Clos Lucé Castle & Da Vinci Park Tickets, Loire Valley
Clos Lucé Castle & Da Vinci Park Tickets, Loire Valley
Duration: 1 hour (approx.)
1 hour (approx.)
Visit anytime until 31 Dec, 2025 without worrying about committing to a date today
Visit anytime until 31 Dec, 2025 without worrying about committing to a date today
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Explore the Clos Lucé Castle & Da Vinci Park Tickets in the beautiful Loire Valley, France. This historic castle served as Leonardo da Vinci's final home and is renowned for its Renaissance architecture and royal decorations. Visitors can enjoy a collection of art and sculptures within this significant landmark.
Explore the Clos Lucé Castle & Da Vinci Park Tickets in the beautiful Loire Valley, France. This historic castle served as Leonardo da Vinci's final home and is renowned for its Renaissance architecture and royal decorations. Visitors can enjoy a collection of art and sculptures within this significant landmark.
From 1941 until his death in 1516, Da Vinci found inspiration at Clos Lucé Castle & Da Vinci Park Tickets within the Loire Valley. Here lies where this Italian Maestro spent his final years.
At The Catapult and other exhibitions like The Mechanical Drum and The Tank, marvel at carefully recreated replicas of some of Leonardo's most famous inventions alongside objects from his lifetime, student paintings, and more.
Experience a fascinating journey through Amboise’s history spanning over eight centuries. Wander the ornate rooms and lush gardens where Da Vinci lived and worked during his twilight years in France.
Did you know? Despite being responsible for numerous innovative ideas that shaped modern thought, Leonardo da Vinci never attended school.
Admission to the iconic Clos Lucé Castle & Da Vinci Park Tickets
Access to various exhibitions showcasing Leonardo Da Vinci's genius in France
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Clos Lucé Castle with Leonardo da Vinci's helicopter model on the lawn.
Located in Amboise's heart, France, stands Clos Lucé Castle. Constructed in 1941 and once known as Manoir du Cloux, this luxurious abode has been home to many prominent figures over the centuries. However, it is most celebrated for being Leonardo Da Vinci’s final residence. Invited by Francis I, Da Vinci relocated here in 1516, spending his last three years at Clos Lucé Castle.
Within its walls lies an impressive collection of art and sculptures alongside a remarkable display of the Italian Maestro's inventions. Discover architectural marvels like The articulated glider, The Tank, The Catapult, The Mechanical Drum, among others, while capturing memories with photos. Uncover Da Vinci’s inspirations and secrets at your leisure during this self-guided tour.
Conclude your visit by enjoying some free time in the castle's verdant park or gardens. Alternatively, indulge yourself with a sumptuous meal from one of the three on-site restaurants available for an additional fee.
Festive table setting at Clos Lucé Castle with Christmas decorations.
Interior of a historic room with a canopy bed and fireplace at Amboise Castle, France.
Clos Lucé Castle with Leonardo da Vinci's helicopter model on the lawn.
Festive table setting at Clos Lucé Castle with Christmas decorations.
Interior of a historic room with a canopy bed and fireplace at Amboise Castle, France.
Château du Clos Lucé interior with Leonardo da Vinci's artworks and historical artifacts.
If you're planning a visit, it's important to be aware of the following details. The castle offers accessibility for wheelchair users; however, only about 80% is accessible.
The attraction remains closed on December 25th and January 1st.
Two historical figures in period clothing at Clos Lucé, with a Mona Lisa replica nearby.
Leonardo da Vinci sketches displayed at a museum in the Loire Valley.
Château du Clos Lucé interior with Leonardo da Vinci's artworks and historical artifacts.
Two historical figures in period clothing at Clos Lucé, with a Mona Lisa replica nearby.
Leonardo da Vinci sketches displayed at a museum in the Loire Valley.
Book your visit in advance as this attraction is closed on December 25th and January 1st to avoid disappointment during those dates.
If traveling with someone who uses a wheelchair, be aware that only 80% of the castle is accessible for them.
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Château du Clos Lucé
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- Closed on 1st Jan 2026 and 25th Dec 2026.
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