Maison du Vieux Amboise

The provided research materials do not contain specific information regarding the Maison du Vieux Amboise in Amboise, France. The available texts focus on other major attractions and accommodations in the town.

One source details the Château Royal d'Amboise, describing it as the cradle of the French Renaissance. It was transformed from a medieval fortress into a Renaissance palace by King Charles VIII after his 1494 Italian campaign, introducing Italian artists and architectural styles to the Loire Valley. Another source highlights the Château du Clos-Lucé, Leonardo da Vinci’s final home.

A third source describes Le Vieux Manoir, an 18th-century private estate and villa located at 13 Rue Rabelais. It features ancient stone walls and exquisite gardens and serves as accommodation. It is open Monday through Sunday from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

There is no evidence in the provided texts of a specific tourist attraction or museum named "Maison du Vieux Amboise." It is possible that this refers to a private residence, a small local museum not covered in these general guides, or that the name is confused with Le Vieux Manoir. Amboise is known for its royal heritage and connection to Leonardo da Vinci, but the current research does not document a specific site by this name.

Travelers interested in Amboise’s history are advised to visit the Château Royal d'Amboise and the Clos-Lucé. For accurate information on any specific houses or museums in Amboise, consulting the official Amboise tourism resources or local directories is recommended. The provided texts do not support a description of the Maison du Vieux Amboise, as the necessary logistical, historical, and contextual details are absent.