Château de Châteaudun Tickets for Monument Tour

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Discover the Château de Châteaudun, a historical and architectural gem. Immerse yourself in its captivating past, admire its unique gardens, and explore the home of a companion of Joan of Arc. Practical information, rates, access, and services available for an unforgettable experience. Châteaudun, where history meets natural majesty.
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We inform you that the Château de Châteaudun will be closed to the public on Thursday, January 29, 2026.

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What to expect

Discover the wonders of Château de Châteaudun: A journey through history, architecture, and nature

Located in the heart of the picturesque town of Châteaudun, the Château de Châteaudun stands majestically, offering a fascinating journey through time. This medieval fortress, the historical residence of a comrade-in-arms of the legendary Joan of Arc, Jehan de Dunois, is a must-see spectacle for history, architecture, and nature enthusiasts. Here, the past and present come together to provide an unforgettable immersive experience.

An immersion in history

As you pass through the castle gates, you step into a bygone era. Every stone, every corner of Château de Châteaudun tells a story that dates back centuries. From the Hundred Years' War to the turbulence of the Renaissance, the castle has witnessed many pivotal events. Jehan de Dunois, the Bastard of Orléans, played a crucial role alongside Joan of Arc during the war. His abode, which has survived the test of time, bears witness to his influence and legacy.

Dazzling architecture and hanging gardens

Château de Châteaudun is an architectural masterpiece, with elements reflecting various periods and styles. From the robustness of its medieval keep to the delicate sculptures of the chapel, each part of the castle is an artistic statement in itself. However, what truly sets Châteaudun apart is its hanging gardens, unique in the Centre region. These gardens, with their exquisite floral arrangements and panoramic views, provide a place of tranquility and wonder. The beauty of witnessing the seasons change through the garden flora is reason enough to revisit.

Practical information for the visit

Château de Châteaudun welcomes visitors throughout the year, with opening hours adjusted to the seasons. From September 5th to April 30th, opening hours are from 10 am to 12:30 pm and from 2 pm to 5:30 pm. From May 2nd to September 4th, visitors can come from 10 am to 1 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm. It's important to note that the last access to the monument is possible up to an hour before closing. For hassle-free planning, be aware that the castle is closed on January 1st, May 1st, and December 25th.

Pricing and special offers

Access to the castle is affordably priced at €6 for individuals, with a special rate of €5 as part of partnerships. The experience can be even more enriching with the Dunois Pass, combining a visit to Château de Châteaudun with the Cathedral, towers, and treasure of Chartres.

It's essential to note that entry is free for several visitor categories, including those under 18 and 18-25-year-old EU nationals (or regular residents in France). Disabled individuals, along with their companion, job seekers (with a recent certificate), and holders of the Education Pass, also enjoy this benefit. The first Sundays of January, February, March, April, November, and December allow everyone to discover this historical gem without entrance fees.

How to get there

Château de Châteaudun is easily accessible by various means of transportation. By car, several routes like D55, N10, and D955 lead to Châteaudun. Parking facilities are available nearby for your convenience.

For cycling enthusiasts, Châteaudun is part of the "Loir à Vélo" cycling routes, and the castle proudly holds the "Accueil Vélo" label, ensuring cyclist-friendly services.

Moreover, the town is served by the SNCF Paris Austerlitz-Châteaudun line, with the station being just a 10-minute walk from the castle.

Services and accessibility

Château de Châteaudun strives to ensure a pleasant visit for all. While access to dogs is limited, guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome. Smoking or vaping is prohibited within the castle and gardens.

A bookstore-boutique is at your disposal, offering a range of books and souvenirs. Visitors with reduced mobility should note that only certain ground-floor rooms are wheelchair accessible.

Toilets, including facilities for people with reduced mobility, are available, and the site also has dedicated parking spaces.

An experience not to be missed

Visiting Château de Châteaudun is more than just a tourist outing; it's an enriching journey through the history of France, the evolution of medieval and Renaissance architecture, and a chance to connect with the serenity of nature. Each visit promises new discoveries and unforgettable memories. We invite you to plan your visit and explore this national treasure. Châteaudun is waiting for you!

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Common questions

Is the castle accessible for visitors with reduced mobility?

Access is limited to certain ground floor rooms for visitors using manual wheelchairs. Adapted toilets are also available.

Can the castle be visited with a dog?

Dogs are not allowed, except for guide dogs and assistance dogs.

Question: Is there parking near the castle?

Yes, several parking lots are available near the castle.

Is there a souvenir shop?

Yes, the castle has a bookstore-boutique offering books and other commemorative items.

Are photographs allowed inside the castle?

Flash-free photos are permitted, but it is advisable to inquire at the reception.

How to get to the castle by public transport?

You can take an SNCF train to Châteaudun station; the castle is then within walking distance (10 minutes).

Is the castle closed during certain holidays?

Yes, the castle is closed on January 1st, May 1st, and December 25th.

What is the recommended duration for the visit?

While it may vary depending on each visitor's interest, plan for at least a few hours to explore the castle and its gardens.

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