Discover Amboise’s Renaissance castles in a vintage sidecar. Perfect for families and friends seeking adventure or a scenic, gentle ride.
Discover Amboise’s Renaissance castles in a vintage sidecar. Perfect for families and friends seeking adventure or a scenic, gentle ride.
- Amboise - Amboise is renowned for its royal castle, the expansive 15th-century residence of Charles VIII, which includes the tomb of Leonardo da Vinci, royal apartments, gardens, and underground passages. Nearby, the Château du Clos Lucé, once home to Leonardo da Vinci, is where he resided until his passing in 1519.
- Chenonceaux - Chenonceau…
- Amboise - Amboise is renowned for its royal castle, the expansive 15th-century residence of Charles VIII, which includes the tomb of Leonardo da Vinci, royal apartments, gardens, and underground passages. Nearby, the Château du Clos Lucé, once home to Leonardo da Vinci, is where he resided until his passing in 1519.
- Chenonceaux - Chenonceau Castle is an outstanding example of late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture. Its distinctive design, with arches spanning the Cher River, makes it a visually stunning site. Often referred to as the “Château des Dames,” it highlights the significant roles women, particularly Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Medici, played in its history.
- Montrichard - Also known as Château de Montfort, Château de Montrichard is a medieval fortress situated on the banks of the Cher, offering sweeping views of the city and river.
- Cheverny - The Château de Cheverny is a gem of the Loire Valley, celebrated for its magnificent classical 17th-century architecture, period furnishings, and meticulously maintained gardens. The castle has been continuously inhabited by the same family for over six centuries. It is linked to Tintin, the beloved comic book character, with a permanent exhibition showcasing Tintin-related items and decorations.
- Chambord - The Château de Chambord is a Renaissance architectural masterpiece. Constructed in the 16th century during the reign of François I, it is notable for its extraordinary architecture, featuring towers, chimneys, and a remarkable double helix staircase.
- Blois - The Royal Castle of Blois is a landmark of the city, offering a unique representation of French architecture through the ages, with sections built during the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the 17th and 18th centuries.
- Chaumont-sur-Loire - The Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire is a key attraction of the city. Built in the 15th century, the castle provides breathtaking views of the Loire Valley.

- Private transportation
- Mandatory equipment (helmet and gloves)
- Visit of a castle or wine cellar
- Pilot-guide
- Private transportation
- Mandatory equipment (helmet and gloves)
- Visit of a castle or wine cellar
- Pilot-guide
- Lunch
- Lunch
Embark on a unique sidecar adventure! Be captivated by the grandeur of Renaissance masterpieces such as the castles of Amboise, Chenonceau, Cheverny, Blois, and Chaumont-sur-Loire. Their beauty is even more enchanting when viewed from our authentic sidecars. Enjoy a vintage atmosphere for the most delightful tour in Touraine! The sidecar offers a…
Embark on a unique sidecar adventure! Be captivated by the grandeur of Renaissance masterpieces such as the castles of Amboise, Chenonceau, Cheverny, Blois, and Chaumont-sur-Loire. Their beauty is even more enchanting when viewed from our authentic sidecars. Enjoy a vintage atmosphere for the most delightful tour in Touraine! The sidecar offers a distinctive and ideal way to admire the stunning landscapes. It is very comfortable and accessible to everyone, making it perfect for families, friends, and those seeking either adventure or a leisurely ride.
- 2 passengers can board by sidecar
- This description is a suggestion. Other proposals will be made depending on your program and the weather
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.