Chantilly Tickets — Park ticket
The Le Nôtre gardens and park only — the parterres, the Grand Canal, the Anglo-Chinese hamlet and the English garden
Reserve park ticketThe park ticket at Chantilly Tickets — full-day access to the Le Nôtre gardens and park on your chosen date, without the château interiors or the Musée Condé. It covers the Grand Parterre and the Grand Canal, the Anglo-Chinese hamlet and the English garden, and an easy walk to the exterior of the château and the Great Stables. Includes skip-the-line entry plus a 5-minute audio history. Reserve directly — we secure the official ticket the moment you confirm.
What's included
Every booking includes the elements below — handled by our concierge team before your visit and confirmed at the door.
• Full-day access to the Le Nôtre park and gardens on your chosen date • The Grand Parterre, the Grand Canal and the water features • The Anglo-Chinese hamlet and the English garden • An easy walk to the exterior of the château and the Great Stables • 5-minute audio history sent before your visit
Who this is for
This option is designed for visitors who want the Le Nôtre gardens and park without the château interiors or the Musée Condé — a relaxed day in one of André Le Nôtre's garden masterpieces, with the parterres, the Grand Canal, the Anglo-Chinese hamlet and the English garden to explore. It suits garden lovers, families with very young children, and anyone returning to Chantilly for the open air. For the galleries and the Great Stables, choose the 1-Day Estate ticket instead.
On the day
The park at Chantilly, laid out by André Le Nôtre — the landscape architect of Versailles — is considered one of his masterpieces, unfolding in formal parterres, a long Grand Canal and quieter romantic corners. Present your e-ticket on your phone at the entrance when you arrive on your chosen date, and spend the day among the gardens, with the château reflected in its surrounding water and the Great Stables nearby. The park keeps longer hours than the château in high season, so there's no rush.