Cities and tourist sites : - Blois (12 km): Historic town with its royal castle, its cathedral and the House of Magic, which traces the life of the famous illusionist Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin. - Chaumont-sur-Loire (8 km): Village famous for its castle overlooking the Loire and the Domaine de Chaumont, which hosts the International Garden Festival each year. - Amboise (22 km): Town where Leonardo da Vinci spent his last years, with the Royal Château of Amboise and Clos Lucé, the artist's former residence. - Tours (45 km): Large city in the region, with a Gothic cathedral, a medieval district and numerous bars and restaurants in the Les Halles district. - ZooParc de Beauval (45 km): Considered one of the most beautiful zoos in the world, it is home to more than 35,000 animals, including giant pandas, white tigers and many other exotic animals. The park offers shows and activities for the whole family. Loire castles : - Château de Blois (12 km): A royal castle steeped in history, former residence of many kings of France and site of the assassination of the Duke of Guise. - Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire (8 km): Perched above the Loire, this Renaissance castle is known for its gardens and its International Garden Festival. - Château de Chambord (35 km): A Renaissance masterpiece, with its spectacular architecture, its 440 rooms and its double revolution staircase attributed to Leonardo da Vinci. - Château de Cheverny (25 km): This classic castle is famous for its perfectly preserved period furniture and served as inspiration for the Château de Moulinsart in the adventures of Tintin. - Château de Chenonceau (30 km): Known as the “Château des Dames,” this monument spanning the Cher is famous for its gardens created by Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Medici.