The Cheverny castle, located in the Loire Valley of France, is renowned for its classic 17th century architecture and ornately furnished and decorated interiors.

It is one of the rare castles in the region that has been continuously inhabited by the same family since its construction.

Cheverny is also famous for having inspired the Château de Moulinsart in the adventures of Tintin, created by Hergé.

The grounds offer not only tours of the château but also its magnificent gardens, and it regularly organizes exhibitions and cultural events.