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Chantilly

A visit to the Château de Chantilly would be worth it for the gardens alone. But include the chance to step inside the castle, to see the grandeur of the largest stables in Europe, and to watch unrivalled equestrian talent, and you won’t want to miss it. After exploring the sumptuous apartments inside the castle and admiring a collection of artwork that would give the Louvre a run for its money, visit spaces in the park that will leave you feeling at one with nature. No visit would be complete without visiting the Horse Museum inside the large stables. Luckily for you, you won’t have to accept simply reading about equine history; you can see it being made at the equestrian show. Exhibitions Information Medieval Bestiary Exhibition period: : 2024-02-21 ~ 2024-05-27 In the calendar of the Très Riches Heures of the Duc de Berry, animals are present on every page. A fortiori, Chantilly's rich medieval collections offer a rich and varied repertoire of animal themes. Companions of man since Creation, mirrors of human failings in fables or illuminated margins, subjects of fear, wonder or knowledge, the animals of medieval books offer a bestiary full of humanity and poetry. Some thirty Cantilian manuscripts and incunabula are on display for visitors to admire. The Origins of Neoclassicism Exhibition period: : 2024-03-02 ~ 2024-04-29 The bureau-cartonnier of Ange-Laurent La Live de Jully, introducer of ambassadors to the court of Versailles, is one of the most legendary pieces of 18th-century French furniture. For the first time since the 1770 sale, the bureau-cartonnier and the coquillier have been reunited. Claude Lorrain, Drawings and Etchings Exhibition period: : 2024-03-02 ~ 2024-05-19 This exhibition presents drawings and etchings by Claude Lorrain to explore the flashes, hesitations, and doubts of one of the most important masters of the 17th century. The collection showcases ink washes, meticulous pen strokes, and rapid notations in black stone that study nature, transcribe sunlight, and compose everyday, religious, or mythological scenes.