115 hectares of greenery, with 3 sublime gardens with very different atmospheres
The Château de Chantilly

Walk in the park of the Domaine de Chantilly

  • The park is open to the public independently of the castle
  • Family walk in the 3 different gardens of the park of the Château de Chantilly
  • Chantilly cream demonstrations
  • A small gourmet market to taste pancakes, waffles, honey and gingerbread. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
  • Possibility to rent electric carts, bicycles, electric scooters and rosalies
  • Discovery of Bennett’s wallabies (kangaroos)

Tickets and practical information

  • Price for the entrance to the Domaine de Chantilly park: €6
  • Ticket valid for 1 day
  • Free admission for children under 7 years old
  • Estate open every day (except Tuesdays), including public holidays

Tickets received immediately
on your smartphone. Free for children under 7 years old

The park of the Domaine de Chantilly: 3 gardens, 3 atmospheres

The park covers 115 hectares. It is made up of 3 very different gardens, built according to the fashions of each era: the French garden designed by André Le Nôtre in the seventeenth century, the Anglo-Chinese garden at the end of the eighteenth century and the English garden in the nineteenth century.

  • a French garden designed by Le Nôtre : it includes vast mirrors of water reflecting the sky, numerous water jets and fountains as well as an exceptional set of statues. Of all the gardens created by André Le Nôtre, Chantilly was his favourite
  • an Anglo-Chinese garden : it houses the Hamlet composed of five rustic-looking houses, and served as a model for Marie-Antoinette at the Petit Trianon of the Palace of Versailles. It is in this garden that you will find “Le Hameau”, a traditional restaurant that offers delicacies based on Chantilly cream
  • An English garden : it is the romantic garden par excellence, with a wild side, whose objective is to highlight nature and the seasons
  • a playground, a maze and the kangaroo enclosure

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