The main core of Chateau
Chambourd is the staircase. It may or may not have been designed by
Leonardo da Vinci. It has four entrances at each level and a person
can be walking up from each one and never meet the others but see
them through windows at various points. As you can also see the halls
were massive.
It was so massive that, as it was
mid March, it was freezing cold. The fires the staff had in the fireplaces
were excellent spots to take a break.
Here is a handy map of the
place. In upper floors only the central castle and w wing on each
side continues upwards. It would also make a great map for a role
playing game.
This was the symbol for
King Francis; a salamander.
This is the hunting room
with various trophies.
Another huge room with
huge paintings. The rooms we were allowed in, the main "inner castle" area on the ground floor were mostly super large rooms.
Here I am going up the stairs taken from the opposing stair.
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