Chambord

About this experience

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What's included

• Chambord Skip-The-Line-Ticket (including garden)Adult

How to use

1. Show Mobile Ticket
2. At Redemption Counter

What to expect

Chambord is the larger and grander castle in the Loire Valley castle complex. It is a combination of the French medieval heritage and the innovative architecture of the Italian Renaissance. The castle was included in the World Heritage List in 1981 and is regarded as a national treasure by the French. The history of Chambord Castle Chambord was built in 1519 by François I of the Valois Dynasty as a hunting palace. It has a history of nearly 500 years. There are many forests here, rich in all kinds of food, wine and all kinds of wild animals. The castle is surrounded by river water, backed by the big forest, facing the Chambord garden, green trees, flowers, sculptures and clear lake water, which add radiance and beauty to each other, making people feel relaxed and happy. Large-scale Chambord is large in scale and majestic, with a length and width of more than 100 meters. The palace is white and gray. The carvings on the walls are very fine. 77 stairs, 282 chimneys and 426 rooms. On the first floor of the Royal Residence of Chambord, there is the bedroom, study, prayer room, etc. of Francois I. The vaulted ceiling is very beautifully carved and worth seeing. The interior of the palace is decorated with well-crafted velvet, and the walls with golden edges on a white background are brilliant, and the brocade tapestries hanging on the walls can be regarded as works of art. In the small theater on the south wing is the premiere of Molière's classic works "Mr. The hall on the second floor has a unique carving on the vault, which combines the initials "F" of François I with his salamander symbol, and there is a fireplace in the hall for indoor heating. Tower top terrace Chambord has a wide and unique tower top terrace, which was the place where the king and the royal family watched the garden scenery and rodeo. The tower is 56 meters high, and when you climb to the top of the tower, you can overlook the charming surrounding scenery, including the forest area of Chambord and the Loire River. There is a café on the terrace, where you can sit and have a drink and enjoy the beautiful view while enjoying the aroma of coffee.

Terms & conditions

Present your E-ticket for direct verification and access.;Location of use;41250 Chambord, France Ticket gate;Time of use;09:00~17:00(Oct 27–Nov 16 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Nov 18–23 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Nov 25–30 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Dec 2–7 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Dec 9–14 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Dec 16–19 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~18:00(Dec 20–23 (Mon–Tue, Thur–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~18:00(Dec 26–30 (Mon–Tue, Thur–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~18:00(Jan 2–3 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 4 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 6–11 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 13–18 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 20–25 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 27–Feb 1 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Feb 3–Mar 8 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Mar 10–15 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Mar 17–22 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Mar 24–27 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~18:00(Mar 28–Oct 25 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~17:00(Oct 26–Dec 18 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~18:00(Dec 19–Jan 2 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~16:00(Dec 24 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 15:30);09:00~16:00(Dec 31 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 15:30) Present your E-ticket for direct verification and access. Location of use 41250 Chambord, France Ticket gate Time of use 09:00~17:00(Oct 27–Nov 16 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Nov 18–23 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Nov 25–30 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Dec 2–7 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Dec 9–14 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Dec 16–19 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~18:00(Dec 20–23 (Mon–Tue, Thur–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~18:00(Dec 26–30 (Mon–Tue, Thur–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~18:00(Jan 2–3 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 4 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 6–11 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 13–18 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 20–25 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Jan 27–Feb 1 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Feb 3–Mar 8 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Mar 10–15 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Mar 17–22 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~17:00(Mar 24–27 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~18:00(Mar 28–Oct 25 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~17:00(Oct 26–Dec 18 (Tue–Sun): Entry ends at 16:30);09:00~18:00(Dec 19–Jan 2 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 17:30);09:00~16:00(Dec 24 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 15:30);09:00~16:00(Dec 31 (Mon–Sun): Entry ends at 15:30)