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Chambord & Chenonceau Castles

Name: Chambord & Chenonceau Castles
Start: 2026-09-01T09:00:00
End: 2026-09-01T18:00:00
Location: Loire Valley

Get a glimpse of the French royal life visiting Chambord and Chenonceau, two mesmerizing castles in Loire Valley with this super-saver combo ticket.

4.6/5(12,652)

Monica H

Couple

Verified booking

4 days ago

The two castles we visited were spectacular, each with its own unique features. Chambord. Inside, the video presentation—in French but completely understandable—was a highlight. The garden didn’t look as good as expected due to the heat, but the castle more than made up for it. Parking costs 8 euros. You can spend 3–4 hours there. Chenonceaux Castle. Its gardens far surpass the castle itself. It’s worth visiting just to see them. Parking is free. The castle, of course, has its own charm and is spread out beyond the central complex into pavilions such as the Science Pavilion and the Pharmacy Pavilion. There are also gardens of medicinal plants and a very well-maintained vegetable garden with water fountains for both the garden and the visitors. Both are highly recommended. And with the mobile ticket, it’s very easy to enter without waiting in line at the ticket office. However, if you want a self-guided tour, you must purchase it at the ticket office before entering the grounds.

Lesley W

Group

Verified booking

Last week

Easy to purchase tickets via head out Sent to my phone for easy access Chenanceau chateaux is gorgeous Lovely grounds Plenty of parking Try to avoid the morning coach crowds Very picturesque setting for photos I wish I had had time to hire a boat to sail along the river running underneath the Chateaux Nice cafe There's a restaurant you can book in advance i. The beautiful Orangery

Monica H

Couple

Verified booking

5 days ago

The castle is impressive; you can tour it in 3–4 hours. The introductory video is particularly noteworthy, as it explains the castle’s history under the patronage of King Francis I, a great hunter and architecture enthusiast. Also worth noting is the collection of buttons featuring animal motifs, as the king was passionate about hunting. The staircase designed by Leonardo da Vinci is impressive.

Schön L

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

The bike parking is good, near the entrance. The castle is magnificent and very interesting, especially with the audio guide and the videos you can watch by entering the code at the historical stations. All the rooms are described in detail. The tour with Headout went smoothly. The online tickets work.

Jouke B

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

A stunningly beautiful castle—well worth the visit. We were in the area for just one night but didn’t want to miss this. And it was definitely worth it. The drive there, the driveway, and then the castle and the beautifully maintained gardens. In a word: amazing.

Khaouis A

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

The castle gardens are magnificent and offer lovely spots for picnics and naps. The castle is beautiful, and the staircase is impressive. There isn't much furniture, but the view of the gardens from the terraces is breathtaking.

This combo ticket gives you access to two of the most charming castles in the Loire while saving you money.

Walk around 60 royal rooms in Chambord Castle.

Get access to the temporary exhibitions in Chambord too.

Explore the double-helix staircase in Chambord, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's designs.

Explore the Chenonceau Castle and witness its late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture.

Admire the luxurious tapestries, furniture, paintings, and decor - now a vintage royal collection.

Stroll in the gardens beside the Cher river and enjoy the picturesque view.

Entry to the Chenonceau Castle

Skip-the-line ticket to Chambord Castle

Entry to the temporary exhibitions in Chambord Castle

Live guide

These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 31 Dec, 2026.

