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The aged da Vinci was invited by King François I of France to spend the rest of his life in Amboise on the Loire River. He died peacefully, receiving the king's utmost hospitality. And his tomb is located within the Château de Amboise. Many of you are probably familiar with this story. However, there's a rather shocking story: da Vinci isn't in his tomb. What's the story? Let's explore what happened during the Napoleonic era. Everyone going to Europe should read this series! [Art and Humanities Travel] (3 volumes) Italy, Paris, Spain A must-read for traveling to Italy [Art and Humanities Travel] Art and Humanities, Da Vinci, Leonardo da Vinci, Amboise, François I, France Travel, Loire Riverside, Close Lucé, Italy Travel, Milan Travel, Mona Lisa, Château d'Amboise, Da Vinci's Tomb, Saint-Hubert, Saint-Hubert, Saint-Florentin, Napoleon, Roger Ducauld, Arsene Housset, Ingres, Château de Chambord, Lorenzo II