
Château de Chambord: Entry Ticket
An architectural triumph packed with French history and elegance
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Chambord · Chenonceau · Clos Lucé · Amboise
Four castles in a UNESCO World Heritage landscape. Official prices, 2026 hours, how to get there without a car and a two-day plan with Tours or Amboise as your base.

An architectural triumph packed with French history and elegance
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Explore a royal Renaissance residence, the resting place of Da Vinci
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A Renaissance château begun in 1519 by Francis I, with a double-helix staircase and a walled estate of about 5,440 hectares. Official prices and 2026 hours.
Opening hours for every month are on the Opening hours page.
Checked against the official website on October 22, 2026 · Official source

The château built across the river Cher, known as the Ladies’ Château. Official prices, 2026 hours and the train from Tours.
Opening hours for every month are on the Opening hours page.
Checked against the official website on October 22, 2026 · Official source

The manor where Leonardo da Vinci spent his last years, with his bedroom, a park of full-size machines and the Leonardo galleries. Official prices and hours.
Opening hours for every month are on the Opening hours page.
Checked against the official website on October 22, 2026 · Official source

A royal Renaissance residence above the Loire, with the Saint-Hubert chapel and Leonardo da Vinci’s tomb. Official prices, HistoPad included, and hours.
Opening hours for every month are on the Opening hours page.
Checked against the official website on October 22, 2026 · Official source