservatoire de la Tomate” (650 varieties of tomatoes).

Opening times

From 02/04/2024 to 31/10/2024

Opening days :

  • monday from 10h00 to 19h00
  • tuesday from 10h00 to 19h00
  • wednesday from 10h00 to 19h00
  • thursday from 10h00 to 19h00
  • friday from 10h00 to 19h00
  • saturday from 10h00 to 19h00
  • sunday from 10h00 to 19h00

Certification labels

  • La Loire à Vélo
  • Accueil Vélo site de visite et de loisirs
  • Escapades aux jardins
  • Parcs et Jardins en région Centre
  • Plant collection
  • Herbs / medicinal plants
  • Vegetable garden
  • Greenhouse and orangery
  • Listed or registered (CNMHS)

Prices & Payment methods

  • Full adult price : 12€
  • Discount rate : 8€
  • : 34€

Payment methods

  • Debit cards
  • Cheques
  • Holiday vouchers
  • Cash
  • Money transfer

Availability

Description

Description of heritage

  • Descriptif du centre d'interprétation
    The cheerful garden patches are what makes La Bourdaisière unique, as well as its Tomato Conservatory that houses no less than 600 heirloom varieties. The 55-hectare park planted with trees also houses a dahlia garden, an ancient orchard and a beautiful collection of medicinal plants. Formerly a medieval fortress, the castle underwent many transformations before finally becoming a hotel.

  • Descriptif du parc et jardin
    The cheerful garden patches are what makes La Bourdaisière unique, as well as its Tomato Conservatory that houses no less than 600 heirloom varieties. The 55-hectare park planted with trees also houses a dahlia garden, an ancient orchard and a beautiful collection of medicinal plants. Formerly a medieval fortress, the castle underwent many transformations before finally becoming a hotel.

  • Descriptif du musée
    The cheerful garden patches are what makes La Bourdaisière unique, as well as its Tomato Conservatory that houses no less than 600 heirloom varieties. The 55-hectare park planted with trees also houses a dahlia garden, an ancient orchard and a beautiful collection of medicinal plants. Formerly a medieval fortress, the castle underwent many transformations before finally becoming a hotel.

  • Descriptif du site et monument historique
    The cheerful garden patches are what makes La Bourdaisière unique, as well as its Tomato Conservatory that houses no less than 600 heirloom varieties. The 55-hectare park planted with trees also houses a dahlia garden, an ancient orchard and a beautiful collection of medicinal plants. Formerly a medieval fortress, the castle underwent many transformations before finally becoming a hotel.

Spoken languages

  • French
  • English

Catering

  • Restauration sur place

Services

  • Shop
  • Bicycle hire

Facilities

  • Bar / refreshment bar
  • Shop
  • Luggage storage
  • Hall hire
  • Bicycle hire
  • Parking
  • Catering on site
  • Fully equipped meeting room
  • Bus parking

Group

Groups accepted

  • Minimum group size: 20

Visit

Languages of the visit :
  • French

Average duration of the group visit: 02h00
Average duration of the individual visit:02h00

Activities

On site

  • Temporary exhibitions

Location

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