Skip-the-line ticket Château de Blois and Sound & Light show
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SKIP THE LINE- Includes all entrance tickets so that you can book everything together
- First time? Perfect chance to get to the know the area like a pro
- A perfect experience for kids - spark their imaginations
The castle of Blois is famous for its magnificent courtyard built around 4 buildings from 4 different eras: the 13th wing, 15th century wing, the 16th century Renaissance wing, the classical 17th wing.
The Sound and Light show takes place every day from April to September in the courtyard of the castle. The history of the castle with its love stories and its treasons stories are projected in each wing during 45 minutes.
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Entrance ticket
Audio guide
Château Royal de Blois 6 Place du Château, 41000 Blois
Present your ticket at the entrance of the Chateau de Blois.
- The ticket is skip-the-line and valid until 31.12.2018
The castle is open every day
From 09.00am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 5.30pm
The Sound and Light show takes place every day
From April to 15th September, at 10.30pm (duration 45min)
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