Combos

Leonardo Da Vinci Pass : Chambord, Clos Lucé & Amboise

Use this combo pass to explore the Loire Valley castles that have a close connection with Leonardo da Vinci!

4.3/5(8,307)

Thomas B

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

Thought maybe my wife and I would enjoy an hour visiting Clos aLuce Castle for a nice day trip from Orleans. In reality we ended up spending an enchanting three hours wandering the chateau, the exhibits, and the park. The designers have done a marvelous job in creating a flow through the entire property. Well worth the trip!

Jean-pierre R

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Chambord Castle is a work of art in itself because of its architecture. The visit is made easy thanks to a clear, spacious tour route. Plus, thanks to the RV parking, we were able to take our time and admire the castle illuminated at night.

Debi U

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Loved the chateau and all the rooms. It was great to see displays in so many rooms which helped make it come alive. It would have been fun to see some mention of the Chambord liquor made in the town of Chambord somewhere near the exit of the chateau

Jouanno Y

Family

Verified booking

6 days ago

A very interesting visit, both for the castle and the gardens, but also to learn more about Leonardo da Vinci. Warm welcome, easy parking, restaurants nearby. And a big shoutout to Mathurine, fascinating!

Debi U

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

The home is quite small compared to so many chateaux in France but this was enjoyable. My favorite- especially with all of the works and art by Leonardo de Vinci everywhere. The park was amazing. Definitely a must see!

Chantele D

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

It was a great visit to Chateau Chambord. Easy entry with headout app/tickets. The process was very easy from start to finish and saved a huge amount of time because we did not have to stand in a line.

Discover three magnificent Loire Valley castles with one money-saving combo, tracing Leonardo da Vinci's influence on French Renaissance history.

Skip the ticket line at Château de Chambord and admire its iconic double-helix staircase, ingenious architecture, gardens, and temporary exhibitions.

Visit Château du Clos Lucé, Leonardo's final residence, and explore his inventions, artworks, and the spaces where he spent his last three years.

Enjoy priority entry to the Royal Castle of Amboise, explore its royal chambers, and visit Leonardo da Vinci's tomb inside the Saint-Hubert Chapel.

Explore Clos Lucé and Amboise together with ease. Just 400m apart, these two castles offer a fascinating look at Leonardo's life and legacy.

Château de Chambord

Skip-the-line entry to Chambord

Access to the castle and gardens

Entry to temporary exhibitions

Château du Clos Lucé

Entry to Château du Clos Lucé

Royal Castle of Amboise

Priority entry to Royal Amboise Castle

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
Nijs G
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Booking was very easy. That way, we were able to get inside quickly, without any waiting time. A remarkable castle with lots of rooms to see, all beautifully decorated as well—a truly wonderful experience.
Chantele D
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
It was a great visit to Chateau Chambord. Easy entry with headout app/tickets. The process was very easy from start to finish and saved a huge amount of time because we did not have to stand in a line.
Chantele D
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
It was beautiful and very easy to navigate the ticket process to spend maximize time in the chateau. The gardens were especially beautiful--you dont want to miss them.
Nierop I
Couple
Verified booking
Oct 2026
Enchanting, truly wonderful places, visited in late September in great weather. Normal crowds, able to take photos in peace...
Grenier M
Solo
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Chambord Castle and Amboise were great; smooth visit. An iPad is provided for the tours and included in the admission price. On the other hand, at Chenonceau, the iPad costs €5 even though admission to the castle is the most expensive of all! Plus, it's hard to get around when several groups of 30 people arrive at the same time! There should be specific time slots for groups for better organization. Too bad, because this castle is interesting and the g

Follow in Leonardo da Vinci's footsteps through three Loire Valley castles, from the architectural wonders he inspired to the home where he spent his final years and the chapel where he rests today.

Château de Chambord

Getting started

Head to Château de Chambord and present your ticket for skip-the-line entry. Once inside, explore the château, its gardens, and temporary exhibitions.

What to expect

Built for King Francis I, Château de Chambord is one of the Loire Valley's grandest Renaissance landmarks, celebrated for its striking towers, intricate architecture, and connections to Leonardo da Vinci.

Features

Double-helix staircase: Discover the castle's architectural centerpiece, inspired by Leonardo's designs. Its two intertwined stairways allow visitors to ascend and descend without meeting.

Renaissance architecture: Admire the château's elaborate towers, sculpted details, and grand interiors that reflect the artistic ambitions of King Francis I.

Castle gardens: Wander through the landscaped grounds and admire the château's majestic exterior from different perspectives.

Temporary exhibitions: Explore exhibitions that offer additional insights into the castle's history, art, and heritage.

Château du Clos Lucé

Getting started

Make your way to Château du Clos Lucé in Amboise and present your entry ticket to begin exploring Leonardo da Vinci's final residence.

What to expect

Leonardo da Vinci lived at Clos Lucé from 1516 until his death in 1519, spending his final years under the patronage of King Francis I. Today, the château celebrates his extraordinary contributions to art, science, and engineering.

Features

Leonardo's final home: Explore the historic rooms where the Renaissance master lived and worked during his final years.

Inventions and engineering: Discover models of Leonardo's visionary machines and learn how his ideas anticipated later technological developments.

Art and sculptures: Explore displays celebrating Leonardo's artistic achievements and his ability to blend scientific observation with creative expression.

Leonardo da Vinci Park: Discover reconstructions of his inventions in an outdoor setting that brings his imaginative designs to life.

Royal Castle of Amboise

Getting started

Arrive at the Royal Castle of Amboise and use your priority entry ticket to access this historic royal residence overlooking the Loire River.

What to expect

Once home to French royalty, the Royal Castle of Amboise played an important role in the French Renaissance and shares a close connection with Leonardo da Vinci and his patron, King Francis I.

Features

Royal chambers: Explore historic rooms featuring Gothic and Renaissance architecture, period furnishings, and reminders of the castle's royal past.

Saint-Hubert Chapel: Visit the beautifully restored chapel housing Leonardo da Vinci's tomb, where his remarkable life story comes full circle.

Loire Valley views: Admire sweeping views of the Loire River and the surrounding town from the castle's elevated setting.

Renaissance heritage: Discover the castle's royal history and its role in introducing Italian Renaissance influences to France.

What to bring

Keep your tickets readily available for validation at each of the three castles.

Accessibility

The castles contain historic architecture, so accessibility may vary between areas and attractions.

Additional information

Château du Clos Lucé and the Royal Castle of Amboise are approximately 400m apart.

Allow around 2–3 hours to explore Château du Clos Lucé, its park, and galleries.

Check the individual castles' opening hours when planning your visits.

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