From Paris: Château of Chantilly Skip-the-Line Tickets with Round-Trip Train Transfers
Highlights
- Marvel at the grandeur of the Château of Chantilly, famous for housing France's second-largest collection of antique paintings, with round-trip train transfers from Paris.
- Enjoy skip-the-line entry to the Château, giving you extra time to soak up French culture and discover the treasures of a 19th-century prince.
- Use an audio guide, offered in several languages, to learn about the remarkable art collection with pieces by masters such as Botticelli, Raphael, and Delacroix.
- Be sure to stop by the Great Stables, an 18th-century architectural marvel that now houses the intriguing Museum of the Horse.
- Fun fact: The Great Stables served more than horses. In the 18th century, they hosted lavish receptions with notable guests including princes and kings!
Take a trip from Paris to the Château of Chantilly, including skip-the-line entry, a multilingual audio guide, a stop at the Great Stables, and round-trip train tickets from Paris.
What to expect
Set off on a regal adventure to the Château of Chantilly
Board a relaxing train at Gare du Nord in Paris and take in the scenic views along the way. Upon reaching the Château of Chantilly, your skip-the-line ticket lets you walk right in without waiting. This residence belonged to the Duke of Aumale, a son of King Louis-Philippe, and holds an extraordinary array of rare treasures. The Duke was a passionate art collector, and his holdings are ranked as the second most important in France after the Louvre. With a multilingual audio guide in hand, wander through the princely apartments and learn about the Duke's world while admiring his private collection of paintings, furniture, books, and manuscripts.
Discover refinement and grandeur at the Great Stables
Then get ready to be amazed by the impressive Great Stables, a masterpiece of 18th-century design. Built to accommodate 240 horses, these stables once hosted lavish gatherings attended by princes and kings. Nowadays, the Great Stables house the Museum of the Horse, which many visitors count among their favorites. A lovely fountain adds to the regal feel, 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 art, you'll see why this outing appeals equally to history buffs and horse enthusiasts.