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Chambord Castle & Gardens Tickets

Skip the lines and explore the Loire’s largest château, an icon of French Renaissance design.

Everything you get: Explore 426 rooms, once reserved for royalty. Climb the legendary double-helix staircase said to be designed by Leonardo da Vinci himself. Wander rooftop terraces, grand halls, and the 17-acre formal gardens revived to their 18th-century glory—dotted with rose beds, reflecting pools, and sculpted hedges. Enjoy a free visitor’s guide and a 20‑minute castle film.
Why choose this: Enjoy at your own pace—just you, a handy multilingual guide, and 426 rooms of Renaissance brilliance—from its storybook towers to its silent stone chambers.
Upgrades: Add a Histopad and explore via 3D re-creations, audio tours & treasure hunts across the château.

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Loire Valley castle‑hopping made simple

You’re in the heart of France’s royal playground! The Loire Valley or the “Garden of France” is home to over fifty public châteaux. The most popular ones like Chambord, Chenonceau, and Blois are all within easy reach.

We’ve simplified the Which, Whys, and Hows for you!

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Chambord & Chenonceau Castles

Visit Chambord Castle and Chenonceau Castle and get the ultimate royal experience with this value-for-money combo ticket.
Explore 60 royal rooms in the Chambord Castle.
Walk around the temporary exhibitions in Chambord.
Climb up the double-helix staircase, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, in the castle.
Stand in the royal quarters of Chenonceau Castle and take in the lavish decor of the interior.
Take a look at the vintage roayl collection of tapestries, paintings and furniture.
Take in the delightful view of the castle gardens beside the Cher river.
Due to capacity management, you must reserve a timeslot on the official website of Chenonceau Castle after your reservation. The link to make this reservation will be shared with you on the voucher you'll receive after booking.

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Chambord, Chenonceau & Amboise Castles

Enter three famous Loire Valley Castles with a single ticket - and save on ticket prices while you're at it!
With your ticket, use the opportunity to take dreamy photos of the Château Chenonceau, and enjoy a romantic stroll through the royal gardens.
Due to capacity management, you must reserve a timeslot on the official website of Chenonceau Castle after your reservation. The link to make this reservation will be shared with you on the voucher you'll receive after booking.
Marvel at the double helix staircase in Château de Chambord, and get access to the temporary exhibitions at the castle.
The Renaissance residence that is the Château Royal d'Amboise is simply stunning; it is also home to the tomb of Leonardo da Vinci, where you can pay your respects.

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Combo (Save 5%): Chambord + 2 Loire Valley Castles

The easiest, most cost-effective way to see 3 beautiful châteaux in one go—including the Loire’s largest.

Everything you get at Chambord: Skip the ticket lines and enter a world of Renaissance grandeur. Climb Da Vinci’s double-helix staircase, explore over 60 rooms filled with vaulted ceilings and carved salamanders, and stroll through 17 acres of formal French gardens.
Everything you get at your 2 chosen castles: Depending on your selection, stroll Chenonceau’s bridge-gallery over the River Cher, visit Da Vinci’s final residence at Clos Lucé, honour his tomb in Amboise, trace 400 years of façades at Blois, or immerse yourself in Chaumont’s avant-garde Garden Festival—all with skip-the-line entry included.
Why choose this: From Da Vinci’s inventions to royal scandals and riverside retreats, this ticket is your all-access pass to the Loire’s greatest hits, without the hassle of multiple bookings or surprise fees.

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Leonardo Da Vinci Pass : Chambord, Clos Lucé & Amboise

Use this money-saver combo ticket to visit castles that were closely connected to Leonardo da Vinci: the Chambord, Clos Lucé, and Royal d'Amboise Castles!
Head over to Château du Clos Lucé, most popularly known as Leonardo da Vinci’s last home.
Discover art and sculptures, as well as a wide display of the Italian maestro’s best inventions here.
At Royal d'Amboise, enter the castle's chapel, and pay your respects to Leonardo da Vinci, where he lies to rest.
Opt for the Chambord option to go up the impressive double helix staircase that was inspired by Leonardo da Vinci.
It is designed such that you can go up one side without meeting someone descending from the other side!

