Discover the stunning Château de Chambord, an architectural masterpiece of the French Renaissance. Skip the ticket line and explore one of the largest and most recognizable châteaux in the world, renowned for its distinctive design and royal history.
- Skip the ticket line to enter one of the most famous châteaux in France
- Explore 440 rooms, 282 fireplaces, and 84 staircases in this architectural wonder
- Walk the same halls as King Francis I, who built the château as a hunting lodge
- Marvel at the double-spiral staircase, possibly designed by Leonardo da Vinci
- Stroll through the extensive gardens and enjoy the views from the rooftop
The Château de Chambord, located in the Loire Valley, is an extraordinary example of French Renaissance architecture. Built by King Francis I in the 16th century, this grand château was designed as a hunting lodge but stands today as one of the most iconic landmarks in France.
The massive château features 440 rooms, 282 fireplaces, and 84 staircases, including the famous double-spiral staircase that ascends three floors without the two spirals ever meeting. The building's asymmetrical roofline, with its towers and chimneys, is reminiscent of a city skyline, offering breathtaking views from its terraces.
Chambord's interior is a fascinating blend of medieval and Renaissance styles, featuring vast rooms, grand halls, and intricate sculptures. Outside, you can explore the château's beautifully landscaped gardens, enclosed by a 31-kilometer wall, making it the largest enclosed park in Europe.
As you wander through the château, you’ll also learn about its rich history, from its construction under Francis I to its role in housing art treasures during World War II. A visit to Chambord is not just a step back in time but a journey through the history of French royalty and art.
- Skip-the-ticket-line entry to Château de Chambord
- Access to the château, formal gardens, and park
- Entry to the famous double-spiral staircase
- Visit to the rooftop terraces with panoramic views
- Guided tour
- Transportation to and from the château
- Opening hours:
- January 2 to January 7: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- January 8 to March 29: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- March 30 to October 27: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- October 28 to December 31: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Last entry 30 minutes before closing
- The château is closed on January 1, March 21, and December 25, 2024
- The park is open all year round
- Non-refundable
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