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Skip lines at Loire’s most elegant château—built over Cher and shaped by powerful women.
- Everything you get: Explore Chenonceau at your pace with a free multilingual guide. Explore the beautiful gallery that spans the Cher River, admire Renaissance rooms filled with floral art, and wander two grand gardens designed by Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de’ Medici.
- Why choose this: Nicknamed “The Ladies’ Château,” Chenonceau is a rare tribute to female power and taste—offering timeless beauty, riverside charm, and freedom to linger where you like.
Skip lines at Loire’s most elegant château—built over Cher and shaped by powerful women.
- Everything you get: Explore Chenonceau at your pace with a free multilingual guide. Explore the beautiful gallery that spans the Cher River, admire Renaissance rooms filled with floral art, and wander two grand gardens designed by Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de’ Medici.
- Why choose this: Nicknamed “The Ladies’ Château,” Chenonceau is a rare tribute to female power and taste—offering timeless beauty, riverside charm, and freedom to linger where you like.
Inclusions
- Entry to Chenonceau Castle
- Access to the gardens
- Visitor's brochure in 18 languages
Exclusions
- Choice of time slot
- Audio/live guide
- The castle, shop, restaurant, and restrooms are accessible to people with disabilities.
- Guide dogs are accepted without reservation.
- Dogs should otherwise be kept on a leash in the gardens and small dogs should be carried in the arms or a basket inside the castle.
- Children under 7 years of age can enter for free.
- You can exchange your voucher directly at the castle ticket office or the machine to receive your time-stamped entry ticket.
- Please note that opening hours correspond to the estate's entrance times; the castle closes 30 minutes later.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 31 December, 2025.
- These tickets are valid until 31 December, 2025.
Combos
4.5(17,525)
Chenonceau + 1 Loire Valley Castle Combo
from
€34.90
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.
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.
Inclusions
Chenonceau Castle
- Skip the ticket line to Chenonceau Castle (security check is a must)
- Visitor's brochure printed in 18 languages
Chambord Castle
- Skip the ticket line entry (security check is a must)
- Access to temporary exhibitions
- Multilingual visitor's guide
- A 20-minute movie about the castle translated into English, Spanish, German, and Italian
Amboise Castle
- Skip-the-ticket-line entry (security check is a must)
- HistoPad AR tablet
Clos Luce Castle
- Skip-the-ticket-line entry (security check is a must)
- Access to exhibitions
Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle
- Skip-the-ticket-line entry (security check is a must)
- Access to the International Garden Festival (if ongoing)
Exclusions
- Guided tours
Chenonceau Castle
- The castle, restrooms, restaurants, shops, and gardens are wheelchair-accessible.
- Leashed dogs are allowed in the gardens and small dogs should be carried; guided dogs are allowed throughout the estate.
Chambord Castle
- There is low connectivity within the castle; download your tickets in advance.
- The ground floor is wheelchair-accessible; the upper floors have elevators.
- Pets are not allowed inside the castle, gardens, and stables; they are in the park, on a leash.
- Guide dogs are allowed through the entire estate.
- Since this is a historic site, certain rooms are exceptionally closed to visitors.
- Autumns and winters are exceptionally cold inside the castle. Plan accordingly.
Amboise Royal Castle
- The castle is accessible to visitors with disabilities.
Clos Lucé Castle
- The basement and ground floor of the castle are accessible to people with disabilities.
- Dogs are allowed—must be on a leash in the grounds and carried inside the building.
Chaumont-sur-Loire
- Entry is free for visitors with disabilities.
- Large bags and suitcases are forbidden.
- Pets are not allowed inside the castle.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 2 November, 2025.
- These tickets are valid until 2 November, 2025.
Combos
4.5(19,323)
Chenonceau + 2 Loire Valley Castle Combo
from €51.50
€48.92
5% off
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.
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.
