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Central France
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This is the France of castles. Those with a more medieval feel in Burgundy around Auxerre, but above all the famous and magnificent châteaux of the Loire, built in the purest Renaissance style. Whether they are world-renowned like Chambord, Chenonceau, or Azay-le-Rideau, or more "hidden gems" like many others, they alone justify a visit to the region.
Introducing Central France Geography and Environment of Central France Climate and Weather in Central France Culture, Society, and Customs of Central France Cuisine of Central France What to See in Central France Things to Do in Central France Suggested Trips and Itineraries in Central France Getting to Central France Getting Around Central France Accommodation in Central France Other Practical Information for Central France Living in Central France
Introducing Central France Geography and Environment of Central France Climate and Weather in Central France Culture, Society, and Customs of Central France Cuisine of Central France What to See in Central France Things to Do in Central France Suggested Trips and Itineraries in Central France Getting to Central France Getting Around Central France Accommodation in Central France Other Practical Information for Central France Living in Central France

Covers Centre-Val de Loire and the former Burgundy region.
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- Introducing Central France
- Geography and Environment of Central France
- Climate and Weather in Central France
- Culture, Society, and Customs of Central France
- Cuisine of Central France
- What to See in Central France
- Things to Do in Central France
- Suggested Trips and Itineraries in Central France
- Getting to Central France
- Getting Around Central France
- Accommodation in Central France
- Other Practical Information for Central France
- Living in Central France
- Cher
- Côte-d'Or
- Eure-et-Loir
- Indre
- Indre-et-Loire
- Loir-et-Cher
- Loiret
- Nièvre
- Saône-et-Loire
- Yonne