About
The Château de Langeais stands in the town of Langeais in the Indre-et-Loire department of France, at Place Pierre de Brosse. It is a fortress château dating from the 15th century, and it is known to visitors as the Castle of Langeais.
What to see
The château is recognised for its medieval architecture and for its distinctive drawbridge, which gives the approach a strong sense of the building's defensive origins. Inside, the rooms hold a collection of furnishings and tapestries from the 15th and 16th centuries, so the visit combines the feel of a fortress with a close look at the domestic interiors of that period.
Who it suits
- Visitors interested in medieval architecture and castle life
- Those who enjoy historic furniture and tapestries
- Travellers exploring the Loire Valley and its châteaux
Because the château is a single site rather than a large complex, a visit can fit comfortably into a day of touring the area. The town of Langeais sits along the Loire, so a walk through its streets pairs naturally with time spent at the castle.
Planning your visit
To check current arrangements before you travel, you can telephone the château on +33 2 47 96 72 60, or write to it at Place Pierre de Brosse, 37130 Langeais, France.