Château de Vincennes: Entry Ticket

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Explore the 52-meter tall medieval keep at Château de Vincennes. It's not only the tallest fortified tower in Europe, it's also where Henry V died
Accessible by metro (stop: Château de Vincennes) Château de Vincennes is the easiest of the royal châteaux to get to. Our mobile tickets mean no printing and get you in through the priority line entrance. This is the easiest way to get in touch with the French royal family!
Get access to the château and all temporary exhibitions (of course, you'll have to traverse the medieval moat, but there is a drawbridge)

Entrance to the Château de Vincennes
Guided tour in French (limited capacity, information onsite)
Tablet available in French, English and Spanish on presentation of an ID document

Audio guide (available onsite for an additional fee of 3€ in French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese)

Sainte Chapelle is closed between 1pm and 2pm
All visitors must pass through a security check to enter the Château grounds
Please not that the guided visit of the keep places every Sunday at 11am (except the first Sunday of the month, from November to March)
Getting There
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Metro: Line 1 to Château de Vincennes.
Big bags and suitcases aren't allowed inside and there are no lockers available

The tallest fortified tower in Europe. Originally a hunting lodge, Château de Vincennes was the home of the French royal family for centuries, before they moved to the Palace of Versailles (and well before they were beheaded and banished). This historical compound has a moat, six towers, three gates, and...

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