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Chenonceau + 2 Loire Valley Castle Combo

Name: Chenonceau + 2 Loire Valley Castle Combo
Start: 2026-09-04T09:00:00
End: 2026-09-04T19:00:00
Location: Loire Valley

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Chenonceau Castle + Royal Blois Castle + Clos Lucé Castle Tickets

~~Original price€55~~

€52.25

5% off

Start your day at Chenonceau—skip lines and explore the Gallery Bridge over Cher, gardens, and lawns with a multilingual brochure.
Drive 15 min to Clos Lucé, da Vinci’s final home. Discover his inventions via interactive exhibits, and stroll the gardens.
Drive 40 min to Blois. Stop for lunch in Blois’s old town or riverside.
Visit the royal apartments of Bloise Castle and explore 4 eras of architecture with your HistoPad AR guide.
Arrive at Blois Castle by 4–4:30pm for a relaxed visit; last entry is at 6pm.

Chenonceau Castle + Royal Amboise Castle + Chambord Castle Tickets

~~Original price€57.30~~

€54.44

5% off

Start your day at Chenonceau—skip lines and explore the Gallery Bridge over Cher, gardens, and lawns with a multilingual brochure.
Drive 25 min to Amboise. Visit the château, da Vinci’s tomb, and take in panoramic Loire river views.
Lunch in Amboise’s historic center or picnic by the river.
Conclude with a 1-hour drive to Chambord. Skip lines and explore its grand halls, helix staircase, and forest park.
Arrive at Chambord by 4pm for a breezy visit; last entry at 5:30pm.

Chenonceau Castle + Clos Lucé Castle + Chambord Castle Tickets

~~Original price€60~~

€57

5% off

Start your day at Chenonceau—skip lines and explore the Gallery Bridge over Cher, gardens, and lawns with a multilingual brochure.
Drive 20 min to Clos Lucé Castle. Explore da Vinci’s rooms, models, and gardens.
Lunch in Amboise’s charming old town.
Conclude with a 1-hour drive to Chambord Castle, home to 426 royal rooms, double-helix staircase, and forest park.
Aim to reach Chambord by 4pm; last entry is 5:30pm.

Chenonceau Castle + Chambord Castle + Chaumont-sur-loire Tickets

~~Original price€61~~

€57.95

5% off

Start your day at Chenonceau—skip lines and explore the Gallery Bridge over Cher, gardens, and lawns with a multilingual brochure.
Drive 30 min to Chaumont-sur-Loire. Enjoy its medieval-Renaissance charm and, in season, the International Garden Festival.
Lunch en route or at Chambord’s café.
Drive 40 min to Chambord Castle. Climb the double-helix staircase and stroll the vast forest park.
Arrive at Chaumont by 4pm; last entry is at 5:30pm.

4.5/5(19,824)

Thomann M

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

The staff was very friendly and mostly young, which my girlfriend and I really appreciated. The check-in went very smoothly. The meal and the breakfast were good. I highly recommend it!

Monica H

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

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.

Khezami R

Family

Verified booking

3 days ago

The 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!

Lesley W

Group

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

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

Last week

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

2 weeks ago

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.

Unlock the wonders of this combo ticket—explore Chenonceau Castle and two more castles of your choice. A ticket that is flexible and time-saving.

At Chenonceau, walk through the halls once graced by the powerful women of French history—Catherine de Medici and Diane de Poitiers.

Step into the valley's biggest castle—Chambord to explore over 60 rooms and climb the da Vinci-inspired double helix staircase, which allows two visitors to ascend and descend simultaneously, without crossing paths.

Visit da Vinci's final residence (1516-1519) at Clos Luce, which is now restored and converted into a museum dedicated to his life, art, and inventions.

Pay homage to da Vinci's tomb at the Chapel of Saint-Hubert, located within the Amboise castle. This castle was particularly favored by the French kings as a royal residence.

If you're visiting between April and November, attend the International Garden Festival at Chaumont, where global landscape designers come together to create 30 theme-based gardens.

Chenonceau Castle

Skip the ticket line to Chenonceau Castle (security check is a must)

Visitor's brochure printed 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 Chateau of Blois

Skip-the-ticket-line entry

HistoPad AR tablet

Amboise Castle

Skip-the-ticket-line entry (security check is a must)

HistoPad AR tablet

Clos Luce Castle

Skip-the-ticket-line entry (security check is a must)

Access to exhibitions

Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle

Skip-the-ticket-line entry (security check is a must)

Access to the International Garden Festival (if ongoing)

Guided tours

These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 1 Nov, 2026.

