I love It too. The Loiret Valley was the most famous place in the world in Medieval Europe. France's downfall was originally a tragedy orchestrated by the Illuminatti, the Rebels, invadors and NAPOLEONICs. France's ruins still stands even after the re-constructions of It's old architectures.
Princess Diana's marriage from 1981 is a reference from the culture the French Nobles and Monarchs created, the culture and admiration in Christian traditional marriage in a Catholic Church from these Castles, a true fairy-tale, where they originated in the Loiret Valley, where the angels lived.
@@mimamo By the way, Neuschwanstein was built under the influence of the French castle of Pierrefonds, and the original is always better than the copy.Also, Schwerin Castle is built in the likeness of the Chambord Castle.The Germans are imitators, albeit talented ones.
My heart sunk when you said Nepoleon the 3rd that was my great great grandfather, thank you so much for sharing your video it beautiful, bless you, Princess Debra Marie
Yes they are some really cool ones and I think the Loire valley area has the best ! But I think after Monday - your opinion might change from France to visiting some other countries ...
Carcassonne is stunning. You would not be disappointed. Perhaps it didn't make the list because it is a city more than a castle but then le Mont St. Michel isn't a castle either
#8 looks like the secret little gem of the lot... I sure would love to check that out. It is the perfect balance of looking like a medieval fortress on the outside but could be amazing on the inside.... and the views~! Wow.... much more manageable size too.
Great list, although these are all "modern" castles (many would say they are more palace than castle). I'm personally more into the Medieval castles built using more rudimentary techniques were the focus was on siege defense and not luxury living.
France built a new medieval castle with techniques and tools of the middle age, the Château de Guédelon. It will be the most "pure" medieval castle when it will be completed.
@@Thunderworks I don't see the point of recreating a Medieval castle, honestly. It doesn't have the rich history behind it that the older ones do. This will be no better than a fake Disneyworld castle imo.
@@Nutty151 Visites le et tu comprendras. Tout est basé sur les techniques anciennes , taille de pierre , forge , peinture , jardin , etc en plus les personnes t'expliquent les techniques Merveilleux a voir , souvenirs inoubliables...
White limestone comes from the Loire Valley, right where Chambord is. Unfortunately, some varieties of that limestone is prone to weathering and degradation.
Fontainebleau would NOT make my list - more of a palace than a chateau and aesthetically a hodge-podge of different styles reflecting its evolution down the centuries - Surprised you left Azay le Rideau off your list, one of the loveliest Loire chateaux - a real gem of a moated Renaissance chateau - Chantilly is pretty superb as well... A factual point - Leonardo was responsible for the design of the double revolution staircase which makes up the central feature of Chambord and not the chateau itself - There were many architects who were involved in the way that Chambord developed, all of whom were supervised by the king, François 1er - So in a way he was the architect - François' reign coincided with that of Henry VIII - Henry was just a couple of years older (I think) - But François only spent a total of 55 days in Chambord and while it's spectacular it is not conducive to comfortable living in the way that the others on your list are - especially the 1st, Chenonceau, which is absolutely gorgeous ...
oui, et les jardins étaient vus de haut !!! sinon leurs dessins ne seraient pas mise en valeur. Les jardins sont toujours plus bas que la terrasse des chateaux, et à l' étage , c' est encore mieux....
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Yes France number one castle's in the world ❤️🇨🇵
France has the most beautiful castles in the world hands down
Disagree. I think that would be Germany. This video even chose a German castle for its thumbnail, lol.
I love It too.
The Loiret Valley was the most famous place in the world in Medieval Europe. France's downfall was originally a tragedy orchestrated by the Illuminatti, the Rebels, invadors and NAPOLEONICs. France's ruins still stands even after the re-constructions of It's old architectures.
Princess Diana's marriage from 1981 is a reference from the culture the French Nobles and Monarchs created, the culture and admiration in Christian traditional marriage in a Catholic Church from these Castles, a true fairy-tale, where they originated in the Loiret Valley, where the angels lived.
Le nombre de châteaux en France est estimé à 45 000 😅
@@mimamo By the way, Neuschwanstein was built under the influence of the French castle of Pierrefonds, and the original is always better than the copy.Also, Schwerin Castle is built in the likeness of the Chambord Castle.The Germans are imitators, albeit talented ones.
Incredible video. I would like to live and work one day in France. Im in love with 🗼🇫🇷
Always like everything from🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵 France
My heart sunk when you said Nepoleon the 3rd that was my great great grandfather, thank you so much for sharing your video it beautiful, bless you, Princess Debra Marie
We love visiting castles, looks like we need to head over to France after the pandemic!
Yes they are some really cool ones and I think the Loire valley area has the best ! But I think after Monday - your opinion might change from France to visiting some other countries ...
I live in the loire valley and grew up visiting these castles, they are simply stunning!
Absolutely stunning! Great list!
Would love to visit castle La Cité in Carcassonne, Chateau Duver also looks stunning.