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Combo: Chambord + 1 Loire Valley Castle

One ticket, two icons—skip the lines and save on entry at Chambord plus a Loire castle of your choice.

Everything you get at Chambord: Unlock the doors to France’s grandest château. Climb spiral staircases inspired by Da Vinci, peek into royal apartments, and take in sweeping views from the rooftop. Then, walk the gardens restored to their 18th-century blueprint—once laid out to impress kings.
Everything you get at your chosen castle: Choose your companion castle: honor Da Vinci’s legacy at Amboise or Clos Lucé, stroll Chenonceau’s river-spanning bridge, get lost in Blois’s mix of Gothic and Renaissance wings, or explore Chaumont’s cutting-edge garden installations (April–Nov). Each ticket includes skip-the-line access.
Why choose this combo: See two signature Loire châteaux with one ticket—no extra bookings, no extra queues, and up to €15 saved versus buying separately.

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Chenonceau + 2 Loire Valley Castle Combo

Visit three of the Loire Valley’s most iconic castles—each with its own story, style, and legend.

Everything you get at Chenonceau: Skip lines and explore the 'Ladies’ Castle'—built, designed, and defended by powerful women of the French court. Discover floral-furnished halls, Renaissance tapestries, and the famous gallery stretching over the River Cher. Includes a multilingual visitor brochure.
Everything you get at your 2 chosen castles: Depending on your selection, access da Vinci’s home at Clos Lucé and his inventions, pay tribute at his tomb in Amboise, trace royal façades and political intrigue in Blois, admire the floral artistry of Chaumont’s Garden Festival, or climb Chambord’s rooftops after a walk through its vast hunting estate—all with skip-the-line entry and immersive add-ons like HistoPads or multilingual guides.
Why choose this: This is your all-in-one pass to three of the Loire’s most popular castles—without juggling bookings, entry lines, or extra fees. More exploration and insights, less hassle.

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Chenonceau + 1 Loire Valley Castle Combo

Save time and money while exploring Chenonceau plus another iconic Loire château of your choice.

Everything you get at Chenonceau: Skip the lines at the “Ladies’ Château” gracefully spanning the Cher River. Explore Renaissance rooms, royal-designed gardens, and the elegant riverside gallery. Includes a multilingual brochure.
Everything you get at your chosen castle: Pick your pair—climb Chambord’s Da Vinci staircase, visit Da Vinci’s final home at Clos Lucé, explore royal tombs at Amboise, or wander Chaumont’s bold garden festival (Apr–Nov). All include skip-the-line entry, some with AR tablets, films, or guidebooks.
Why choose this combo: Two top Loire castles, one seamless ticket—skip the lines, hassle, and save compared to separate bookings.

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Royal Blois Castle + 1 Loire Valley Castle Combo

Royal Blois Castle

Tip: The Blois town also makes for a great base to visit other castles in the area since it is centrally located in the Loire Valley area.

Chambord and Chenonceau Castle

Tip: Take advantage of the many walking and cycling trails around the castle and in the forest.
Please note that only the ground floor of Chambord is accessible to wheelchair users, who enjoy free admission.
Since this is a historic site, certain regions may be closed for access due to maintenance or renovation.
It is allowed to bring dogs on a leash in the park, but not in the castle enclosure, the French gardens, and the Stables.
Guide dogs may access the entire premises.
Chenonceau Castle is wheelchair accessible.

Chaumont sur-Loire, and Villandry Castle

Tip: At the Villandry Castle, don’t miss out on the spectacular garden views from the upper terrace.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

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Combo (Save 5%): Chambord Castle & Gardens + Puy du Fou Tickets

Save money and see the best attractions of the Loire Valley with Chambord Castle's grandeur and Puy du Fou's history.

Everything you get at Chambord Castle & Gardens: Discover the Renaissance-era architecture of Chambord Castle with skip-the-line entry, giving you more time to explore over 60 lavish rooms and admire the iconic Leonardo da Vinci-inspired double-helix staircase. Wander through the expansive French gardens and peruse the castle's temporary exhibitions.