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What our guests say
Marie-claire F
Solo
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
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.
Jouke B
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
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.
Dragos D
Solo
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
The Chennenceaux and Chambord Castle are amazing. The details, the workmanship, the horse show, the size and the helpful staff are all noteworthy. We had a wonderful time. Do not forget to rent your tablets expecially if you have kids with you.
E C
Solo
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
This was my first time visiting this magnificent place... Chambord is a magical place 🧙 despite a severe drought this year, which has unfortunately left the gardens looking a bit barren... It was a unique experience, thanks to the kind and attentive staff...
Tanjim C
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
It was an unforgettable experience. I had wanted to visit the castles for a long time, and I finally had the chance to do so. I really love architecture, and each castle is a fine example of the richness of French architecture.

Explore the best of the Loire Valley with a combo ticket that includes Chenonceau and two more castles of your choice— Amboise, Chambord, Clos Lucé, or Chaumont-sur-Loire.

Chenonceau Castle

As the second most-visited castle in France (after Versailles), Chenonceau receives an annual footfall of 1.3 million visitors every year. On a self-guided tour, explore the Medici Gallery which spans the Cher River, admire a unique collection of artwork that includes paintings and tapestries from the 16th to18th centuries, and enjoy a relaxing stroll in the manicured gardens of Catherine Medici and Diane Poitiers.

Chambord Castle

The largest castle in the Loire Valley, Chambord boasts 440 rooms, 365 fireplaces, and a 13,400-acre park. On a self-guided visit, explore over 60 rooms, climb the famed staircase, and spend leisure time in the park.

Amboise Castle

Overlooking the Loire River, this castle was the favored residence among the royals during the French Renaissance. Besides a glimpse into the grandeur of French history, the castle is also the final resting place of da Vinci.

Clos Luce Castle

As the last residence of da Vinci, he brought with him The Mona Lisa, The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne, and Saint John the Baptist. Although these pieces eventually moved out, the castle remains home to some of the artist's innovative inventions including the tank, catapult, and flying machine.

Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the castle is most famous for the annual International Garden Festival (Apr-Nov) which sees 30 magnificent gardens created by teams of artists, architects, and designers. Additionally, there are contemporary art exhibitions too which draw a significant crowd.

Royal Chateau of Blois

It is famously referred to as the Gateway to the Loire Valley castles, owing to its ease of access from Paris. A favored residence among the royals, this castle has been home to seven kings and ten queens of France and is also one of the few castles to remain fully furnished and decorated—truly a historical site.

What's not allowed

Chaumont-sur-Loire

Large bags and suitcases

Pets inside the castle

Royal Chateau of Blois

Large bags and suitcases

Accessibility

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.

Amboise Royal Castle

The castle is accessible to visitors with disabilities.

Clos Lucé Castle

The basement and ground floor of the castle are accessible to people with disabilities.

Chaumont-sur-Loire

Entry is free for visitors with disabilities.

Royal Chateau of Blois

Guide dogs are allowed throughout the estate.

Additional information

Chenonceau Castle

Leashed dogs are allowed in the gardens and small dogs should be carried.

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.

Clos Lucé Castle

Dogs are allowed—must be on a leash in the grounds and carried inside the building.

Chaumont-sur-Loire

Pets are not allowed inside the castle.

Royal Chateau of Blois

Free admission for visitors with disabilities and their companions

Children under 13 years must be accompanied by an adult

Only small, front-carrying bags are allowed.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.

Ticket redemption points (Based on the option selected)

Chambord Castle

Redeem your ticket at Château de Chambord.

Address: Château, 41250 Chambord, France.

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Chenonceau Castle

Redeem your ticket at Château de Chenonceau.

Address: 37150 Chenonceaux, France.

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Royal Blois Castle

Redeem your ticket at Royal Château de Blois.

Address: 6 Place du Château, 41000, Blois

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Royal Castle of Amboise

Redeem your ticket at Château Royal d'Amboise.

Address: Mnt de l'Emir Abd el Kader, 37400 Amboise, France.

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Clos Lucé Castle

Redeem your ticket at Château du Clos Lucé.

Address : 2 Rue du Clos Lucé, 37400 Amboise, France.

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