This 45-minute show features horses and riders in colourful, François I-themed dress, and birds of prey.
Château de Chambord Equestrian Show
The Loire Valley
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29.08 MILES
Spanning the languid Cher River atop a graceful arched bridge, Chenonceau is one of France's most elegant châteaux. It's hard not to be moved and…
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