Superb castle. Rare.
Philippe
Your ticket to the Fontainebleau Palace unlocks the doors to this historically significant château, once home to notable monarchs like Francis I and even the esteemed Napoleon Bonaparte himself.
Not refundable. This activity doesn't permit modifications.
Place Charles de Gaulle
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Philippe
FranceSuperb castle. Rare.
Schoening-hetrich
Muniich, GermanyBeautiful Castle. Great Parks.. You can spend the whole day there
Marcella
Vicenza, ItalyI bought the tickets online and upon arriving at the castle I had no problems
Patrick Naudin
Fontainebleau, FranceSuperb visit that we would have liked to extend by really taking our time and one regret: too many rooms closed to visitors!
Eric
Vitry Sur Seine, FranceVery good but the receptionist did not recognize your code at the entrance. He still let us pass
Your ticket to the Fontainebleau Palace unlocks the doors to this historically significant château, once home to notable monarchs like Francis I and even the esteemed Napoleon Bonaparte himself.
The Palace of Fontainebleau, a gem in the Paris-Isle de France region, is a little over an hour's drive or a quick 40-minute train ride from the heart of Paris.
While its roots trace back to medieval times, the palace truly blossomed in the 16th century under the lavish Renaissance vision of King François I.
With your ticket, you'll be able to roam around at your own pace and check out the following areas of the palace:
Within the confines of this grand palace, which boasts an impressive 1,500 rooms, lie the opulent chambers once inhabited by monarchs. These regal abodes, steeped in the style and luxury favored by the kings of their eras, include notable spaces such as the Salon Louis XIII, the Salon François I, and the majestic throne room of Napoleon I.
While exploring, be sure not to overlook the royal chapels, Pope Pius VII's apartment, the Renaissance rooms, Napoleon I's private quarters, and the splendid 19th-century galleries. To make the most of your visit, we highly recommend taking advantage of the English audio guide, available for 4EUR per person.
This museum dedicated to the First Empire (1804-1814) brings together an exceptional collection of furniture, works of art, paintings, sculptures, weapons, costumes, ceramics, and pottery linked to the ten years of Napoleon I's reign.
Stretching across a sprawling 130 hectares, this expansive park encompasses enchanting spots like the English and Diana gardens, the serene carp pond, and the grandeur of the Grand Canal.
For added fun, consider hopping aboard the Fontainebleau tourist train, available for 7EUR per person. It's a delightful way to explore and appreciate these lush green spaces.
Both the palace and the Napoleon I Museum are open every day (except Tuesdays) at the following times:
Some rooms and spaces may close early. For security reasons, some rooms might be closed at different times throughout the year.
Please note that the tour of the entire palace is intended to take about two hours.
The Diana Garden and the English Garden may close early. In bad weather, these gardens and the rest of the green areas may close for the whole day.
The park is open from Monday to Friday, 24 hours a day.
The Marrier gate closes from 7:30 pm to 9 am.
Please note that all these hours are flexible and subject to change.
Admission to the Palais de Fontainebleau is free for the following people:
If you have other questions, contact us
Place Charles de Gaulle
Philippe
FranceSuperb castle. Rare.
Schoening-hetrich
Muniich, GermanyBeautiful Castle. Great Parks.. You can spend the whole day there
Marcella
Vicenza, ItalyI bought the tickets online and upon arriving at the castle I had no problems
Patrick Naudin
Fontainebleau, FranceSuperb visit that we would have liked to extend by really taking our time and one regret: too many rooms closed to visitors!
Eric
Vitry Sur Seine, FranceVery good but the receptionist did not recognize your code at the entrance. He still let us pass