Château de Beauregard is a 40-hectare estate in the Loire Valley classified as a historical monument since 1840. Originally a 16th-century hunting lodge of François I, it remains in the same family since 1926. The castle is renowned for its Galerie des Illustres, housing Europe's largest portrait gallery with 327 portraits spanning three centuries of French and European political history. The landscaped park features a Portrait Garden designed by renowned architect Gilles Clément. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, children's activities, and dining facilities in this jewel of the Loire Valley.
