Château & Domaine
de Chantilly
Rate 2026

How much does a ticket to the Château de Chantilly cost?

Ticket prices for the Château de Chantilly start at €14.50 at the reduced rate (7 to 25 years) and €18 at full price (over 25 years).

It is strongly recommended to book online to take advantage of the best prices and guarantee your entry on the desired day ⤵

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The entry ticket price for the Château de Chantilly is €18 in 2026, it includes access to the Park and the Grand Stables.
If you wish to visit only the Parc & its gardens, the rate is €9. The ticket including the Equestrian Show is priced at €32.

TICKETS • Château & Domaine de Chantilly 2026

The different ticket options

There are different types of entry tickets to visit Chantilly:

• The 1 DAY TICKET (Château + Parc): at €14.50 at the reduced rate (7 to 25 years) and €18 at full price (over 25 years) in 2026, this ticket gives access to the Château, the Parc & Gardens, the Grand Stables, as well as equestrian animations and temporary exhibitions. It is time-stamped: the slot chosen at booking corresponds to the arrival time at the château
• The 1 DAY TICKET + CABINET DES LIVRES: €21 at full price and €17.50 at the reduced rate. The visit to the Cabinet des Livres is no longer included in the 1 day ticket: it requires a time-stamped slot and a supplement of €3
• The 2 DAYS TICKET: €26 at full price and €21 at the reduced rate, for two consecutive days with the same access as the 1 day ticket
• The FAMILY TICKET: €55 for 2 adults and 2 or 3 children aged 7 to 17, with the access of the 1 day ticket
• The 1 DAY TICKET + EQUESTRIAN SHOW: €32 at full price and €26 at the reduced rate (3 to 25 years). In 2026, it applies to the show "Kalendae" until 1^st November, then to the Christmas show "Le Noël oublié" from 28 November 2026 to 3 January 2027. The show alone, with the visit of the Grand Stables, costs €24 (€19 at the reduced rate)
• The PARK TICKET: at the rate of €7 at the reduced rate (7 to 25 years) and €9 at full price, this ticket allows you to visit the Parc de Chantilly as well as its 3 gardens (French garden by Le Nôtre, English garden & Anglo-Chinese garden). It is also necessary to access the restaurants of the château and the park

Chantilly ticket rates

OPENING HOURS • Chantilly

The Chantilly Estate is open every day except on Tuesdays, its weekly closing day. It also closes for a few weeks in January (annual closure) and on certain exceptional days, such as 25 December: the calendar below is updated daily from the official schedule.

Usual hours for the next 4 weeks:

• Every day except Tuesday: 10:00 - 17:00
• Tuesday: Closed

• The Château and the Grandes Écuries are open from 10:00 to 18:00 on opening days
• The Park is open from 10:00 to 20:00 on opening days

Entry to the château is at the time slot chosen when booking the 1-day ticket; the park and the Grandes Écuries have free access during opening hours. The ticket allows you to leave and return on the same day.

Visiting tips • Domaine de Chantilly 2026

You will need at least a 1/2 day to visit the estate. A full day is still ideal to enjoy all the buildings and gardens.
Here are some recommended minimum visiting times, for reference:

• Park and gardens: 2:00
• Château: 1:30
• Grandes Écuries: 45 min

1/2-day visit

In one morning or afternoon, you will have time to see the must-sees, namely: the Château de Chantilly and its apartments & collections. You can also walk through part of the park and the Grandes Écuries if you hurry!

1-day visit

A full day is ideal for visiting the estate. For example, you could visit the Château and the private apartments in the morning, have lunch at the château restaurant (take the time to taste real Chantilly cream!). Then in the afternoon, you could attend the equestrian show of about 30 minutes, offered almost every day under the dome of the Grandes Écuries and included in the 1-day ticket (today's time in the château schedule). If you are there on a Show day and have a ticket to attend, that will be the time too. Then discover the Musée vivant du Cheval and end your day in the Park and its magnificent gardens.

The weekend in Chantilly

A weekend in Chantilly is perfect to make the most of the region. Take the time to visit the Château and its park, and attend the shows and performances. You can also add a horse ride in town and in the park, or explore the park by bike, rosalie, electric car, or small train (from 28 March to 11 November in 2026)…

The Oise region offers multiple accommodation options, see below ⤵

STAYS • Chantilly 2026

Many accommodation options are available near the Château de Chantilly: hotels and short-term rental apartments. Check availability below:

1. In the form of lists via these links:
   
   • See all HOTELS near the Château de Chantilly on booking.com
   • See all HOTELS near the Château de Chantilly on hotels.com
   • See APARTMENTS for rent around the Château de Chantilly
2. In the form of an interactive map below:
   

ACCESS to the Domaine de Chantilly

Address of the Domaine de Chantilly

Château de Chantilly
7 rue Connétable
60500 CHANTILLY

GPS coordinates of the Château

• Latitude: 49.193846
• Longitude: 2.485203

Map / Directions:

Getting to the Château de Chantilly by Car

The Chantilly park is located 40 km from central Paris and 20 min from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport.

• From Paris: motorways A3 or A1 ⇒ exit "Chantilly"
• From Lille and Brussels: motorway A1 ⇒ exit "Senlis"

Parking at the Domaine de Chantilly

Parking spaces are available for visitors to the Chantilly estate, near the château (parking P1).
Cars, minibuses with 9 seats, and campers are welcome. The parking fee at Chantilly is a flat rate of €5 per day, payable by credit card only. A drop-off area is also available, and coach parking is free.

Getting to the Château de Chantilly by Train

• From Gare du Nord SNCF (TER) ⇒ station "Chantilly-Gouvieux" // Travel time of 25 min
• From RER D ⇒ station "Chantilly-Gouvieux" // Travel time of 45 min
• The Navigo pass is not valid up to Chantilly
• From the station to the château: free buses and shuttles from the nearby bus station (platform A1), about 10 min, or 20 min on foot
• TER Pack: a round trip by TER from Paris-Gare du Nord or a Hauts-de-France station with the 1-day ticket, for €27 (€1 for a child under 12 accompanied)

Maps of the Chantilly Estate

Chantilly in a few words and images

The Chantilly Castle is located in the Hauts-de-France region, more precisely in the Oise department. Originally built in the Middle Ages on the site of a medieval fortress, it was subsequently modified and expanded over time.
The castle that can be seen today is therefore a 19^th-century creation by the architect Honoré Daumet for Henri d’Orléans, Duke of Aumale, son of King Louis-Philippe I^er. He installed his collections of books, drawings and old paintings there.
All of this was bequeathed to the Institut de France, forming the Musée Condé, which houses masterpieces by Raphael, Ingres, Poussin, Fra Angelico and Watteau.

The Grand Stables (built: 1719-1735) are the work of architect Jean Aubert and now house the Living Horse Museum.

The Gardens bring together three eras: the French garden designed by André Le Nôtre in the 17^th century, the Anglo-Chinese garden and its Hamlet created from 1773 onwards, and the English garden designed from 1817 onwards.

The Chantilly estate includes:

• 115 hectares of parkland
• A famous racing course, next to the Grand Stables
• The largest princely stables in Europe
• 2^st collection of old paintings in France after the Louvre

Chantilly in photos

Chantilly Castle seen from the air

The castle and its reflection in the pond

The Grand Stables of Chantilly

The Chantilly park and its pond

Chantilly Castle

The castle and its estate

The Grand Stables of Chantilly

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