Grandes Écuries de Chantilly

Praktisk info

Beläget vid 60500 Chantilly. Öppet november-mars, onsdag-måndag från 10:30 till 17:00, och från april-oktober, dagligen från 10 till 18:00. Inträde kostar vuxna € 16, medan eftergifter är € 9,50 och inkluderar en ljudguide och dressyrshow. Chantilly ligger 20 minuter från centrala Paris med tåg från Gare du Nord.

Things to Know Before You Go

Suitable for solo travelers, couples, and families; horse lovers especially.
Wear comfortable shoes since the grounds are vast.
Admission is US$17 for tickets, which gives access to the château, grounds, stables, museum, and includes audio guide and a dressage demonstration.
Special exhibits and audio guides cater to children.
A restaurant and cafe are on site.

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How to Get There

Great Stables of Chantilly (Grandes Écuries de Chantilly) is in the city of Chantilly, about 34 miles (55 kilometers) directly north of the center of Paris. The easiest way to reach the attraction is by RER train from Gare du Nord in Paris; expect the trip to the Chantilly-Gouvieux station to take about 20 minutes and then an additional 15 minutes to walk to the château. The drive from Paris is about 1 hour; park and then make the same walk to the site.

When to Get There

Great Stables of Chantilly (Grandes Écuries de Chantilly) is open November - March, Wednesday - Monday, 10:30am - 5pm, and daily from April - October, 10am - 6pm. Chantilly is a place of wonder and beauty at any time of the year, as each season brings its own charms. The best weather is from late spring through early fall, May through September. Come in May for the annual Chantilly Flower Show when growers, collectors, landscapers, professionals descend upon the château.

Museum of the Horse (Musée du Cheval)

Recently renovated, the Museum of the Horse on the premises of the château at Chantilly is one of the few museums in the world dedicated entirely to horses. Displays examine the historical relationship between man and horse through times of war and peace and are crammed with equine portraits and sculptures, gaily painted carriages, carousel horses and racing trophies–but the highlight is getting up close and personal with several rare breeds of horses and ponies.