Inclusions
Chenonceau Castle
- Skip the ticket line to Chenonceau Castle (security check is a must)
- Visitor's brochure printed in 18 languages
Chambord Castle
- Skip the ticket line entry (security check is a must)
- Access to temporary exhibitions
- Multilingual visitor's guide
- A 20-minute movie about the castle translated into English, Spanish, German, and Italian
Royal Chateau of Blois
- Skip-the-ticket-line entry
- HistoPad AR tablet
Amboise Castle
- Skip-the-ticket-line entry (security check is a must)
- HistoPad AR tablet
Clos Luce Castle
- Skip-the-ticket-line entry (security check is a must)
- Access to exhibitions
Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle
- Skip-the-ticket-line entry (security check is a must)
- Access to the International Garden Festival (if ongoing)
Exclusions
- Guided tours
Chenonceau Castle
- The castle, restrooms, restaurants, shops, and gardens are wheelchair-accessible.
- Leashed dogs are allowed in the gardens, and small dogs should be carried; guided dogs are allowed throughout the estate.
Chambord Castle
- There is low connectivity within the castle; download your tickets in advance.
- The ground floor is wheelchair-accessible; the upper floors have elevators.
- Pets are not allowed inside the castle, gardens, and stables; they are in the park, on a leash.
- Guide dogs are allowed through the entire estate.
- Since this is a historic site, certain rooms are exceptionally closed to visitors.
- Autumns and winters are exceptionally cold inside the castle. Plan accordingly.
Amboise Royal Castle
- The castle is accessible to visitors with disabilities.
Clos Lucé Castle
- The basement and ground floor of the castle are accessible to people with disabilities.
- Dogs are allowed—must be on a leash in the grounds and carried inside the building.
Chaumont-sur-Loire
- Entry is free for visitors with disabilities.
- Large bags and suitcases are forbidden.
- Pets are not allowed inside the castle.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 2 November, 2025.
- These tickets are valid until 2 November, 2025.
Itinerary
TimelineMap
Start point
Catacombs of Paris
90 min by A/C Bus173 km
1. Chambord Castle
30 min by A/C Bus15 km
2. Blois
45 min by A/C Bus44.3 km
3. Chenonceau Castle
Things to do
Wine tasting in the vaulted cellar
3 hr by A/C Bus232 km
End point
Catacombs of Paris
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Two Loire castles, expert storytelling, wine tasting, and round-trip travel—no planning required.
- Starting point: Departs 7:15am, from 6 Avenue de Wagram (near Arc de Triomphe) or Catacombs of Paris (as per your choice). Please arrive 15 min early; hotel pickup is not available.
- Day out: 13-hour round trip by AC coach to two of Loire’s most popular castles with an English-speaking local guide.
- You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry at Chambord and Chenonceau, guided tours filled with stories and secrets, and free time for lunch in medieval Blois. At day’s end, enjoy a tasting of crisp Loire Valley whites inside Chenonceau’s vaulted cellar before heading back to Paris.
- Château de Chambord: Climb the da Vinci double-helix staircase, roam 60+ rooms, and gaze over royal hunting forests from the rooftops.
- Château de Chenonceau: Walk the 60-m Medici Gallery spanning the River Cher, admire flower-filled gardens, chapels, and Renaissance kitchens, once shaped by queens.
- Upgrades: Opt for a Small-group minivan (≤ 8 guests) for that extra leg-room, more personal time with your guide, and front-row château views.
Two Loire castles, expert storytelling, wine tasting, and round-trip travel—no planning required.
- Starting point: Departs 7:15am, from 6 Avenue de Wagram (near Arc de Triomphe) or Catacombs of Paris (as per your choice). Please arrive 15 min early; hotel pickup is not available.
- Day out: 13-hour round trip by AC coach to two of Loire’s most popular castles with an English-speaking local guide.
- You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry at Chambord and Chenonceau, guided tours filled with stories and secrets, and free time for lunch in medieval Blois. At day’s end, enjoy a tasting of crisp Loire Valley whites inside Chenonceau’s vaulted cellar before heading back to Paris.
