Chenonceau Castle over the Cher River, Indre et Loire (France)

"I absolutely do not want to be locked up in anything other than a pine box and I charge my successors, wherever I die, to have me transported to Chenonceau with the greatest simplicity and to place me in the place that I will have marked."

Louise Dupin, 

buried in Chenonceau Castle

Chateau de Chenonceau spanning the Cher River in Chenonceau, Indre-et-Loire (France)

Sweet are thy amorous precincts, Cher!
Spangled with flowers thy meadows are;
Fair as of old thy tangled woods
And clear and deep thy gushing floods.
Yon stately pile is fresh and gay,
As time had cast his scythe away:
Since unchaste Dian drew her bow,
With hound and horn at Chenonceaux.

Excerpt from an anonymous poem