Fontainebleau Castle Private Tour from Paris - Half a day in a comfortable minivan

Visiting Fontainebleau! We offer you a tour with a specialized guide driver on Fontainebleau and an air-conditioned vehicle during 4h30 to discover the beauty of Fontainebleau Castle, one of the favorite residences of French Kings.

• Choose the departure time and our guide driver will pick you up anywhere in Paris.
• Would you like to change the itinerary or avoid stops? Your tour is flexible and our specialized driver guide on Fontainebleau is at your full disposal.
• At the end of the trip, we will drop you off where you wish in Paris. (Added fees for pick up and drop off outside Paris are needed).

For a better tour and visit, we recommend you to make your departure either at 8:00 a.m.

TOUR OF FONTAINEBLEAU CASTLE

Fontainebleau Castle is located in the south-east of Paris. Testimony of the French History since the Middle Ages, Fontainebleau Castle was one of the favorite French kings' residences (from François 1er to Napoléon III). Most of them took part in the history and the building of the castle. Surrounded by a wonderful garden, the castle is marked by a great cultural heritage. Its architecture and interior decors are a mixture of Italian and French art. Since 1981, the castle belongs to the UNESCO world heritage. Nowadays, the Fontainebleau Castle is renowned for the beauty of Napoleon III apartments and its small theater recently restored.

During the audioguided visit of the Castle (with individual visio guides available in English, French, Spanish, Italian), you will discover the architecture of the monument, its wonderful decor and the era furniture. You will also enjoy free time to stroll through the gardens.

BARBIZON VILLAGE

On the way back to Paris, we will go through the charming village of Barbizon, a small village from the early 19th century dedicated to impressionism and many well-known painters such as Corot and Millet. A short stop will give you the opportunity to discover the school workshop of painter Millet.