- Château de Chambord: Climb the da Vinci double-helix staircase, roam 60+ rooms, and gaze over royal hunting forests from the rooftops.
- Château de Chenonceau: Walk the 60-m Medici Gallery spanning the River Cher, admire flower-filled gardens, chapels, and Renaissance kitchens, once shaped by queens.
- Upgrades: Opt for a Small-group minivan (≤ 8 guests) for that extra leg-room, more personal time with your guide, and front-row château views.
Inclusions
- Expert English-speaking tour guide
- Entrance ticket and reservation fee for all sites visited
- Round-trip transfers in an air-conditioned coach
- Group of 25 or less
- Wine tasting
- Free time in Blois
Exclusions
- Lunch
- Entrance to Blois Castle
- Hotel pick up/drop off
- For guests traveling with infants, it is recommended that they bring their own child seat.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Day Trips
NEW
From Tours or Amboise: Chambord and Chenonceau Castle Day Tour with Optional Lunch
Itinerary
TimelineMap
37 min by A/C Bus38 km
1. Chenonceau Castle
60 min by A/C Bus58.6 km
3. Chambord Castle
55 min by A/C Bus50 km
With castles 35–50 km apart, this small-group tour handles all the logistics, so you can soak up Loire’s royal history, riverside beauty, and timeless wine culture.
- Starting point: Tours (9 am, Tourist Office) or Amboise (9:30 am, Tourist Office). Arrive 15 min early; hotel pickup not available.
- Day out: Air-conditioned minibus with ≤ 20 guests and explore Loire’s 2 popular castles with an English-speaking Loire guide.
- You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry at both Chambord and Chenonceau, narrated visits filled with royal legends and architectural wonders, and the ease of door-to-door transport. Climb Chambord’s double-helix staircase—possibly designed by Da Vinci—and gaze out over vast hunting forests from its sun-drenched rooftop. At Chenonceau, stroll the Medici Gallery arching over the River Cher and peek into vaulted kitchens once overseen by queens.
- Château de Chambord: Double-helix staircase · 60+ royal rooms · rooftop skyline above a 5,000-hectare park.
- Château de Chenonceau: 60-m river gallery · queen-designed gardens · vaulted cellars for a Loire-white tasting.
- Upgrades: With the lunch upgrade, enjoy a 3-course French meal with local wine inside a privately owned château—an intimate, locally sourced experience few visitors get to enjoy.
With castles 35–50 km apart, this small-group tour handles all the logistics, so you can soak up Loire’s royal history, riverside beauty, and timeless wine culture.
- Starting point: Tours (9 am, Tourist Office) or Amboise (9:30 am, Tourist Office). Arrive 15 min early; hotel pickup not available.
- Day out: Air-conditioned minibus with ≤ 20 guests and explore Loire’s 2 popular castles with an English-speaking Loire guide.
- You’ll get: Skip-the-line entry at both Chambord and Chenonceau, narrated visits filled with royal legends and architectural wonders, and the ease of door-to-door transport. Climb Chambord’s double-helix staircase—possibly designed by Da Vinci—and gaze out over vast hunting forests from its sun-drenched rooftop. At Chenonceau, stroll the Medici Gallery arching over the River Cher and peek into vaulted kitchens once overseen by queens.
- Château de Chambord: Double-helix staircase · 60+ royal rooms · rooftop skyline above a 5,000-hectare park.
- Château de Chenonceau: 60-m river gallery · queen-designed gardens · vaulted cellars for a Loire-white tasting.
- Upgrades: With the lunch upgrade, enjoy a 3-course French meal with local wine inside a privately owned château—an intimate, locally sourced experience few visitors get to enjoy.
