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Skip the lines and explore the Loire’s largest château, an icon of French Renaissance design.
Skip the lines and explore the Loire’s largest château, an icon of French Renaissance design.
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Entrance to the castle and gardens is free for:
The castle is very impressive and in very good condition. Unfortunately the French. Gardens were closed due to a thunderstorm 2 days ago and the surrounding woods had very heavy storm damage. The ticketing worked perfectly. Thank you very much.
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Nice castle. No waiting because of the tickets. 👌
A really great experience at Château de Chambord
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Rosalie Nature Visit the castle
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This place is perfect for people who are interested in the history of French aristocracy.
Easy booking and date selection
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No waiting time thanks to queue cutters Simple and efficient Magnificent castles
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The easiest, most cost-effective way to see 3 beautiful châteaux in one go—including the Loire’s largest.
The easiest, most cost-effective way to see 3 beautiful châteaux in one go—including the Loire’s largest.
Inclusions
Chambord Castle
Royal Chateau of Blois
Chenonceau Castle
Amboise Royal Castle
Clos Luce Castle
Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle
Exclusions
Chambord Castle
Royal Chateau of Blois
Chenonceau Castle
Amboise Royal Castle
Clos Lucé Castle
Chaumont-sur-Loire
The castle is beautifully preserved and offers lots of interesting information. Buying the tickets just a few minutes before entry worked perfectly.
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Amboise Castle was impressive. The chapel was beautiful as well. The garden was well manicured and a perfect place for a picnic.
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.
The castle is very impressive and in very good condition. Unfortunately the French. Gardens were closed due to a thunderstorm 2 days ago and the surrounding woods had very heavy storm damage. The ticketing worked perfectly. Thank you very much.
View original review in German
We loved it. Spent the whole day there. Only discovered that we could borrow an iPad with English info in the afternoon. The young lady in the morning told us that no such thing existed.
I knew very little about this wonderful Chateau and it's wonderful art and nature displays. My wife and I were recommended to visit after we had visited many of the other famous Chateaus and gardens. This was likely our favorite and would have liked to spend more time in the gardens exploring . Well done.
Ticketing was very easy online. The site was incredible - could have spent days instead of hours. We saw a lot and learned a lot. Thanks.
Far too many unsuspecting tourists / very nice flower arrangements
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Perfect, very simple and fast, thank you
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The wealth of history on display. The condition of the furniture
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Nice castle. No waiting because of the tickets. 👌
The whole area is magnificent! We will definitely come back.
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A really great experience at Château de Chambord
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The castle was fairy-tale like with beautiful rooms. Especially the gardens are amazing. Very artistically laid out.
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Rosalie Nature Visit the castle
View original review in French
This place is perfect for people who are interested in the history of French aristocracy.
Easy booking and date selection
View original review in French
No waiting time thanks to queue cutters Simple and efficient Magnificent castles
View original review in French
One ticket, two icons—skip the lines and save on entry at Chambord plus a Loire castle of your choice.
One ticket, two icons—skip the lines and save on entry at Chambord plus a Loire castle of your choice.
Inclusions
Chambord Castle
Royal Chateau of Blois
Chenonceau Castle
Amboise Royal Castle
Clos Luce Castle
Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle
Skip-the-ticket-line entry
Access to the International Garden Festival (if ongoing)
Exclusions
Chambord Castle
Royal Chateau of Blois
Chenonceau Castle
Amboise Royal Castle
Clos Lucé Castle
Chaumont-sur-Loire
Amboise Castle was impressive. The chapel was beautiful as well. The garden was well manicured and a perfect place for a picnic.
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.
The castle is very impressive and in very good condition. Unfortunately the French. Gardens were closed due to a thunderstorm 2 days ago and the surrounding woods had very heavy storm damage. The ticketing worked perfectly. Thank you very much.
View original review in German
I knew very little about this wonderful Chateau and it's wonderful art and nature displays. My wife and I were recommended to visit after we had visited many of the other famous Chateaus and gardens. This was likely our favorite and would have liked to spend more time in the gardens exploring . Well done.
Ticketing was very easy online. The site was incredible - could have spent days instead of hours. We saw a lot and learned a lot. Thanks.
Far too many unsuspecting tourists / very nice flower arrangements
View original review in German
Perfect, very simple and fast, thank you
View original review in French
The wealth of history on display. The condition of the furniture
View original review in French
Nice castle. No waiting because of the tickets. 👌
The whole area is magnificent! We will definitely come back.
View original review in Spanish
A really great experience at Château de Chambord
View original review in French
The castle was fairy-tale like with beautiful rooms. Especially the gardens are amazing. Very artistically laid out.
View original review in Dutch
Rosalie Nature Visit the castle
View original review in French
This place is perfect for people who are interested in the history of French aristocracy.
Easy booking and date selection
View original review in French
No waiting time thanks to queue cutters Simple and efficient Magnificent castles
View original review in French
Catacombs of Paris
Meet your guide at the Catacombs entrance—they’ll hold a City Wonders sign. Nearest metro: Denfert-Rochereau (Line 4 or 6), exit “Sortie 1.” The entrance is just across the street.
