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The famous staircase that King Francis I is said to have built at Château de Chambord in France’s Loire Valley so his mistresses would never come face to face.Two people can climb it at the same time and see each other through the openings, but they never meet. This 16th-century staircase, right in the center of the château, is made of two separate ramps that wind around each other, and its design is thought to be inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches.Did you know? 🎓

The famous staircase that King Francis I is said to have built at Château de Chambord in France’s Loire Valley so his mistresses would never come face to face.Two people can climb it at the same time and see each other through the openings, but they never meet. This 16th-century staircase, right in the center of the château, is made of two separate ramps that wind around each other, and its design is thought to be inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches.Did you know? 🎓
The famous staircase that King Francis I is said to have built at Château de Chambord in France’s Loire Valley so his mistresses would never come face to face.Two people can climb it at the same time and see each other through the openings, but they never meet. This 16th-century staircase, right in the center of the château, is made of two separate ramps that wind around each other, and its design is thought to be inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches.Did you know? 🎓

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