Château de Chantilly Tour from Paris Including the Great Stables of the Prince de Conde and a Renaissance-Style Meal

Château de Chantilly Tour from Paris Including the Great Stables of the Prince de Conde and a Renaissance-Style Meal

On this 6-hour interactive tour, visit the famous Great Stables and the Living Museum of the Horse, getting close to the most expensive racers in the country before plunging into the history of the great noble family and broadening your knowledge of European history, architecture, art, ceremonies, traditions, and cuisine. Visit the famous gardens with an overall surface area of 115 hectares, the gardens of the Château de Chantilly are the result of several creations according to the fashion of each period: the French-style garden created by André Le Nôtre in the 17th century, the Anglo-Chinese Garden in the 18th century and the English Garden in the 19th century. These grounds provide a unique testament to the relationship between men and nature in the western world over more than three centuries.

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Stop At: Chateau de Chantilly, 60500 Chantilly City, Chantilly France

Visit a library which has almost 1,500 manuscripts, making it the second largest library in
France for illuminated manuscripts after the National Library of France. The Très Riches
Heures of Jean, Duc de Berry is one of the most precious manuscripts in the library and
archives of the Condé museum of Chantilly. It is reputed to be the most beautiful
manuscript in the world and referred to as "The King of Manuscripts" by the Duke of
Aumale. This is the most famous and most admired "treasure" of the Château de
Chantilly's collections and there over the 60,000 volumes of books in this huge library!
Visit the famous gardens with an overall surface area of 115 hectares, the gardens of the
Château de Chantilly are the result of several creations according to the fashion of each
period: the French-style garden created by André Le Nôtre in the 17th century, the Anglo-
Chinese Garden in the 18th century and the English Garden in the 19th century. These

grounds provide a unique testament to the relationship between men and nature in the
western world over more than three centuries.
Have a chance to see the masterpieces from Raphael, Poussin and few others in a
stunning gallery before sitting down for a three course lunch which includes starter main
and desert in a beautiful restaurant before going back to Paris!

Duration: 6 hours