Inclusions
- Chambord & Chenonceau Castle day tour
- Transport by AC minivan from Tours/Amboise (as per optional selected)
- Small group tour of up to 8 people
- English-speaking driver-guide
- Traditional lunch (as per optional selected)
Chambord Castle
- There is low connectivity within the castle; download your tickets in advance.
- The ground floor is wheelchair-accessible; the upper floors have elevators.
- Pets are not allowed inside the castle, gardens, and stables; they are in the park, on a leash.
- Guide dogs are allowed through the entire estate.
- Since this is a historic site, certain rooms are exceptionally closed to visitors.
- Autumns and winters are exceptionally cold inside the castle. Plan accordingly.
Chenonceau Castle
- The castle, restrooms, restaurants, shops, and gardens are wheelchair-accessible.
- Leashed dogs are allowed in the gardens and small dogs should be carried; guided dogs are allowed throughout the estate.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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- Distance from Paris: Approximately 230 km (143 miles)
- Nearest train station: Chenonceaux, 1 Rue de la Gare, 37150 Chenonceaux, France
- Nearest airport: Tours Val de Loire Airport, 40 Rue de l'Aéroport, 37100 Tours, France
- Nearest castles: Amboise, Clos Lucé, Chaumont-sur-Loire
- Nearest cities: Tours, Amboise, Blois
Why visit Château de Chenonceau
- A Renaissance gem: The château has a rich history dating back to the 16th century, and its architecture and interiors reflect the artistic and cultural influences of the Renaissance period.
- Iconic architecture: Chenonceau is renowned for its stunning architecture, including its iconic arched bridge spanning the Cher River, which gives the castle a fairytale-like appearance.
- Glimpse into royal life: Inside the castle, you can explore lavishly decorated rooms filled with art, tapestries, and furniture from various periods, offering a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of its former inhabitants.
- Beautiful gardens and grounds: The château is surrounded by meticulously manicured gardens, including a formal French garden, a maze, and a vegetable and flower garden.
- Greatly influenced by women: Chenonceau has a unique history of being shaped by several influential women, such as Catherine de' Medici and Diane de Poitiers.
Which Château de Chenonceau ticket is best for you?
If you are on a budget
Go for: Combo tours
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Audio guide and professional guide
- Save money by clubbing your visit to Chenonceau with a visit to the other castles in the Loire Valley such as Clos Lucé, the castle where Leodnardo Da Vinci spent his last days.
- Choose from tickets that let you visit 2,3,4, or 7 castles in the Loire Valley with a single ticket or pass.
Recommended tours
If you are an enthusiastic explorer
Go for: Guided tours
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Audio guide and professional guide
- Learn about the history, architecture, and cultural significance of the different castles in France’s Loire Valley region.
- An expert English-speaking guide or multilingual audio guide will be by your side throughout your tour of the castles.
Recommended tours
If you enjoy luxurious travel experiences
Go for: Day trips
Duration: 13 hours
Guide: Professional guide
- Your day trip includes round-trip transfers and a luxurious wine-tasting session towards the end of the experience.
- Your expert English-speaking guide will take you to the different castles and tell you about their fascinating history and stunning architecture.
Recommended tour
Château de Chenonceau highlights
Grand Gallery
One of Chenonceau's most iconic features is its gallery across the river. Known as the Gallery of the Ladies or Gallery of Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Medici, it's adorned with beautiful stained glass windows and artwork.
Green Garden
The Green Garden at Château de Chenonceau spreads over a vast area, with meticulously crafted hedges, gorgeous flowers, and towering trees that provide the perfect backdrop for a relaxed walk.
Garden of Diana de Poitiers
The Garden of Diane de Poitiers, designed by Diane, is divided into several sections. The central axis features a formal garden with geometrically arranged flower beds, adorned with vibrant blooms and meticulously pruned rectangular hedges.
Garden of Catherine de Medici
The Garden of Catherine de Medici spans several terraces and includes a formal layout featuring geometrically shaped flower beds, meticulously manicured hedges and elegant pathways.
