Chateau d'Usse orlando

Make money from your photos, videos and blogs. Get Started Now!

Chateau D'Ussé, also known as the "Sleeping Beauty Castle", was our next stop and our jaws dropped when we first caught sight beautiful, awe-inspiring castle. It seems that things are made of fairy tales, with its many turrets and towers, its gardens, designed by the gardener who designed Versailles' gardens. Legend has it that the writer Charles Perrault was inspired by the romantic atmosphere of the castle ehwritten in the history of "Sleeping Beauty" during his stay at the Chateau D'siamoSE.

After taking hundreds of images Ussé, we headed off Langeais to visit his castle, one of the few remaining in the world to still have the original bridge.

The Chateau de Langeais was originally built as a fortress in the 10th century, however, the original structure was destroyed in the Hundred Years War and was later recognizedbuilt by King Louis X, in the 15th century to take his place in history as one of the most famous examples of late medieval architecture. The great salonedel castle was the setting for the marriage between Anne of Britain and King Charles VIII in 1491, joining the permanent Britain and Fra