From Paris: Château of Chantilly Skip-the-Line Tickets with Round-Trip Train Transfers

Your experience

Embark on a royal journey to the Château of Chantilly

Start your royal journey from the Gare du Nord in Paris aboard a comfortable train, admiring the picturesque landscape. Once you arrive at the Château of Chantilly, you can breeze past the queues with your skip-the-line tickets. The Château, home to the Duke of Aumale, son of King Louis-Philippe, is a treasure trove of rare and precious items. Did you know the Duke was an avid art collector and his collection is considered second only to the Louvre in France? As you traverse the princely apartments with your multilingual audio guide, you'll gain insights into the Duke's life, marveling at the grandeur of his private collection of paintings, furniture, books, and manuscripts.

Step into the world of elegance at the Great Stables

Next, prepare to be awed by the majestic Great Stables, a hallmark of 18th-century architecture. These stables, designed to house 240 horses, were the setting for extravagant receptions, where princes and kings were guests. Today, the Great Stables are home to the Museum of the Horse, a favorite among visitors. Adding to the royal atmosphere is a beautiful fountain, making the Dome a perfect place for festivities, much like in the 18th century. As you head back to Paris, with a newfound appreciation for royal art, you'll understand why this experience is a must for history and horse lovers alike.

亮点

• 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!