Maze
The garden maze at Chenonceau is a labyrinth of twists and turns meticulously created with carefully pruned hedges that reach towering heights.
Orangery
The Orangery at Chenonceau is an architectural marvel! It once served as a place to protect delicate citrus trees during the winter months. Today, it often hosts exhibitions and events.
Serene Chapel
The chapel is the place where centuries-old stained glass windows illuminate the space with a kaleidoscope of colors, creating a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere within the château's walls.
Renaissance Wine Cellar
Descend into the château's wine cellar, where centuries-old bottles and oak barrels await. Wine enthusiasts are invited to indulge in the earthy and aromatic flavors of the Loire Valley’s beautiful vineyards.
Catherine de Medici's bedroom
Château de Chenonceau has a long history and many stories—a visit to Catherine de Medici's bedroom is a great way to learn about the life and times of this intriguing historical figure.
François' Drawing Room
Step into the elegant François' Drawing Room, a space steeped in history, and decorated with luxurious furnishings and intricate tapestries. This opulent salon was once a gathering place for nobles and dignitaries.
Plan your visit to Château de Chenonceau
Timings
Getting here
Facilities
Tips and guidelines
Dining
Stay
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Opening hours:
- January 1 to January 7: 9:30am to 6pm
- January 8 to April 5: 9:30am to 4:30pm
- April 6 to July 7: 9am to 6pm
- July 8 to August 25: 9am to 7pm
- August 26 to September 29: 9am to 6pm
- September 30 to November 3: 9am to 5:30pm
- November 4 to November 8: 9:30am to 4:30pm
- November 9 to November 11: 9am to 5:30pm
- November 12–December 6: 9:30am–4:30pm
- December 7–8: 9:30am–5pm
- December 9–13: 9:30am–4:30pm
- December 14–15: 9:30am–5pm
- December 16–20: 9:30am–4:30pm
- December 21–31: 9:30am–6pm
- March 30–31, April 1 and May 1: 9am–7pm
- May 8–12: 9am–7pm
- May 18–20: 9am–7pm
Best time to visit
Plan your visit to Château de Chenonceau during autumn, which runs from late September to November. During this time, crowds are less, the weather is pleasant and the prices are cheaper.
Address: 37150 Chenonceaux, France.
- By train: SNCF lines
Nearest stop: Ticket office at Chenonceau
- Washroom: Both male and female washrooms are available.
- Baby-changing facility: These are located inside the female washroom.
- Gift shop: You can purchase souvenirs to commemorate your visit.
- Covered and open picnic areas: You can pack a picnic and enjoy it at the attraction, whether in the open or under cover.
- Car park: The car park is located near the entrance of the castle.
- Electric charging facility: Tesla charging facilities are available for electric cars.
- Lockers: You can store your luggage and bags in the locker before starting your visit.
- Wheelchair rental: Visitors with reduced mobility can rent wheelchairs at the attraction.
- Beat the crowds by arriving early enjoy the château and its surroundings.
- Don't miss the beautifully manicured gardens — take your time to wander and admire the stunning landscapes.
- Bring your camera to capture the charm and beauty of the château, both inside and out.
- Browse the delightful souvenirs and unique items at the gift shop, perfect for taking a piece of the château home with you.
- The château is open year-round, but if you visit during the summer months, bring a hat, sunscreen, and water as it can get quite hot.
- If you're interested in wine, check out the on-site wine cellar and taste some of the local Chenin Blanc wines
- L'Orangerie: Located 4.8 km from Château de Chenonceau, L'Orangerie offers a convenient dining option in a charming setting. Here, you can enjoy traditional French cuisine such as creme brulee in a picturesque environment.
- Le Relais Chenonceau: Located 150 m from the chateau, Le Relais offers visitors a culinary experience steeped in tradition and a commitment to homemade cuisine, such as heart stews crafted from the finest locally sourced ingredients.
