| Sherrill, from New York State, USA,
wrote: |
| I visited Azay le Rideau many
years ago when I was a teenager travelling in the Loire Valley with my
family. Of all the chateaux we saw on that trip, it is the beautiful
Azay le Rideau I cherish in memory. I am going to put up your aerial
view as wallpaper on my computer! Thanks so much for bringing it all
back. |
| Ethan, 22, from Virginia, wrote: |
| No, it isn't as big as Chenonceau.
And the gardens don't compare to Villandry. But the charm of this
place is incredible! Every room was beautifully decorated, and the
landscaped grounds made me wish I had been there in the chateau's prime.
A wonderful and memorable place. |
| Brittany, 15, from New Lenox, wrote: |
| Azay le Rideau is a pretty nice castle.
though it doesn't stand out as much as the other popular ones do, it is
still recognizable and very attractive to the eye. |
| Daniel, 44, from Atlanta wrote: |
| As difficult as it is to compare Azay le
Rideau with the larger castles like Chenonceau and Chambord, its setting
alone made it a standout for us on a recent visit. The village that
surrounds it was one of the most picture-perfect of any on our five
country tour, and the castle itself is in a gorgeous setting. To
be honest, I liked it better than Chambord! |
| Maxshay, 24, from USA, wrote: |
| When my family and visited the
Azay Le Rideau it took my breath away. It was amazing. The
architecture was astonishing. I have always dreamed of visiting a
castle, especially this one. I wished I could have stayed there longer.
I hope I can visit there again soon. |
| KGM 46, from Maine, wrote: |
| Azay le Rideau is a Fairy Tale castle
from the outside. The interior is not as spectacular, except for an
Italian marble staircase, because it is not furnished. I really
felt that that detracted from the overall impression of the castle. |
| Sergio Marulanda, 24, from, Colombia,
wrote: |
| Azay le Rideau is a precious castle. It is
not the most famous in France compared to Chenonceau or Cahmbord, but it
certainly has its charms. It breaths history. In my
opinion it is a medieval house. It is not that big, but still has
the arquitecture typical of any of its peers in France. If you are
in the Loire Valley it, don't miss it. |
