Within a mere 20 kilometers from Paris's bustling heart lies Château d'Écouen, a masterpiece of French Renaissance architecture that Catherine de Medici and Henri II once called home, now transformed into the National Museum of the Renaissance. The château's opulent chambers house an unparalleled collection of period decorative arts, from intricate tapestries that whisper tales of the 16th century... »
Beyond its commanding position as France's preeminent Renaissance château-turned-museum, this 16th-century architectural masterpiece houses an unparalleled collection of period treasures, including the mesmerizing Story of David and Bathsheba tapestry series and original medieval kitchen facilities that transport visitors through time. The château's twelve meticulously restored period rooms showca... »
Nestled in Écouen, France, the Château d'Écouen is a captivating blend of history and art, housing the National Museum of the Renaissance and showcasing an exquisite collection of items from the Musee de Cluny. The chateau itself is a remarkable architectural gem, steeped in the opulence of its era, offering a unique opportunity to marvel at Renaissance art and artifacts within the walls of a sple... »