Guided visit of the Royal Castle of Blois｜France

Discover or rediscover one of the most beautiful chateaux of the Loire Valley, its architecture, and its extraordinary history with a fun tour to understand everything about this unique heritage, whether you're 7 or 97!

As an independent live guide, I organize this small group tour, limited to a maximum of 10 participants. You will join other visitors to explore the history of a castle where the kings and queens of France lived long before Versailles.
In addition to the crimes and conspiracies that took place there, I will explain the different architectural styles that can be seen there and that make this castle a unique place in France. We will also trace the genealogy of the Valois kings and even the beginning of the Bourbons. Don't worry, we'll do all this with a touch of humor and funny anecdotes!
Please note: My service includes only the guiding service; the admission ticket to the castle is not included and must be purchased by you.

Also, get ready, because this tour is interactive! You will have to participate by answering my questions or even by trying to remember the names of our kings and queens.
Although this castle is less well known than the Palace of Versailles or even Chambord, it played a crucial role in the great history of France, and the other castles of the Loire would not have been the same without it.

In addition, to ensure optimal listening comfort, I use a headphone system (transmitter and headphones for each participant). The visit and your understanding will be all the better!

I'll meet you directly outside the admission to the Royal Château de Blois for our 1.5-hour guided visit, which will end inside the monument.
For easy identification: I am a young brunette girl wearing glasses. I will be waiting for you at Castle Square with my live guide card around my neck and a French flag in my hand.
To ensure the tour runs smoothly, please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before the departure time.
Please note that the visitor parking lots are not located at the foot of the castle, and parking in the city is mostly paid! So allow some walking time (5 to 15 minutes) from your vehicle to reach the castle without stress.
Here are two convenient parking options:
The Edmond Mounin parking lot: it is completely free and is about a 15-minute walk away.
The Le Mail car park: it is paid parking but remains affordable, and is about a 10-minute walk away.