Paris Château de Vincennes Priority access Tickets
About this activity
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Experience Highlights
Enjoy breathtaking views from Europe’s tallest fortified tower with these tickets to the Château de Vincennes in Paris. You’ll have the chance to explore the site at your own pace and feel like part of the royal family, as this was their residence before they moved to the Palace of Versailles.
Your ticket grants you access to the entire historic complex, comprising a moat, six towers, three gates and a keep, as well as the temporary exhibitions. What’s more, you’ll enjoy priority access so you won’t have to queue on arrival.
- Immerse yourself in the history of the French royal family in a 52-metre-high tower
- Explore every corner of the castle at your own pace or find out about guided tours on site
- Enhance your experience by purchasing an additional audio guide on the spot, which will tell you everything you need to know about the site
What’s included
- Tickets for the Château de Vincennes in Paris
- Guided tour (limited capacity, information available on site subject to availability)
- Access to temporary exhibitions
- Priority access
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Step by Step
Get your tickets for the Château de Vincennes in Paris and travel back in time to the tumultuous history of Europe’s royal families. This château, originally designed as a hunting lodge, was the residence of the French royal family for centuries.
One of the main advantages of this visit is that it is located within Paris and is easily accessible. Once there, you’ll be able to explore every corner of this iconic historic complex: its medieval moat, its six towers, its three gates and the iconic keep, the tallest in Europe.
You’ll climb to a height of 52 metres to enjoy breathtaking views that will remain etched in your memory. This is also the place where Henry V died. As well as visiting the different areas of the castle, your ticket will grant you access to the temporary exhibitions.
To learn more about the history of the royal families, you can enhance your experience by hiring an audio guide on site or enquiring about guided tours. Priority access will allow you to enter the premises straight away upon arrival, without having to queue.
Reviews
- LL.Nothing to do with the palace of Versailles, but it must be understood that it is older.
- BB.If you are lucky enough to be strolling through Paris, you can't miss it!
- GG.We went with my family full of expectations, we were not disappointed at all, highly recommended!
- CC.Very effective and fast organisation!
Other Things You Should Know
- Wheelchair accessible
- Last admission: 45 minutes before closing time
- The Sainte Chapelle is closed between 1 pm and 2 pm
- Large bags and suitcases are not permitted, and there are no lockers available












