Château de Breteuil

35 km south of Paris in the Chevreuse valley, between Versailles and Rambouillet, the Château de Breteuil takes you on a magical journey through the realm of history and imagination. There are daily guided tours around the magnificently furnished chateau, home to the Marquis de Breteuil for four centuries, with 50 wax characters from the Musée Grévin. Think Marie-Antoinette, Louis XVI and Marcel Proust. In the outbuildings, seven famous Perrault tales have also been reconstructed. Look out for mischievous Puss in Boots, reckless Little Red Riding Hood, sweet Cinderella, beautiful Donkeyskin, Hop-o’-My-Thumb and his brothers, and the terrible Bluebeard. Events such as Easter egg hunts, shows, workshops and exhibitions are organized throughout the year. On Sundays, public holidays and during the school holidays, there is storytelling for families at 4.30pm. A magical place!

Under 6s.

Guided tours of the chateau every day throughout the year from 11.30am. Last tour at 5.30pm. Extra tour at 11am on Saturdays and Sundays. There is also Charles Perrault story telling at 4.30pm everyday during the school holidays.

Gardens and fairytale waxworks: €11; reduced rate (young people, seniors, teachers, large families): €10. Chateau, gardens and fairytale waxworks: €17; reduced rate: €15 (young people, seniors, teachers, large families) €14 (children).

Morning or afternoon tours, booking required, every day, all year round. Caterer for snacks or lunch also available on request. For more information, click on the 'groups' tab on the website.
The Château de Breteuil offers combined group excursions with any of the following sites: France Miniature, the Musée de la Toile de Jouy, the Maison d'Elsa Triolet-Aragon et the Ferme du Bout des Près.

Park: every day 10am to 8pm. Chateau: every day 11.30am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 5.30pm (last departure). Extra visits: Sundays at 11am.

Services

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Superbe point de vue sur la vallée de Chevreuse.

Picnic area. Crepe stand and tea room.

Handicap

Paths around the park are marked. Calm environment. Maps available to guide you. Adapted tours and activities are offered (some works in the chateau can be touched).

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