Everything you get at Puy du Fou: Step into a world of historical action with your 1, 2, or 3-day pass, and witness nearly 20 multi-award-winning live shows, from the intensity of gladiator battles to the stunning bird of prey performances. Your pass grants you access to the park's recreated period villages, scenic gardens, and themed restaurants for an immersive historical experience at your own pace.

Why choose this combo: Experience two of France's most popular and engaging attractions with one ticket. Explore the Renaissance grandeur of Chambord Castle and the thrilling historical re-enactments of Puy du Fou, optimizing your time and budget.

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Top things to do in Loire Valley

Loire Valley Zoo Tickets

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Puy du Fou Tickets

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Château de Chenonceau Tickets

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Château du Clos Lucé Tickets

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Château Royal d'Amboise Tickets

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Château d'Azay-le-Rideau Tickets

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Château Royal de Blois tickets

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Domaine du Château de Chaumont-Sur-Loire Tickets

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Château d'Angers Tickets

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Why visit?

Is Chambord the right castle for you

Castle	Why it’s different	Travel time from Chambord	Best for…	Quick links
Chambord	The natural starting point of your castle-hopping, it is the largest château in the valley, with da Vinci’s double-helix staircase and vast forest estate.	—	French Renaissance architecture & forest escapes	Book now
Chenonceau	A romantic château that spans the River Cher, shaped over centuries by influential French queens — with floral gardens and lavish interiors.	≈ 60 min drive	Romantic architecture, elegant riverside setting, and great gardens	Book now
Amboise	A fortress-turned-royal residence with sweeping terraces, royal tombs, and da Vinci buried in its chapel.	≈ 50 min drive	Royal court's history and da Vinci connections (his tomb is here)	Book now
Blois	A mix of Gothic, Renaissance, Classical & Baroque architecture — all in one building, plus a nightly light & sound show (Apr–Sep).	≈ 45 min drive	Quick “architectural tasting menu” - a mix of medieval, Renaissance, and classical styles	Book now
Clos Lucé	Da Vinci’s final home with full-scale models of his inventions — a must-visit for fans of his genius and imagination.		Hands on Leonardo da Vinci experience—workshops, models, and final residence.	Book now
Chaumont-sur-Loire	A medieval-Renaissance castle known for its bold International Garden Festival (Apr–Nov), blending landscape design with contemporary art.	≈ 40 min drive		Book now

Pro tip!

All of these pairings are available as pre-bundled tickets that let you skip the individual lines and park for free at each château. Combo tickets aren’t just cost-effective—they’re designed around geography and themes. For eg: Chambord, Chenonceau, and Amboise are often paired because they’re close together and represent different sides of French history and architecture. You’ll spend less time in transit and more time exploring.

Things to know before booking your Chambord tickets

A standard entry ticket gives you access to the castle’s 60 rooms, temporary exhibitions, and French formal gardens—perfect for a self-paced exploration.
The Loire Valley isn’t as well-connected as major cities. If you're taking a train to Blois-Chambord from Paris, you’ll still need to find a taxi or shuttle—and it only gets trickier if you’re visiting multiple castles. Guided day trips with transfers from Paris, Tours, or Amboise takes care of everything, so you can comfortably explore two castles without worrying about driving, parking, or timing. Bonus: learn all about the symbolism, history, and architectural brilliance from your expert.
The Loire Valley is home to over 300 castles, of which around 100 are accessible to the public. Most visitors aim to see at least 2–3 during their trip. Instead of buying separate entry tickets, you can opt for a multi-castle pass. These bundled options include Chambord and one or two other castles like Chenonceau or Royal Amboise—and typically cost less than booking each individually.
During peak season (March to October), ticket lines at Chambord can take up to 30–45 minutes. Booking online, at least a week in advance, guarantees your entry and lets you head straight to security—saving you valuable time at the start of your visit.
The Loire Valley is one of France’s top wine-producing regions, known for its crisp whites and light reds. If you’re interested, some guided day tours include a stop at a local winery between castle visits—an excellent way to savor the region’s flavors while exploring its heritage.
If you're booking a guided day trip, be sure to check whether lunch is included. Some premium tours offer a fixed menu lunch at a local restaurant or even at an estate, which adds a lovely cultural touch to your day. Other tickets allow you free time to explore local dining spots in towns like Blois or Amboise.

