Château Royal d'Amboise

Château Royal d'Amboise, also known as the Royal Castle of Amboise, is a historic château that dates back to the 15th century. It is situated in Amboise, a small medieval town in the Loire Valley of France. The château was once the residence of the French kings, including King Francis I, and is known for its beautiful architecture and stunning views of the town and surrounding countryside. Visitors can tour the château and explore its many rooms and gardens, where they can learn about the castle's rich history.

Cimetière Musulman du Château d’Amboise, or the Muslim Cemetery of Amboise Castle, is a burial ground located next to the Château Royal d'Amboise. It is home to the graves of Moroccan soldiers and diplomats who served in France during World War II. The cemetery is a symbol of the strong ties between France and Morocco, and is a peaceful and tranquil place to pay respects and reflect on the sacrifices made during the war. Visitors are welcome to visit the cemetery and pay their respects, but are reminded to do so with sensitivity and respect for the graves and the families of those buried there.