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Enter the grand castle of Chambord in style with your priority entrance tickets as you skip the ticketing lines and get to access the attraction. Explore the symbol of the French Renaissance and marvel at the castle’s garden, architecture, and design that was also used as an inspiration for the Beast’s castle in the movie Beauty & The Beasts. Take your time admiring the meticulously preserved castle rooms,80 staircases, and 365 fireplaces. Admire the traditional French architectural work that includes towers, high ceilings, pointed domes, along with the renowned Leonardo da Vinci imagined double-helix staircase.
The Chambord Gardens are also ‘Garden of France’, which is a title that suits the languid, leisurely region which stands out thanks to its royal demeanor. The gardens pose a grand front of the equally grand and beautiful chateau. The site’s stunning architecture and a whiff of romance are said to be accompanied by a fascinating history, as it links the Chateau to the forest.
The influence of Leonardo Da Vinci behind Chateau De Chambord’s design is undeniable for most researchers because of this iconic ‘Double Helix Staircase’. The Chateau’s most iconic feature, never seen before in France, has two helical ramps, just like the strands of DNA spiraling a hollow core as it services the main floors to the glass ceiling of the terraces.
Built, renovated, and expanded to be used as a hunting lodge for the king, the Chateau de Chambord has large stables where over 1,200 horses were kept so that he could use the castle for his entertainment for a few weeks every year. In today’s times, thanks to these stables you can take a horse-drawn cart or enjoy an equestrian show if you visit during the summer months.
Chateau De Chambord holds several events and exhibitions throughout the year. Built for the purpose of leisure and entertainment, the chateau was dedicated to the arts as it hosted several festivities for the entertainment of the king. The Chateau maintains the tradition as it hosts music festivals, performing arts, and events like the equestrian show & Christmas celebrations.
Famous for its unique French Renaissance architecture, Château de Chambord is located in the Chambord region of Centre-Val de Loire, France. It is one of the most popular castles in Loire Valley region of France. Its is located at Château, 41250 Chambord, France, with Blois Chambord station being its closest railway station.
Chateau De Chambord is open all year round, except on 1 January, 30 November, and 25 December.
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Note: Closing Time On 24 & 31 December: 4 PM
Closed On: 1 January, 30 November, and 25 December.
Address: Château, 41250 Chambord, France
By Car: A10, A85, A71
By Train & Shuttle: Intercités train
Train & Shuttle connects Paris to Chateau de Chambord. A shuttle service runs between Blois Chambord station to the Chateau, in the morning and late afternoon, connecting with the train to and from Paris Austerlitz station.
There are multiple restaurants in the castle complex, where visitors can grab a quick bite or dine-in for their lunch.
LE CAFÉ D’ORLÉANS: Opening Hours: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Your perfect option for lunch, with dishes made from fresh, quality produce made directly from Chambord estate.
AUTOUR DU PUITS (AROUND THE WELL): Opening Hours: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Grab a quick bite or step in for a takeaway enjoy salted and sugared food at the foot of the chateau.
At the village square of Chambord, there are several restaurants and shops that are open for visitors.
Maison des Vins Chambord: Also known as House of Wines in Chambord, located on palace Place Saint-Louis, it is a place with its where you can get to taste and buy AOC Cheverny and Cour Cheverny wines
Église Saint-Louis de Chambord: The Church of Saint-Louis de Chambord is a famous catholic church in Chambord, France. Located close to the Chateau of Chambord and town, it is currently listed under historical monuments in France.
La Biscuiterie de Chambord: Located at the foot of Chateau de Chambord, visitors get to know about the old-fashioned recipes from famous pastry chefs, that give your taste buds an amazing experience.
Chateau de Blois: Showcasing brilliant architecture and renaissance style, Chateau de Blois is a must-visit if you can manage your time.
A. Tourists are advised to buy their Chateau de Chambord tickets online as on-site tickets are subject to availability, and visits inside the domain are by reservation only. Thus it is better to reserve your time slots in advance.
A. Yes, discounts are availed by purchasing Chateau de Chambord tickets online. Please check the tickets for further details.
A. Purchasing your Chateau de Chambord tickets online is the best way of buying your tickets as it helps you get amazing deals and discounts while you get to enjoy advanced reservations.
A. There are several hundreds of famous Loire Valley Castles. Other than Chateau de Chambord, the ones with most historical significance are - Domaine du Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire, Château d'Azay-le-Rideau, Chateau du Clos Lucé, Château d'Amboise, Château de Chenonceau, Château Royal de Blois and Château d'Angers.
A. Yes, the Chateau de Chambord tour is open.
A. Yes, it is completely safe to go for Chateau de Chambord tours post COVID-19. It has reopened in accordance with guidelines by the government. Visitors are requested to follow the health guidelines to ensure their health and safety.
A. Yes, the presentation of a Health Pass or the Sanitary Pass is mandatory at the site entrance.
A. Chateau de Chambord skip-the-line tickets are priced €14.50.
A. Chateau de Chambord tickets cannot be amended, rescheduled, or canceled.
A. Yes, Chateau de Chambord tickets include skip-the-line access.
A. Dogs are allowed on a leash in the park. However, they are not allowed in the castle enclosure, the French gardens, or the stables (except for guide dogs for people with disabilities).
A. Chateau de Chambord is open all year round. But you can plan your visit during the Christmas holidays to take part in the Christmas celebrations.