173 kms
90 minutes
1
Chambord Castle
75 minutes
Tickets included
Enjoy a self-guided tour of this hunting lodge–turned–palace, the largest castle in the Loire Valley. Climb the double-helix staircase, stroll the turreted rooftops, and take in views of Europe’s largest enclosed forest park. Fun fact: Its towers inspired the Beast’s castle in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (1991).
15 kms
30 minutes
2
Blois
2 hours
Free Admission
A full-day itinerary calls for fueling up. Enjoy lunch at a bistro in Square Louis XII, then take a stroll through this charming riverside town. Pro tip: Ask for the daily special — many places offer a fixed-price “menu du jour” that includes a drink and dessert.
44.3 kms
45 minutes
3
Chenonceau Castle
2 hours
Tickets included
Chateau de Chenonceau is a French chateau renowned for its elegant arches, Renaissance architecture, and lush gardens, offering a picturesque and historically rich experience in the Loire Valley.
Wine tasting in the vaulted cellar
Drinks
Included in price
After exploring the château, head below to sip AOC Touraine wines in the 16th-century vaulted cellar — a classy, cool finish to the visit. The cellars are stocked with over 20,000 bottles annually. The château has produced wine since 1547.
232 kms
3 hours
4
Catacombs of Paris
Two Loire castles, expert storytelling, wine tasting, and round-trip travel—no planning required.
Two Loire castles, expert storytelling, wine tasting, and round-trip travel—no planning required.
Inclusions
Exclusions
2 starting points available
1. Tourist Office in Tours
2. Tourist Office in Amboise
38 kms
37 minutes
1
Chenonceau Castle
90 minutes
Tickets included
Chateau de Chenonceau is a French chateau renowned for its elegant arches, Renaissance architecture, and lush gardens, offering a picturesque and historically rich experience in the Loire Valley.
58.6 kms
60 minutes
2
Local Bakery Stop
60 minutes
Take a break for lunch en route to Chambord. Choose from sandwiches, pastries, or light French fare at a boulangerie recommended by your guide.
3
Chambord Castle
90 minutes
Tickets included
Explore the grandest château in the Loire, surrounded by forests and deer-filled parkland. Inside, your guide will point out the iconic double-helix staircase and the rooftop terraces with sweeping views.
50 kms
55 minutes
4
2 ending points available
1. Tourist Office in Amboise
2. Tourist Office in Tours
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.
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.
Inclusions
Chambord Castle
Chenonceau Castle
Book: Chambord Castle & Gardens Tickets
Book:
Chambord + 1 Loire Valley Castle Combo Chambord + 2 Loire Valley Castle Combo
Opening hours
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.
Address: 41250 Chambord, France
A visit to Blois is like flipping through the pages of France’s royal history. Home to seven kings and ten queens, this castle blends Gothic, Renaissance, and Classical styles, showcasing the evolution of French architecture. The grand open spiral staircase of the Renaissance wing is a highlight, while the lavishly decorated chambers transport you to the days of royal intrigue. Don’t miss the nightly sound and light show, bringing the eccentricities of history to life—a castle that collapses or a Duke of Guise more alive than ever.
Distance: 20 km from Chambord
Cheverny is elegance at its finest. Unlike Chambord’s grandeur, this privately owned chateau has been lived in by the same family for over six centuries. Inside, its perfectly preserved interiors showcase lavish furnishings, intricate tapestries, and a grand library. Outside, the manicured gardens and famous hunting dog kennels offer a unique glimpse into aristocratic traditions. Tintin fans will love spotting the castle’s resemblance to Marlinspike Hall! If you’re wondering, that is Captain Haddock's country house and family estate.
Distance: 19.5 km from Chambord
Perched above the Loire River, Chaumont-sur-Loire is a chateau where history and art meet. Once home to Catherine de’ Medici and Diane de Poitiers, today it’s famous for its annual International Garden Festival, where contemporary landscape artists transform the grounds. Walk through lavishly restored rooms, explore the stables once considered Europe’s most luxurious, and admire ever-changing art installations that make each visit unique.
Distance: 39 km from Chambord
Yes, entry is free for EU residents under 26 years and disabled persons and 1 accompanying person, year-round.
Booking at least a week in advance is recommended, especially during the peak summer season, from June—August.
Standard tickets offer flexible entry, but guided tours and special events require timed slots.
Yes, kids will love the vast gardens, interactive exhibits, and fun family-friendly activities like meeting Julien the master watchmaker, and solving fun riddles from the book of Cassandra.
A typical visit takes around 2 to 3 hours, but exploring the gardens and estate can add extra time—simply because they are massive.
Guided tours are available and are led by a local expert. Make the most of your time and the guide by opting for a guided tour of Chambord and Chenonceau Castles.
Start with the double-helix staircase, visit the royal apartments, then head to the rooftop for stunning views. Don’t miss a walk or bike ride around the estate.
Yes! Visit during the off-season for lower ticket prices, bring your picnic, and look for combo passes to save on multiple castle visits.
Most of the visit is indoors, so rain won’t affect your castle tour. Just bring an umbrella if you plan to explore the gardens.
Unfortunately, you cannot. Your tickets can neither be canceled nor rescheduled.