Booking guide: Find the right ticket for your Chambord visit

Entry ticket

Get access to Chambord's 60+ rooms, ongoing temporary exhibitions, and the beautifully landscaped French formal gardens.
It also includes a multilingual visitor booklet and a short orientation film to help you understand the castle before you start exploring.

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Chambord Castle & Gardens Tickets

Multi-castle ticket

Explore Chambord plus one or two additional castles, such as–Chenonceau, Amboise, or Cheverny–either on the same day or spread over a short trip.
You’ll save compared to buying individual tickets, and you get the flexibility to choose your own route and timing.

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Chenonceau + 1 Loire Valley Castle Combo
Chenonceau + 2 Loire Valley Castle Combo

Day trip with transfers

These full-day tours handle all the logistics—round-trip transfers (from Paris, Tours, or Amboise), so you don’t have to deal with car rentals, train schedules, or castle timings.
Tickets also include a local guide who shares historical context and little-known stories that go beyond guidebooks.
Some experiences also include wine tastings or lunch at a local estate, for an authentic regional experience.

Recommended experiences:

From Paris: Guided Tour of Chambord & Chenonceau Castles with Wine Tasting
From Tours or Amboise: Chambord and Chenonceau Castle Day Tour with optional Lunch

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How to get around the Loire Valley?

Exploring the Loire Valley’s castles and countryside is pretty straightforward, but your best mode of transport depends on your style, group size, and itinerary. Here’s how locals and savvy travelers do it:

Freedom and flexibility

Renting a car is the easiest and most flexible way to visit multiple châteaux in one day. Roads are well-maintained, signage is clear, and you’ll find free or low-cost parking at most major castles, including Chambord, Chenonceau, and Amboise.

Why choose this: Set your own pace, detour to vineyards or villages, and reach castles that aren’t served by public transport.
Practicalities: Rental cars are available in Tours, Blois, and at TGV stations. GPS or a detailed roadbook is a must for countryside drives. Some local agencies also offer custom self-drive itineraries with local tips and off-beat gems.

💡 Tip: Castles are usually 15–40 minutes apart by car. Group them geographically (like Chambord, Cheverny & Blois) to save time.

Public transport (with a bit of planning)

Don’t want to drive? Regional trains (TER and TGV) connect Paris and major Loire Valley towns like Tours, Blois, Amboise, and Angers.

Direct access: Some castles, like Château de Chenonceau and Château d’Amboise, are a short walk from their respective train stations.
Combined options: For others, such as Chambord, take a train to Blois-Chambord station, then hop on a local shuttle, taxi, or eco-shuttle minibus (from €15 round-trip).
Buses: Regional Rémi buses serve several châteaux, and the JVMalin.fr planner helps you map out public transport journeys.
Base yourself smartly: Tours and Blois are the best hubs for car-free travelers, offering the most connections and amenities.

🚉 Good to know: Trains and buses run less frequently on Sundays and holidays, so check schedules in advance.

Castles without the hassle

Want everything sorted for you? Guided day tours are a great way to cover a lot in a day — especially if you're short on time or don’t want to deal with logistics.

Includes pre-booked castle entries, transport by minivan or coach, and often an expert guide.
Some tours throw in extras like wine tastings, lunch, or skip-the-line perks.
Great for: First-time visitors, small groups, or those basing themselves in Paris, Tours, or Blois.

For the slow travel fans*

The Loire à Vélo route is one of Europe’s most scenic cycle paths, stretching over 900km — and it connects many castles and villages along the way.

Perfect for: Active travelers and anyone craving a more immersive countryside experience.
Rentals and bike-friendly B&Bs are available in most large towns.

⚠️ Note: Some stretches between castles can be long — plan overnight stops or mix cycling with train travel.

Some castles are only accessible by car or shuttle — especially smaller ones off the main rail lines.
Parking is generally easy, but spaces near major castles fill up by midday in peak season.
Touring in winter or off-season? Fewer shuttle options — plan accordingly.

