Chaumont-sur-Loire + 2 Loire Valley Castle Combo
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- Begin at Chenonceau. Skip lines and explore the graceful arches, gardens, and gallery above the River Cher.
- Drive 30 min to Chaumont-sur-Loire. Visit Renaissance rooms, medieval towers, and (in season) the Garden Festival.
- Lunch at Chaumont’s café or picnic with Loire views.
- Drive 25 min to Blois. Tour four centuries of royal architecture and the king’s chambers.
- Reach Blois by 4:30pm, for a relaxed visit; last entry by 6pm.
- Start your day at Chaumont-sur-Loire. Skip lines to explore Renaissance rooms, medieval towers, and (in season) the Garden Festival.
- Drive 20 min to Blois Castle. Discover its royal past and architectural evolution from Gothic to Classical.
- Lunch in Blois’s old town or riverside cafés.
- Continue 20 min to Chambord. Skip lines and roam its vast halls, rooftop walkways, and double-helix staircase.
- Arrive by 4pm for a breezy visit, last entry at 5:30pm.
- Start your day at Chenonceau Castle, beneath its famous arches and stroll Catherine de’ Medici’s gardens.
- Drive 30 min to Chaumont Castle. Skip lines and see its medieval towers, Renaissance salons, and Garden Festival (in season).
- Enjoy a picnic or lunch at Chaumont’s café with river views.
- Continue 30 min to Chambord. Skip lines and explore 426 rooms, rooftop terraces, and lush forest park.
- Reach Chambord by 3:30-4pm for a breezy visit, last entry at 5:30pm.
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Unlock a super combo deal on your next Loire Valley visit—skip the ticket lines to explore Chaumont and two other castles of your choice.
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Chaumont is best known for its annual International Garden Festival (Apr—Nov) and its rich history of hosting personalities like French queen Catherine de Médicis and Benjamin Franklin.
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At Chambord, ascend the da Vinci-inspired double helix staircase, admire the views of the valley from its terraces, and soak in the impressive proportions of the castle.
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At Chenonceau, admire artworks in the double-story Medici Gallery, spanning the Cher River, and enjoy the sweet scent of seasonal blooms in the gardens.
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At Royal Blois, observe the evolution of architectural style, from Medieval and Gothic to French and classic. Also enjoy art displays at Musée des Beaux-Arts, featuring works by Rubens and Ingres.
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Chamount-sur-Loire
- Skip the ticket line entry (security check is a must)
- Access to the International Garden Festival (seasonal)
- Cultural programs and events (subject to availability)
Chenonceau Castle
- Skip the ticket line entry (security check is a must)
- Multilingual visitors' brochure (available in 18 languages)
Chambord Castle
- Skip the ticket line entry (security check is a must)
- Access to temporary exhibitions
- Multilingual visitor's guide
- A 20-minute movie about the castle translated into English, Spanish, German, and Italian
Royal Blois Castle
- Skip the ticket line entry (security check is a must)
- Access to the royal apartments and the Museum of Fine Arts
- Multilingual visitor's guide (available in 14 languages)
- Guided tours
- Audio guides
- Transportation
These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 1 Nov, 2026.
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SoloVerified booking6 days ago5/5We went to explore the Château de Chambord with my girlfriend and we simply loved it—the exterior of the castle, its gardens, and then the interior, which is also magnificent.MMonica H
CoupleVerified booking3 weeks ago5/5The 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.KKhezami R
FamilyVerified booking2 weeks ago5/5The visit to Chenonceau Castle was simply wonderful! The castle is impressive, and its location over the water makes it truly unique. The lovingly tended gardens are also well worth seeing and invite you to take a relaxing stroll. The tickets worked without a hitch, and the entire visit was well organized. A wonderful experience and highly recommended!JJoyce D
SoloVerified booking2 weeks ago5/5This place is as billed. special. The entry was easy. The parking free. The building and grounds well maintained. For flower lovers , the outside gardens were lovely but the flowers highlight were the original , highly artistic ,fresh arrangements , that dressed every room. They themselves were spectacular . The history of the chateau was also well laid out . Would highly recommend .MMonica H
CoupleVerified booking3 weeks ago5/5The 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.
These tickets are valid until 1 Nov, 2026.
Experience the Loire Valley’s finest with a combo ticket that grants entry to Chaumont-sur-Loire and two other castles of your choice—Chenonceau, Chambord, or Royal Blois.
Chenonceau Castle
Often dubbed the Ladies’ Castle, Chenonceau is a Renaissance gem and the second-most visited castle in France after Versailles, drawing over 1.3 million guests annually. With a multilingual visitor guide in hand, explore its impressive art collection inside the Medici Gallery, which dramatically spans the Cher River. Wrap up your visit with a walk through the exquisite gardens, each shaped by the powerful women who once called Chenonceau home.
Chambord Castle
Discover the grandeur of the Loire Valley’s largest castle, home to over 400 rooms and the famed double-helix staircase said to be designed by Leonardo da Vinci. Your self-guided visit includes a multilingual guide and a short introductory film to help you navigate the castle’s rich interiors at your own pace.
Royal Blois Castle
Once the royal residence of seven kings and ten queens, this castle is a window into France’s monarchical past. With a free multilingual guide, tour the lavish Royal Apartments and the Fine Arts Museum, featuring an eclectic mix of tapestries, sculptures, and paintings.
What to bring
- It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes as this experience involves a fair amount of walking.
What’s not allowed
Chaumont-sur-Loire
- Large bags and suitcases
- Pets inside the castle
Accessibility
Chaumont-sur-Loire
- Entry is free for visitors with disabilities.
Chenonceau Castle
- The castle, restaurants, shops, and restrooms are wheelchair-accessible.
- Guide dogs are allowed throughout the estate.
Chambord Castle
- The ground floor is wheelchair-accessible; the upper floors have elevators.
- Guide dogs are allowed through the entire estate.
Additional information
Chaumont-sur-Loire
- Languages spoken on-site are English and French.
Chenonceau Castle
- Leashed dogs are allowed in the gardens, and small dogs should be carried; guided dogs are allowed throughout the estate.
Chambord Castle
- There is low connectivity within the castle; download your tickets in advance.
- Pets are not allowed inside the castle, gardens, and stables; they are in the park, on a leash.
- Since this is a historic site, certain rooms are exceptionally closed to visitors.
- Autumns and winters are exceptionally cold inside the castle. Plan accordingly.
Royal Blois Castle
- Children under 13 years must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
- No animals are allowed on site except guide dogs.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
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Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.
Ticket redemption points
Chaumont-sur-Loire
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Redeem your tickets at Domaine du Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire.
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Address: 41150 Chaumont-sur-Loire, France.
Château de Chambord
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Redeem your ticket at Château de Chambord.
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Address: 41250 Chambord, France.
Château de Chenonceau
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Redeem your ticket at Château de Chenonceau.
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Address: 37150 Chenonceaux, France.
Château Royal de Blois
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Redeem your ticket at Château Royal de Blois..
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Address: 6 Pl. du Château, 41000 Blois, France.
Château de Villandry
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Redeem your ticket at Château de Villandry..
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Address: 3 Rue Principale, 37510 Villandry, France.
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