Domaine national de Chambord Featured

Book the domain of Chambord, the château of François Ier opens its doors to you

A Renaissance jewel classified by UNESCO

The Chambord estate is a unique work of art in the world, classified as a World Heritage Site since 1981.

Built in 1519 on the initiative of King Francis I, crowned in 1515 after the victory of Marignan, the château is a strong symbol of royal power and an emblem of the Renaissance architectural style at its peak. Few venues embody with such panache the prestige of the French Court.

The most famous château of the Loire Valley is clearly inspired by the Gothic style. Built by several architects, it is said to have come straight from the imagination of Leonardo da Vinci. It must be said that Leonardo da Vinci was then working as an architect for the king's court and died a few months before the beginning of the work, at the Clos Lucé in Amboise.

Even today, it retains a mysterious aura due to its dimensions that defy the imagination. Climbing the double staircase, you will experience an unforgettable journey out of time. At the top, when you reach the terraces, you will discover a celestial village and a breathtaking view of the park.

The Chambord estate, a unique place for sumptuous receptions

In the heart of the Loire Valley, Chambord is an exceptional destination for your next business event. Ideal for unusual meetings, the Horseshoe offers a unique view of the château. It allows proximity to the forest, the canal and the château. Large enough to accommodate bleachers or barnacles, it can host galas, sporting challenges or even shows.

But the residence of François I is just as idyllic for more intimate receptions. The Salle des Chasses or the Salle des Illustres will provide your confidential events with a refined setting.

For a few hours, an evening or a day, choose to organize your festivities in this majestic place. Numerous exceptional events are organized here in a wide variety of formats: presentations of jewelry collections, fashion shows, filming of advertisements, feature films or hit shows, vintage car meetings, sports rallies, gala dinners, political seminars, cultural gatherings, family celebrations, training sessions, committees or company anniversaries.

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Salle des Chasses - 118m² (118m²)	150	100	100	60	100
Salle des Illustres - 108 m² (108 sq. ft.)	150	100	100	60	90
Orléans Hall of Commons - 320 sqm	400	350	300	175	300
Arm of the Cross	600	300	400	360	400
Terraces - 380m	700	-	400	-	-
Horseshoe	5000	-	2500	-	-
Marion Schuster Gallery - 90 m² (90 sq. ft.)	100	-	60	-	-
French gardens	5000	-	2500	-	-
Debottleneck Room - 120 m² (120 sq. ft.)	-	-	-	-	-
Vegetable gardens	350	-	-	-	-

Information and prices

The monument is open all year round except for three days: January 1, November 29 and December 25.
Privatization of certain venues available only in the evening after the monument is closed to the public (further information on request), i.e. 5:30 or 6:30 p.m. depending on the time of year.

Equipment

Privileged visit

Possibility of a Prestige visit of the monument after the closing of château to the public.
Format of 2H: 1h30 of guided tour of the monument / 30 min devoted to the tasting of a glass of champagne.

Additional information available upon request.