- Crêperie Le Médicis: Nestled within the heart of Chenonceaux, Crêperie Le Médicis is a charming, family-owned establishment renowned for its exceptional galettes and crepes. It is 210 m away from the castle.
Budget: Logis Relais Chenonceaux (200 m), La Renaudière (350 m), ibis budget Amboise (10.9 km).
Mid-range: Hôtel Restaurant La Roseraie (190 m), Logis Hôtel le Cheval Blanc (8.5 km), Domaine de l'Arbrelle (8.9 km).
Luxury: Auberge du Bon Laboureur (870 m), Château de Pray (11.8 km), Hôtel Le Manoir Les Minimes (13 km).
- Château de Chambord: One of the most famous castles in the Loire Valley, Château de Chambord is known for its grandiose architecture and expansive grounds. It's located 58 km from Chenonceau.
- Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire: Another nearby castle worth visiting, Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire offers beautiful gardens and panoramic views of the Loire River. It is located 25.3 km from Chenonceau.
- Château d'Amboise: The town of Amboise, located just a short drive from Chenonceau, is home to another impressive castle, Château d'Amboise. Amboise is located 12.8 km from Chenonceau.
Frequently Asked Questions about Château de Chenonceau tickets
Is entry to the Château de Chenonceau free on special days?
Château de Chenonceau is open all year round and provides free entry for children under the age of 6 years. Unfortunately, adult visitors have to pay the full price of the ticket.
What are the best days and times to visit the Château de Chenonceau to avoid crowds?
Plan your visit to Chenonceau during autumn, which runs from late September to November. During this time crowds are less, the weather is pleasant and ticket prices are also cheaper since it is off-peak season.
How long does a typical visit to the average visitor spend at the Château de Chenonceau last?
Visitors can easily spend 1.5 to 2 hours exploring Château de Chenonceau. You can explore the various rooms of the castle and take a stroll through its beautifully manicured gardens.
Are private guided tours available at Château de Chenonceau?
Private guided tours are available for the attraction. The guided tour also includes a special wine-tasting session for the group.
Does Château de Chenonceau offer audio guides as an alternative to a guided tour?
Yes, tickets such as the Chenonceau Castle Entry Tickets, include a multilingual audio guide that lets you explore the attraction at your pace.
What languages are the tours available in?
The guided tours at Chenonceau are available in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian.
What special accommodations are available for guests with disabilities?
For the convenience of guests with disabilities, Château de Chenonceau has facilities such as adapted toilets, ramps, wheelchair rentals, and assistance dogs.
From happy customers
Cristina
Sep, 2025
The castle and its surroundings, the furniture, the works of art it houses...and also the flowers, gardens and so many details.
It is a beautiful place full of charm.
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Chenonceau Castle & Gardens Tickets
Kelly
United StatesJul, 2025
Diane's Garden is beautiful and the Medici Gallery was wonderful describing all aspects of the chateau's fascinating history. We biked from Vouvray and had a great visit. The creperie/sandwich shop was disappointing with extremely slow service, long line, and they ran out of several items at lunch. There also aren't any water fill stations on the grounds.
Chenonceau Castle & Gardens Tickets
Susana
MexicoJun, 2024
It was a unique experience.
The dinner was delicious in a nice atmosphere with live music with violin and piano. I will definitely book it again.
I got in quickly with no lines thanks to the headout entrance!!!!
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From Paris: Chambord & Chenonceau Guided Tour
Glenn
CanadaAug, 2023
Chambord and Chenanceau are beautiful fairy tales castles, just like from Beauty and the Beast and Cinderella. The Chateaus and the accompanying countryside make a very relaxing escape from Paris. Our guides on the bus tour, Saeed and Emma, were amazing with their knowledge of the region including both Chateaus and the Medeival town of Blois. Actually, I enjoyed their stories and presentation of the material very much and felt it really made for an enjoyable experience.
From Paris: Chambord & Chenonceau Guided Tour