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What our guests say
Monica H
Couple
Verified booking
4 days ago
The two castles we visited were spectacular, each with its own unique features. Chambord. Inside, the video presentation—in French but completely understandable—was a highlight. The garden didn’t look as good as expected due to the heat, but the castle more than made up for it. Parking costs 8 euros. You can spend 3–4 hours there. Chenonceaux Castle. Its gardens far surpass the castle itself. It’s worth visiting just to see them. Parking is free. The castle, of course, has its own charm and is spread out beyond the central complex into pavilions such as the Science Pavilion and the Pharmacy Pavilion. There are also gardens of medicinal plants and a very well-maintained vegetable garden with water fountains for both the garden and the visitors. Both are highly recommended. And with the mobile ticket, it’s very easy to enter without waiting in line at the ticket office. However, if you want a self-guided tour, you must purchase it at the ticket office before entering the grounds.
Lesley W
Group
Verified booking
Last week
Easy to purchase tickets via head out Sent to my phone for easy access Chenanceau chateaux is gorgeous Lovely grounds Plenty of parking Try to avoid the morning coach crowds Very picturesque setting for photos I wish I had had time to hire a boat to sail along the river running underneath the Chateaux Nice cafe There's a restaurant you can book in advance i. The beautiful Orangery
Monica H
Couple
Verified booking
5 days ago
The castle is impressive; you can tour it in 3–4 hours. The introductory video is particularly noteworthy, as it explains the castle’s history under the patronage of King Francis I, a great hunter and architecture enthusiast. Also worth noting is the collection of buttons featuring animal motifs, as the king was passionate about hunting. The staircase designed by Leonardo da Vinci is impressive.
Schön L
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
The bike parking is good, near the entrance. The castle is magnificent and very interesting, especially with the audio guide and the videos you can watch by entering the code at the historical stations. All the rooms are described in detail. The tour with Headout went smoothly. The online tickets work.
Marie-claire F
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
A very beautiful castle, though the grounds are in poor condition due to the current drought, and there aren’t enough benches in the park to rest on. Picnics are allowed, but I didn’t see any trash cans, so be sure to take your trash with you when you leave. The price, including paid parking (€21 + €8), is a bit expensive.

Chenonceau Castle

Visit Château Chenonceau, an elegant white castle built on the piers of an old mill in the famous Loire Valley region. Chenonceau is a stunning representation of late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture, featuring a long gallery bridge that spans over the Cher river.

Chambord Castle

Explore the Chambord Castle and get a glimpse into the French royal life of the past. A major highlight of your visit here would be the famous double helix staircase. Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, the open staircase is designed in a way that you can go up one side without meeting or making eye contact with someone who is descending on the other side! Your ticket also gives you access to more than 60 rooms open to the public and to temporary exhibitions (according to the cultural program of the time). Moreover, you can explore the castle's grand gardens, home to a vivid range of flora and fauna, at your own pace.

Important Information

Chenonceau Castle

The Chenonceau Castle is wheelchair accessible. People with reduced mobility can book a wheelchair free of charge (when doing so, they will be asked to leave an ID as a deposit).

Chambord Castle

There are free lockers available at the château entrance (except in case of contrary governmental provisions) for safekeeping of your metallic baby carriers, backpacks, helmets and other articles

Certain objects, like hiking poles and sharp objects, are not admitted in the château and must be placed in the lockers in accordance with visit regulations

Under France’s Vigipirate Plan, objects with dimensions superior to 55cm x 35cm x 20cm must also be deposited in the lockers after having been inspected

Baby carriers with metal frames are not authorized in the rooms and have to be left in storage. - Strollers can be borrowed at the entrance (depending on availability)

Toilets with changing tables and bottle warmers are accessible near the reception area close to the parking lots as well as inside the château

You will have access to free WiFi within the premises

In the autumn and winter, it is strongly recommended that you wear warm clothes

Timings

Chenonceau Castle

1 Jan - 8 Feb: 9:30am until 5pm

9 Feb - 5 Apr: 9:30am until 5pm

6 Apr - 29 May: 9am until 6pm

30 May - 5 Jul: 9am until 7pm

6 Jul - 18 Aug: 9am until 7:30pm

19 Aug - 29 Sep: 9am until 7pm

30 Sep - 11 Nov: 9am until 6pm

12 Nov - 20 Dec: 9:30am until 4:30pm

21 - 31 Dec: 9:30am until 5:30pm

The following holiday weekends have specific opening hours:

Easter (20 - 22 April): 9am until 7pm

Labor Day (27 April until 12 May): 9am until 7pm

Ascension (30 May until 2 June): 9am until 7pm

Chambord Castle

Mar 30 - Oct 27: 9am until 6pm (last entry is at 5pm)

28 Oct - 29 Mar: 9am until 5pm (last entry is at 4:30pm)

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