Château de Chambord
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Château de Chambord

Chambord, France

Château de Chambord is a large and famous castle in France, known for its unique and elaborate French Renaissance architecture. It has many towers, a double-helix staircase, and over 400 rooms. Originally built as a hunting lodge for King Francis I, it remains a symbol of royal power and Renaissance design.
  • France Exclusive
  • First Release 13 November 2022
  • Stamp Series Castles in Europe

Where is it?

41250 Chambord, France

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  • Stamp Store 🇫🇷 France
  • Castles in Europe 49
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