✅ Summary

For total freedom: Rent a car and create your own route.
For easy access to top sights: Pair regional trains with local shuttles.
For zero planning stress: Book a guided combo tour with transfers.
For a scenic adventure: Hop on a bike and follow the Loire River trail.

Whichever mode you choose, the good news is this: the Loire Valley is compact, castle-packed, and surprisingly easy to navigate.

What to see at the castle

Double-helix staircase

An ingenious design by Leonardo da Vinci, this staircase allows two people to ascend and descend simultaneously without crossing paths, showcasing the innovative spirit of the Renaissance.

Things to do at the castle

Cycling trails

Explore Chambord’s vast 13,500-acre forest by bike. Ride the 15 km Grande Promenade for sweeping views of nature and the château. Prefer a relaxed pace? Rent a Rosalie pedal car, accommodating up to four people—perfect for families. Cycling lets you access previously restricted parts of the estate and offers a unique, panoramic perspective of this iconic monument.

Walking trails

Enjoy Chambord on foot via several year-round trails. Try the 4 km Grande Promenade, open year-around, or hike longer loops of 3, 7, or 8 km starting near the castle. These scenic paths wind through forested landscapes, making it a peaceful escape. Bonus- chances to spot local flora and fauna in their natural setting.

Electric vehicle tours

A great option for a guided yet relaxed exploration of the estate’s surroundings. These 45-minute rides is an informative journey through the estate, highlighting key historical and natural sites. The vehicles are designed to accommodate small groups of 4 (ideally for those with limited mobility or time constraints) and are an eco-friendly option to cover more ground comfortably.

Enjoy an electric boat ride

Glide silently along the Cosson River in an eco-friendly electric boat. No license needed—just relax and enjoy views of the château reflected in the water. Keep an eye out for deer, wild boars, and other wildlife as you explore the peaceful, scenic waterway. Ideal for families, couples, or anyone seeking a quiet adventure.

Horse shows and events

Chambord’s 500-year equestrian legacy lives on through thrilling horse shows held April to November. Performed in the former stables, these lively events feature stunts, giant projections, and a dash of humor. The 2025 edition, directed by Mario Luraschi, honors the estate’s rich riding and hunting traditions in spectacular style.

Wine tasting in a private room

Step into an exclusive tasting room and sample wines produced right on the Chambord estate. The chateau’s vineyard, revived in recent years, produces organic wines rooted in local tradition. A sommelier (wine waiter) will guide you through the tasting, sharing insights about the grape varieties, the winemaking process, and Chambord’s historical connection to viticulture.

Plan your visit

January 5—March 28: 9am—5pm
March 29—October 26: 9am—6pm
October 27—December 20: 9am—5pm
December 21—January 4: 9am—6pm
Closed on: January 1, March 20, and December 25.
Last access to the castle and the formal gardens is 30 minutes before the castle closes.
The park is open throughout the year.
Best time to visit: Aim for seasons of spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) to enjoy mild weather, blooming gardens, and far fewer crowds than midsummer. The moat around Chambord makes for a perfect mirror at dawn or dusk—ideal for stunning photos of the château’s silhouette.
Recommended duration: About 1-2 hours.

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Restrooms
Free Wi-Fi in select areas
Free lockers
Multiple picnic areas—spread across the forest, open to all
Gift shop
Wheelchair accessible routes

Parking: Reserved parking is available near the entrance.
Access: Entry is free for visitors with disabilities (requires presentation of proof) and one accompanying person.
Guide dogs are allowed.
The castle’s ground floor is accessible via a ramp to the reception area, ticket office, audiovisual room, Café d'Orléans, toilets, and gift shop.
Services: Wheelchairs and seat sticks are available for rental. Electric vehicles can be rented to explore the castle’s surroundings, except the French gardens.
HistoPads with immersive commentary and 3D reconstructions.

