Chateau de Fontainebleau Admission in Paris
- Explore opulent sovereign apartments with Napoleon's throne at Château de Fontainebleau
- Visit historic chapels and art museums within the splendid palace grounds
- Marvel at Marie Antoinette's bed and Empress Josephine's coronation portrait
- Wander the charming gardens and parks encompassing the UNESCO World Heritage Site
What to expect
Explore the timeless allure of Château de Fontainebleau, an awe-inspiring sovereign residence with an illustrious eight-century history. Unlike any period drama, this UNESCO World Heritage Site, surrounded by 130 hectares of picturesque parks and gardens, transports you to an imperial realm like no other.
With Priority Entrance, bypass lines as royalty once did and immerse yourself in the heart of French monarchy. Admire the opulent décor of the sovereign apartments, crafted for the Court of Napoleon III. Witness historical treasures, including Marie Antoinette's bed, Napoleon's majestic throne, and Empress Josephine's coronation portrait by François Gérard.
Stroll through galleries where courtiers once socialized, and explore three exquisite chapels and four art museums. Napoleon himself restored the Château after the revolution, calling it the "true home of Kings." With over 1500 rooms, Château de Fontainebleau remains a captivating maze of French beauty, history, and architecture, offering a glimpse into the heydays of French royalty.
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