Château de Chambord Tours

Château de Chambord Private Tours

Your party, your pace and, on two of the three, your route. Here is every private way to see Chambord: a guide inside the château with your tickets included, a guided day from Paris with two wineries, and a car and driver you send wherever you like.

Château de Chambord private tours, compared

Chambord Castle: Private Guided Walking Tour

Chambord Castle: Private Guided Walking Tour

★★★★★ 4.6 (10 reviews · 2 hours)

Château ticket includedAt ChambordPrivate guideYour group only

Two hours inside Chambord with a licensed guide for your party, tickets included, from Place Saint-Louis. Five languages, and the only product that states wheelchair access.

From $343 per person

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Loire Castles Chenonceau, Chambord & 2 Wineries Private Trip

Loire Castles Chenonceau, Chambord & 2 Wineries Private Trip

★★★★★ 4.6 (7 reviews · 13 hours)

Château ticket includedFrom ParisGuided visitsTwo wineries

A private day from your Paris hotel: guided visits with tickets at Chambord and Chenonceau, and tastings at two family wineries. One option drops to a single winery.

From $658 per person

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Day Trip to Loire Castles – Private & Customizable from Paris

Day Trip to Loire Castles – Private & Customizable from Paris

★★★★★ 4.8 (5 reviews · 6–11 hours)

Château ticket not includedFrom ParisPrivate driverYour group only

A driver and car from Paris for up to eleven hours, and you choose the châteaux, the order and the pace. Château admission is paid at each door.

From $415 per person

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

See Chambord with your own guide

Two hours inside with a private guide and your tickets included, or a private day from Paris built around your party.

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What a private tour of Chambord actually is

A private tour means your party and nobody else. Three are sold for Chambord, and they cover the three ways people want to be private: a guide inside the château, a guided day from Paris, or simply a car and driver.

All three are priced per person on the booking page, so check the fare for your party size before you compare. What they share is control: your pace, your questions, and on two of them your route.

Why choose a private tour

Your pace inside a 60-room château

More than 60 rooms are open, and a private guide goes where you want to go. Stay on the staircase, skip the apartments, or head for the terraces first.

Your language

The private walking tour runs in French, English, German, Italian or Spanish. Group departures are mostly English only.

Step-free, if you need it

The private walking tour is the only product for Chambord that states wheelchair access, on the step-free ground floor and in the gardens.

Your route, on the Paris car

The private car from Paris lets you choose from Chambord, Cheverny, Blois, Chaumont and Amboise, and change your mind on the road.

Private tours vs small-group tours

PrivateSmall group
Who is with youYour party onlyUp to 8 in a van, or 10 on a guided visit
Price from, per personFrom $343From $52
PaceYoursThe group’s
LanguagesUp to fiveMostly English
Wheelchair access statedOn the walking tourNo
Château ticketIncluded on two of threeIncluded, except on the guided visit
Best forFamilies, mixed abilities, special occasionsCouples and solo travellers on a budget

Check availability — From $343

For most couples a small group is the better value, and it is small enough. For a family with young children or an older relative, a private guide who can slow down or reroute is worth the difference. The post on private or group works through it.

What you get, and what you don’t

You get a guide or driver for your party alone on all three. The walking tour and the wineries day include your château tickets; the wineries day also includes guided visits at Chenonceau and two tastings.

You don’t get admission on the private car, where you pay at each door, or lunch on any of them. Hotel pickup comes only with the two Paris days.

Planning a private tour

Book Chambord with your own guide

Two hours inside for your party, tickets included, in the language you choose.

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Who should choose something else

Frequently asked questions

Do you need a guided tour to visit the Château de Chambord?
No. The château sells its own admission and is laid out to be explored on your own, with a HistoPad tablet for €6.50 if you want commentary. A tour earns its price on transport: Chambord is about two hours from Paris by car, and most tours pair it with Chenonceau the same day.
Which Chambord tours include the château ticket?
Almost all of them: admission is inside the fare on every tour from Tours and Amboise and on every group day trip from Paris. The two that leave it out are the 90-minute guided visit at the château and the customisable private car from Paris. Every card here says which it is.
Is the Château de Chambord wheelchair accessible?
The ground floor and its rooms, the café, the shop and the French formal gardens are, with a ramp into the keep. The upper floors are not, and the HistoPad's reduced-mobility version shows them to you instead. A disabled visitor and one companion get in free.
How much is a Château de Chambord ticket in 2026?
Admission to the château and the French formal gardens is €31, or €21 if you are a national or resident of a European Economic Area country. The two-tier rate is experimental, introduced on 14 January 2026 and valid until 31 December. Under-18s go free, and so do EU citizens under 26.
Is Chambord good for children?
Very. Under-18s get in free, the second floor has a free children's space open every day, and the HistoPad carries a treasure hunt. The 45-minute horse show is the part most children remember.
Can you cancel a Château de Chambord tour?
Every tour listed here refunds in full up to 24 hours ahead. The exception is the admission ticket sold as a booking of its own, which is non-refundable and says so on its card. Check the line on each card before you pay.