Le Café d’Orléans: Located inside the castle grounds, this elegant restaurant serves classic French cuisine with regional ingredients, including produce from Chambord’s gardens.
Must-try dish: Duck confit with Chambord wine sauce
Budget for two: €50–€70
Autour du Puits: Just outside the castle entrance, this casual eatery is perfect for a quick, hearty meal. Sandwiches, salads, and regional bites make it a great pit stop.
Must-try: Rillettes de Tours on a fresh baguette
Budget for two: €25–€40

Gîte de la Hannetière: Just 3 km from Chambord Castle, this peaceful countryside retreat offers modern comforts (functioning kitchen & private toilets) and occasional deer sightings, making it a convenient base for visiting the castle.
Budget: €100–€130 per night for two.
Gîte de la Gabillère: Located about 10 minutes from Chambord, this former estate farm offers a rustic yet comfortable stay surrounded by nature—ideal for a quiet Loire Valley escape.
Budget: €90–€120 per night for two.

No flash photography inside the castle.
Large bags must be checked in at the cloakroom.
No pets allowed inside (but permitted in the park, if leashed).
Guide dogs are allowed everywhere–inside the castle too.
No food or drinks inside the castle

French country roads have frequent roundabouts and tight stretches. If you’re not used to left‑hand driving, take it slow, follow local speed limits, and consult your GPS before each junction.
The 5,000‑ha park is home to deer, wild boar, foxes, and birdlife. Pack a pair of binoculars that turns a castle visit into a mini‑safari.
Chambord can feel like a maze—pick up the free illustrated guide at the entrance (available in multiple languages) to navigate efficiently.
As soon as you enter P0 or P2, use the on‑site terminals to buy your day ticket—avoiding fines and a last‑minute scramble at departure.
With over 400 rooms and endless corridors, it’s impossible (and unnecessary) to see everything.. Focus on the double-helix staircase, rooftop terraces, and a few ornate halls. The details—graffiti, engravings, hidden corridors—are what make Chambord magical.
Don’t just stick to the château—walk or rent a bike to explore the vast park, canal, and woodland trails—peaceful, scenic, and often empty. In autumn, listen for deer bellowing during rutting season.
The grounds are perfect for a picnic-find a quiet spot by the canal or under the trees. Or, visit a nearby vineyard for a tasting of Loire Valley wines (Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Franc are local stars)

Beyond Chambord

Blois Castle

Just 20 km from Chambord, Blois contrasts Chambord’s symmetry with four architectural styles in one. Once home to 7 kings and 10 queens, it’s a deep dive into royal drama—don’t miss the grand spiral staircase and evening sound-and-light show.

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Cheverny Castle

Only 19.5 km away, Cheverny is everything Chambord isn’t: refined, lived-in, and full of warmth. With lavish interiors, hunting dog kennels, and a Tintin connection, it’s a family estate with personality.

Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle

At 39 km, end your circuit with Chaumont. Overlooking the Loire River, this castle hosts the International Garden Festival (Apr–Nov) and cutting-edge contemporary art installations. A cultural contrast to Chambord’s Renaissance grandeur.

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Frequently asked questions about booking Chambord tickets

Yes, entry is free for EU residents under 26 years and disabled persons and 1 accompanying person, year-round.

Experience the best of Chambord Castle

Chambord Castle & Gardens Tickets

You’re in the heart of France’s royal playground! The Loire Valley or the “Garden of France” is home to over fifty public châteaux. The most popular ones like Chambord, Chenonceau, and Blois are all within easy reach.

Chambord & Chenonceau Castles

Chambord, Chenonceau & Amboise Castles

Combo (Save 5%): Chambord + 2 Loire Valley Castles

Leonardo Da Vinci Pass : Chambord, Clos Lucé & Amboise

Combo: Chambord + 1 Loire Valley Castle

Chenonceau + 2 Loire Valley Castle Combo

Chenonceau + 1 Loire Valley Castle Combo

Royal Blois Castle + 1 Loire Valley Castle Combo

Combo (Save 5%): Chambord Castle & Gardens + Puy du Fou Tickets

Top things to do in Loire Valley

How Headout makes choosing experiences effortless

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Why visit?

Is Chambord the right castle for you

Things to know before booking your Chambord tickets