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See where Marie Antoinette lived, walk through the Hall of Mirrors, and see priceless art
In autumn 2024, the Château de Fontainebleau will display Jean-Baptiste Oudry's work, known for depicting King Louis XV's hunts and animal portraits.
See Oudry's restored cartoons, preparatory drawings, and the tapestries they inspired, all presented together for the first time.
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Château de Fontainebleau: Priority Entrance Ticket
- Entrance to the Great Apartments circuit
- Entrance to the Napoleon I museum
- Access to the temporary exhibitions
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Château de Fontainebleau
Château de Fontainebleau is just 55 kilometres from the center of Paris. This massive palace has over 1500 rooms sprawled out on 130 acres of gardens and parks. It's one of the largest royal French châteaux to have ever been built.
Fontainebleau was much loved by Napoléon Bonaparte, who oversaw a lot of the restoration work. Napoléon III was another regular visitor, but as an example of the changes it has seen, during WWII the château was a headquarter for occupying Germans. It's now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Opening hours
Château de Fontainebleau
Sunday
09:30 -
17:00
Monday
09:30 -
17:00
Tuesday
Wednesday
09:30 -
17:00
Thursday
09:30 -
17:00
Friday
09:30 -
17:00
Saturday
09:30 -
17:00
How to get there
Château de Fontainebleau
Place Charles de Gaulle, 77300, Fontainebleau