Carcassonne is stunning. You would not be disappointed. Perhaps it didn't make the list because it is a city more than a castle but then le Mont St. Michel isn't a castle either
#8 looks like the secret little gem of the lot... I sure would love to check that out. It is the perfect balance of looking like a medieval fortress on the outside but could be amazing on the inside.... and the views~! Wow.... much more manageable size too.
I forgot the Black Périgord. In my list would go Beynac
England, USA, France, etc. Beautiful places.
No castles in US...
There is no castle in the United States since it is 200 years old.
@@ChachouLP There are plenty of estates/manors/country homes and beautiful places with incredible architecture (ex: the capital).
Great castles! Especially the 2nd one
Some of these are evidence of why the French Revolution happened.
Hope you're getting your travel on. Now that covid's here to stay
As beautiful as it is, Mont St-Michel is not a castle. It's a village on an island with an abbey on top.
Nice castles, but the highlight was the covid commentary 🤣🤣🤣
Nice accumulation of buildings, someone should orchestrate a tour.
Without a shadow of a doubt...... “chambord castle !! What do you think ?
Chambord was on the list when we went. However, we had to cut it for time. Another reason to go back. We really enjoyed the fun art at Rivau.
@@johnh7718 im glad you liked it...or me it just stood out so its a place i always remember
Wow cool locks I would like to buy one for myself
Nice video, but is the cover photograph not of Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany?
I think it is Chantilly
@@ericsamson919 Eric is right : it is Chantilly 🙂
@@heliedecastanet1882 He's not right. It is Neuschwanstein.
@@mimamo Buy a pair of glasses 😉
Nice but too short still VERY GOOD I love French especially women 😂😂😂
Number 2 its my home 😮
Très beaux châteaux!❤(Brasil)
Thanks for sharing
Hi. Thanks for your lovely video. Can you please tell me how we can get permission to use a drone at these castles.
chenenceau is my fav
Did you visit France and visit all the chateaux yet bro?
Great list, although these are all "modern" castles (many would say they are more palace than castle). I'm personally more into the Medieval castles built using more rudimentary techniques were the focus was on siege defense and not luxury living.
I’m half way into that medieval video it will take a while cos I have a crazy back log -
@@LifestyleHal Ok, I understand. But yeah, the last castle on the list is more of what I had in mind!
France built a new medieval castle with techniques and tools of the middle age, the Château de Guédelon. It will be the most "pure" medieval castle when it will be completed.
@@Thunderworks I don't see the point of recreating a Medieval castle, honestly. It doesn't have the rich history behind it that the older ones do. This will be no better than a fake Disneyworld castle imo.
@@Nutty151
Visites le et tu comprendras.
Tout est basé sur les techniques anciennes , taille de pierre , forge , peinture , jardin , etc en plus les personnes t'expliquent les techniques
Merveilleux a voir , souvenirs inoubliables...
What happened to Versailles?
I bet some of the white limestone used in these places was lifted from the Pyramid.
White limestone comes from the Loire Valley, right where Chambord is. Unfortunately, some varieties of that limestone is prone to weathering and degradation.
Why is the cover/thumbnail of this video of a German castle?
Why do you have Schloss Neuschwanstein as the Thunbmail, that‘s in Germany😂😂
I am not sure about Fontainebleau. Better Carcassone or Queribus in the Cathar region or Azay le Rideau or Amboise. OK for the rest of the list
more castles
Fontainebleau would NOT make my list - more of a palace than a chateau and aesthetically a hodge-podge of different styles reflecting its evolution down the centuries -
Surprised you left Azay le Rideau off your list, one of the loveliest Loire chateaux - a real gem of a moated Renaissance chateau - Chantilly is pretty superb as well...
A factual point - Leonardo was responsible for the design of the double revolution staircase which makes up the central feature of Chambord and not the chateau itself - There were many architects who were involved in the way that Chambord developed, all of whom were supervised by the king, François 1er - So in a way he was the architect - François' reign coincided with that of Henry VIII - Henry was just a couple of years older (I think) - But François only spent a total of 55 days in Chambord and while it's spectacular it is not conducive to comfortable living in the way that the others on your list are - especially the 1st, Chenonceau, which is absolutely gorgeous ...
I never got the chance to visit azay Le rideau
Many kings will not agree with you, we can even add Napoleon.
@@-Griffin- Each to their own....
I was thinking of Chantilly as well
You did not add chantilly?
I will on another video
Just using this to build one of castles in minecraft
Did the C virus e×ist.....no!
Please refrain from swearing so that we can use in classrooms.
why use the F word mid show?
1080p or better video quality would be vastly appreciated for all future videos.
Mont Saint Michel 🇲🇫🇲🇫🦅🦅🦅
Tartarian castles
French gardens seem meh. They are made to be look at from above, not from inside the garden, I'd say
oui, et les jardins étaient vus de haut !!! sinon leurs dessins ne seraient pas mise en valeur. Les jardins sont toujours plus bas que la terrasse des chateaux, et à l' étage , c' est encore mieux....
Omg using swear word lol
Super good, but you’re saying the names completely wrong
I not agree. I am french and he says the names with an accent but correctly
@@EtiennerabatiChenonceau c’est très très mal prononcé, le reste bien.