FamxplorCathédrale Saint-Louis
What to expect
The Cathédrale Saint-Louis is a historic monument situated in Blois, France. It has a rich history, with the 10th-century church being rebuilt several times during the 12th, 16th, and 17th centuries, with additions in the 19th century. The cathedral features contemporary stained-glass windows in the nave and aisles, which are the work of Dutch artist Jan Dibbets. The cathedral also contains a 'Clicquot 1703' grand organ, offered by Louis XIV. The cathedral is located near the Loire River and is close to other notable landmarks, such as the Château de Blois and the Bishopric gardens, which offer a garden of the senses, an aromatic garden, play areas, and a rose garden. The area is popular with families and offers a variety of activities for children
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Visit Loir et Cher, what to do? Between castles and nature
Activities: We explored the charming streets around the Saint-Louis Cathedral, including the Grand Degré Saint-Louis, a street-staircase. We also enjoyed the gardens on the terraces of the bishopric, which offer stunning views of the Loire River
Highlights: The kids loved the labyrinthine streets and the views from the Denis Papin staircase. We enjoyed the peace and beauty of the gardens and the view of the Loire River ✨