Château de Fontainebleau

Fontainebleau, a unique French chateau!

The Château de Fontainebleau is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its architecture and wide range of decorative features reflect the times and tastes of the many rulers who resided here between the 12th and 19th centuries. During a visit, browse the chateau’s galleries and gardens that are full of masterpieces and get an insight into 800 years of art and history. Discover frescoes and stuccoes of the Renaissance period, admire the King's or Queen's apartments, and visit the Throne Room, or the apartments of Napoleon Bonaparte and the museum dedicated to him.

Single rate: 12 €

Free for (on presentation of proof of ID):
- for under 18-year olds, and European citizens under 26 years old
- people with a disability
- jobseekers

- holders of the ‘Pass education’
- for everyone on the 1st Sunday of the month, except for in July and Augurst and on some national events: Nuit des Musées, Festival de l'Histoire de l'Art, Journées Européennes du Patrimoine.

Closures (strikes, public holidays, etc.) and exceptional free entry will not lead to the reimbursement or the extension of the duration of the tickets.

Due to the Vigipirate security plan, which involves security checks at the entrance to the museum, we thank you in advance for your understanding for the slower time taken to access the museum. As a result of this, priority access cannot be guaranteed in the event of high visitor numbers.

COVID 19 information: starting July 21, 2021, a health pass or test less than 48 hours old may be required to enjoy activities. Be sure to check the museum website before your visit.