Admission to: Chateau de Villandry
Entrance to the gardens
Entrance to the castle (if selected)
Other personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Free for children aged 0-7
Children aged 8-17 and students under 26 with a valid student ID qualify for reduced-price tickets
Tickets for disabled visitors are available with an attendant or companion, who must purchase a regular ticket
Only the gardens and the first floor of the castle are wheelchair accessible
Explore the stunning gardens of Chateau de Villandry, widely regarded as one of the most impressive in the Loire Valley. Spend a day wandering through meticulously designed spaces, featuring lush plants, fragrant herbs, vibrant vegetables, and serene water features, all set against the chateau’s graceful architecture. Each garden is a masterpiece, offering a visual feast and a tranquil escape. Rich in history, Villandry’s grounds were once the site of a 14th-century keep, where a truce between France and England was negotiated. Later, the chateau became a gift to Napoleon Bonaparte's brother. Whether you’re a garden enthusiast or a history lover, Chateau de Villandry offers a fascinating and beautiful journey through time and nature!
By train: Take a train from Tours to Langeais for about 10-15 minutes and then take a bus or taxi to Chateau de Villandry, which is 10 km away
By car: From Tours, take the D751 road towards Villandry for 15 km. There is free parking available at the site