Château de Chambord

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Château de Chambord is a grand 16th-century French Renaissance château in the Loire Valley, renowned for its distinctive architecture and association with King Francis I.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Château de Chambord canonical 24
Chambord 4
Count of Chambord 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French Renaissance château
château
historic monument
palace
architecturalStyle French Renaissance
Renaissance
associatedWith Francis I of France
House of Valois
builtFor King Francis I of France
linked to: Francis I of France
category Châteaux of the Loire Valley
constructionMaterial tuffeau limestone
country France
hasAttribution design sometimes attributed in part to Leonardo da Vinci
hasCulturalSignificance iconic example of royal architecture in France
symbol of the French Renaissance
hasFeature central keep with corner towers
distinctive roofline with towers and chimneys
double-helix staircase
extensive park and hunting grounds
moat
hasNumberOfFireplaces over 280 fireplaces
hasNumberOfRooms over 400 rooms
hasNumberOfStaircases over 80 staircases
hasParkArea one of the largest enclosed parks in Europe
hasSymmetry strong axial symmetry
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
influencedBy Italian Renaissance architecture
locatedIn Loir-et-Cher
locatedInArea Loire Valley
locatedInOrNear commune of Chambord
locatedInRegion Centre-Val de Loire
locatedNear Blois
notablePeriod 16th century
openToPublic true
originalFunction royal hunting lodge
ownedBy French state
linked to: France
partOf UNESCO World Heritage Site "Loire Valley between Sully-sur-Loire and Chalonnes"
patron Francis I of France
rooflineDominatedBy lantern tower
situatedOn Cosson River
startOfConstruction 1519
surroundedBy wall enclosing the estate
touristRegion Val de Loire
linked to: Loire Valley
UNESCOInscriptionYear 2000
use museum
tourist attraction
visitedBy millions of tourists annually

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Centre-Val de Loire contains Château de Chambord
Loire Valley between Sully-sur-Loire and Chalonnes-sur-Loire containsChâteau Château de Chambord
French Renaissance Revival influencedBy Château de Chambord
Blois nearbyChâteau Château de Chambord
Le Bourgeois gentilhomme firstPerformancePlace Château de Chambord
Loire Valley châteaux contains Château de Chambord
Garden of France contains Château de Chambord
Loir-et-Cher contains Château de Chambord
Maurice de Saxe deathPlace Château de Chambord
Maurice de Saxe residence Château de Chambord
Gare de Blois – Chambord serves Château de Chambord
Gare de Blois – Chambord providesAccessTo Château de Chambord
Gare de Blois – Chambord namedAfter Chambord
linked to: Château de Chambord
Gare de Blois – Chambord namedAfter Château de Chambord
Loire Valley cultural landscape contains Château de Chambord
Château de Cheverny near Chambord
linked to: Château de Chambord
Cléonte firstPerformedAt Château de Chambord
Dorante originalPerformanceContext court of Louis XIV at Chambord
linked to: Château de Chambord
Mentmore Towers inspiredBy Château de Chambord
Loire Valley contains Château de Chambord
Sologne contains Chambord
linked to: Château de Chambord
Sologne notableChâteau Château de Chambord
Château de Menars nearbyHeritageSite Château de Chambord
Domenico da Cortona notableWork Château de Chambord
Mer hasHeritageSiteNearby Château de Chambord
Jean Le Breton workLocation Château de Chambord
Beast's castle inspiredBy Château de Chambord
Henri, Count of Chambord title Count of Chambord
linked to: Château de Chambord
Treaty of Chambord (1552) placeSigned Chambord
linked to: Château de Chambord
Treaty of Chambord (1552) placeSigned Château de Chambord