Combo: Chenonceau Castle + Clos Lucé Castle + Royal Blois Castle Skip-the-Line Entry Tickets

Discover the opulence of French royalty with this cost-saving combo ticket to Chenonceau, Clos Lucé Castle, and Royal Blois Castle. Explore exquisite Renaissance architecture, lavish interiors, and Leonardo Da Vinci's last home.

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Discover the grandeur of French Renaissance architecture with this cost-saving combo ticket, offering you skip-the-line entry to France's most cherished chateaus: Chenonceau, Clos Lucé, and Royal Blois Castle.

Château de Chenonceau

Uncover the rich royal history of Château de Chenonceau, a stunning castle renowned for its intricate late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture. The chateau, also known as the “Ladies’ Château”, promises an insight into the lavish lives of French royals through its elaborately adorned rooms featuring exquisite tapestries, paintings, and furniture. Walk across the castle's elegant gallery bridge spanning the Cher River and take a tranquil stroll through the expansive royal gardens, a visual treat of mazes and flower gardens.

Château du Clos Lucé

Continue your historical journey with skip-the-line access to Château du Clos Lucé, the last residence of celebrated artist Leonardo Da Vinci. Steep yourself in Renaissance culture as you explore the chateau's display of Da Vinci’s genius inventions, including The Tank and The Mechanical Drum. This self-guided tour invites you to delve into the inspirations of the Italian Maestro, with leisure time to relax in the lush park and gardens.

Royal Blois Castle

See the Blois Castle, which served as the mansion of multiple French kings in the past and is a remarkable example of French architecture from the 13th to the 17th centuries. With your priority admission tickets, you can enter the castle directly and avoid the lengthy ticket lineups. As you enter the spectacular courtyard flanked by four buildings from four distinct eras, get ready to be astounded.

This combo ticket is a perfect gateway to witness the grandeur of French history and the brilliance of Da Vinci, all with the added benefit of saving time and money.