From Paris: Château of Chantilly Skip-the-Line Tickets with Round-Trip Train Transfers
Highlights
- Revel in the splendor of the Château of Chantilly, known for its second-largest collection of antique paintings in France with round-trip train transfers from Paris.
- You're in for a treat with skip-the-line access to the Château, offering you more time to marvel at the French culture and the treasures of a 19th-century prince.
- Listen to an audio guide, available in multiple languages, offering insights into the spectacular art collection featuring works from masters like Botticelli, Raphael, and Delacroix.
- Don't miss a visit to the Great Stables, an 18th-century architectural masterpiece, now hosting a fascinating Museum of the Horse.
- Did you know? The Great Stables weren't just for horses. They've hosted extravagant receptions with distinguished guests like princes and kings in the 18th century!
Visit the Château de Chantilly from Paris with priority entry, an audio guide, and access to the Great Stables, including round-trip train travel from Paris.
Your experience
Set off on a royal excursion to the Château de Chantilly
Your regal adventure begins at Paris's Gare du Nord, where you'll board a comfortable train and enjoy the scenic route. Upon arrival at the Château de Chantilly, your skip-the-line tickets let you bypass the crowds. This château, once owned by the Duke of Aumale (son of King Louis-Philippe), is filled with rare and valuable artifacts. Interestingly, the Duke was a passionate art collector, and his collection is regarded as the second most important in France, after the Louvre. As you explore the princely apartments with your multilingual audio guide, you'll learn about the Duke's life and admire his impressive assortment of paintings, furniture, books, and manuscripts.
Discover the elegance of the Great Stables
Next, get ready to be impressed by the magnificent Great Stables, an outstanding example of 18th-century architecture. Built to accommodate 240 horses, these stables once hosted lavish events attended by princes and kings. Today, they house the Museum of the Horse, which is a hit with visitors. A lovely fountain adds to the royal ambiance, making the Dome an ideal spot for celebrations, just as it was in the 1700s. On your return to Paris, with a fresh appreciation for royal artistry, you'll see why this tour is essential for enthusiasts of history and horses alike.