Fromthe old keep to the remains of the fortified medieval mill to thegarden of Diane de Poitiers (who became chatelaine in 1547), you canrediscover the Renaissance and the Grand Siècle in another way. Youwill walk in the footsteps of Voltaire, Marivaux, Montesquieu, Buffonand Rousseau, before perhaps returning to your personal iPod tocontinue with music all the way to the restaurant at the Orangerie.
Ipod in Chenonceau
From
Spring 2004, France’s first private castle, the château de Chenonceau,
offers to its guests one of the best experiences
in audio visits. The
castle teamed up with Apple to put together a visit of the most
feminine of monuments using the best of what technology has to offer:
iPod.
