Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle sits between Blois and Amboise in the Loire Valley, overlooking the Loire River. It's located in the village of Chaumont-sur-Loire in central France, about 200 km from Paris.
Address: Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire, 41150 Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
Take a train line from Paris to Tours, Blois, or Orléans and to Onzain – Chaumont-sur-Loire station.
Travel time from Tours: 31 minutes
Travel time from Blois: 21 minutes
Travel time from Orléans: 49 minutes
The castle is a 20-minute walk from the train station.
There’s no regular intercity bus service to the castle. Shuttle buses may run during major events like the International Garden Festival, but they are seasonal.
During the garden festival, shuttle services are more frequent:
From Paris, via the D952 or A10 motorway; From Blois, it’s a 25-minute drive; and from Tours, about 45 minutes.
Paid parking is available near the castle.
The castle lies directly on the Loire à Vélo cycling route. You can ride from Amboise (20 km) or Blois (18 km) via signposted riverside trails. Secure bike parking is available on-site.
No, but you can take a train from Paris to Onzain – Chaumont-sur-Loire (with a transfer in Tours or Blois), then walk to the castle.
No, we are currently not servicing any guided tours to the castle.
Onzain is the closest town and train station—just across the river, about 2 km from the castle.
Onzain is the closest town and train station—just across the river, about 2 km from the castle.
Yes. By car, you'll pass Chambord Castle, the historic town of Blois, and scenic stretches of the Loire River. By train via Tours or Blois, expect views of vineyards, villages, and castle-dotted countryside—especially near Amboise and Onzain.