Chateau de Chambord Tickets

Start your journey with a comfortable AC minivan pickup from either Amboise or Tours, then explore Chambord and Chenonceau Castles with an English-speaking guide.

At Chambord Castle, the inspiration behind the tale of "Beauty and the Beast," delve into over 60 rooms, 80 staircases, and 365 fireplaces.

Witness incredible art and furniture by renowned artists such as Rubens, Primaticcio, Tintoretto, Correggio, Van Loo, Murillo, and Clouet at Chenonceau Castle.

Ascend the double-helix staircase at Chambord Castle, attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, which allows two people to ascend or descend without crossing paths.

Fun fact: During World War II, Chenonceau Castle served as an escape route between Nazi-occupied and free zones, showcasing its historical importance.

Explore the castle of Chambord on an e-bike guided tour, complete with return transfers on an 8-seater vehicle.

Choose the pickup location of your choice, either from Amboise or Tours. Have your lunch beneath the centuries-old linden tree at Villesavin.

Stroll through this UNESCO Heritage Classified Property at your own pace, choosing your own lunch spot (lunch not included) to enjoy a picnic.

Get back on the saddle to swing by Villesavin castle, constructed by Jean le Breton, a minister who supervised the building of the Chambord castle.

Fun fact: One of the most famous features of Chambord is its unique double helix staircase, rumored to have been designed by Leonardo da Vinci.

Admire masterpieces by Rubens, Van Loo, and Murillo at Chenonceau Castle and gain entry to 2 more castles in the Loire Valley.

Marvel at the double-helix staircase, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, at Chambord Castle.

Effortlessly explore 800 years of Amboise's history with skip-the-line access, then delve into Da Vinci's remarkable inventions at Clos Lucé Castle.

Discover a castle of awe-inspiring beauty dating back to the 10th century, the Chaumont sur-Loire, and admire the contemporary art installations inside and outside the castle.

Fun fact: The maze-like garden of the Chenonceau Castle was designed by Catherine de Medici, the queen of France, as a symbol of her power.

Step into the royal world at Château Chenonceau, an elegant castle renowned for its late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture, and a stunning gallery bridge over the Cher river.

Immerse in the castle's fascinating history, stroll through lavishly decorated rooms featuring exquisite art and tapestries and explore the extensive royal gardens.

Get skip-the-line access to Château du Clos Lucé, Leonardo Da Vinci’s last residence, and embark on a journey through Amboise's history and Da Vinci's inspiring life.

Explore the 17 rooms of the Royal Blois Castle, all generously decorated with traditional motifs, monograms, and candelabra, and offering an introduction to French history and architecture.

Fun Fact: Château de Chenonceau is the second most-visited chateau in France after the Palace of Versailles, and is renowned as the ‘Ladies' Château’ due to its female patrons.

Skip the ticket lines to gain entrance to the Blois Castle and admire its unique architecture, representing 4 different eras and architectural styles with access to 1 other castle from the Loire Valley.

Discover over 60 rooms at the Chambord Castle, and admire the late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture of the Chenonceau Castle.

Walk through the traditional gardens of China, Korea, and Africa in the Chaumont sur-Loire or the intricate patterns of the Water Garden, the relaxed atmosphere of the Sun Garden, and the geometric precision of the Ornamental Kitchen Garden at the Villandry Castle.

Did you know? The castle of Blois was also the place of exile of Marie de Medici (1545-1642).