Château Châteaudun Tickets

Step into a historical journey with your admission to the Château de Châteaudun, the iconic home of Jean de Dunois, an esteemed ally of Joan of Arc. Discover the rich history that shapes France!

Reasons to Explore the Château de Châteaudun



Located alongside the Loir River, distinct from the Loire, the magnificent Château de Châteaudun stands as a remarkable fortress. With your ticket, you can wander through its elegant halls, absorbing the beauty of French Renaissance architecture.



Transport yourself to the transformative 16th century, as you explore the various chambers of the castle. Learn about France's medieval legacy, as this stronghold was once inhabited by Jean de Dunois, a well-known figure among Joan of Arc's companions. Experience the growth of the monument through its history, featuring notable additions like the Sainte-Chapelle, which is included in your visit.



Be sure to appreciate the remarkable collection of medieval tapestries displayed in the Longueville wing. Stroll through the hanging gardens and enjoy the stunning vistas of the surrounding landscape from the battlements. A visit to the Château de Châteaudun offers a unique insight into the architectural, artistic, and cultural heritage of a past era.

Opening Hours



The Château welcomes visitors from Monday to Sunday, operating during the following periods:

September 5 to April 30: from 10 am to 12:30 pm and from 2 pm to 5:30 pmMay 2 to September 4: from 10 am to 1 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm



Please note, the last entry is allowed one hour before closing time.

Special Opening Hours

December 24 and 31: open from 10 am to 12:30 pm, and from 2 pm to 4 pm

Complimentary Admission



Entry to the Monks' Chapel is free for the following groups:

Young adults aged 18 to 25 from the European UnionAll children under 18, irrespective of nationality



For complimentary entry, individuals must visit the monument’s ticket office with a valid ID.



Moreover, free admission is available for everyone on the first Sunday of each month from January to March and November to December, as well as on the third weekend of September.