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Royal Blois Castle
Royal Amboise Castle
Clos Lucé Castle
Royal Blois Castle
Royal Amboise Castle
Clos Lucé Castle
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Chambord Castle
Royal Blois Castle
Chambord Castle
Royal Blois Castle
The most extraordinary feature of the Château de Blois is its grand architecture that displays not just one or two, but 4 major epochs of French architectural styles. Built between the middle ages (13th century) and 17th century, what you see is four grand wings - Gothic: Medieval Fortress, Flamboyant Gothic: Louis XII Wing, Early Renaissance: François I Wing and Classical: Gaston, Duke of Orléans Wing. Take your time and marvel at the grandeur of these facades and soak in the rich history of this attraction.
The Château houses the Blois Fine Arts Museum in the flamboyant Gothic Louis XII Wing. Thousands of prominent sculptures, paintings and tapestries from the 16th to 19th century are on display here. Some of the centerpiece paintings (a total of 300 in number) are works of French greats, the likes of Rubens, Ingres and Boucher. The museum also offers an original visitor’s pathway app, the use of which appeals to the five senses.
One of the biggest and the most dramatic festivals to experience at the Château de Blois is the unique Sound & Light Show. It takes place every evening from late April to late September, as a tribute to the Royal Château. The event has huge 360° video mapping projections on display to showcase the splendid architecture and history of the courtyard. Expect extraordinary lighting and narration; in short, a spectacle that brings alive the love, dramas and secrets of the Château.
With about 400 HistoPads or digital pads at the disposal of visitors, one can now visit the Château de Blois in augmented reality. This cutting-edge technology offers shockingly immersive experiences by animating decors, customs, lives of the sovereigns and their court. You get to live and learn about the architecture of the Château, interact with the site through a virtual treasure hunt, experience 3D reproductions of the Château’s four periods of construction and be a present and interactive participant throughout.
The beautiful Château de Blois is an integral part of French history as it has been the residence of several French Kings. Located right in the heart of the city of Blois, Château de Blois is a castle at the Loir-et-Cher department of Loire Valley, France. With the Blois railway station nearby, the chateau at the 6 Place du Château, 41000 Blois, France is a destination where tourists can easily visit by taking a train from Paris.
The Château de Blois is open every day except for 25th December and 1st January. Timings differ during different times of the year:
The last admission is half an hour before the court closes. Visitors are advised to spend between 1 to 1 and half hours exploring the royal Château.
Address: 6 Place du Château, 41000 Blois, France
A: Yes, you can buy Château de Blois tickets online.
A: Yes, the Château de Blois tour is now open. You can buy Château de Blois tickets to gain access to the site.
A: Yes, all appropriate and government-enforced Covid-19 safety rules and guidelines are in place.
A: No, Château de Blois tickets are not refundable. Certain sites offer a refund only if canceled at least 24 hours before visit.
A: Yes, group discounts and combined tickets discounts are available on Château de Blois tickets.
A: The best way to buy Château de Blois tickets is to buy them online to avail of the best deals and discounts, while ensuring the practice of social distancing - thus saving both money and time.
A: The best time to visit Château de Blois is during the weekdays in the early hours. Avoid the weekends to avoid the rush of crowd