The Chateau of Chantilly is easily reached by train from Paris Gare du Nord. Jane Knight pays it a visit and finds that it makes for a 'fantastic car-free mini break'.

Chantilly is an historic estate featuring the 16th century Petit Chateau and the Grand Chateau, which was destroyed during the French Revolution but rebuilt in the 1870s.

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Just 30 miles from Paris, the Château de Chantilly is the former home of the legendary Princes of Condé who lived and breathed art and refinement at the palace and its sumptuous grounds.

If they weren’t eclipsed by the City of Light, Versailles, Chantilly, and Fontainebleau would be pilgrimages in their own right. Here’s why they’re worth an overnight stay.

The Guise Salon in the Château de Chantilly, outside Paris, where the Duke and Duchess of Aumale had private apartments. The rooms reopened in February after a two-year restoration project.

The European Heritage Days were recently marked in the 50 countries party to the European Cultural Convention. Hundreds of historic sites were opened up to the public. We visited a number of them ...

VISITORS TO the Château de Chantilly today often initially mistake the Grandes Écuries, or Great Stables, for the château itself. Immense and majestic, with an imposing Neoclassical facade more ...

IHG Hotels & Resorts has added InterContinental Chantilly Château Mont Royal to its luxury and lifestyle portfolio in Paris, France. The property, positioned 30 minutes by train from Paris, is ...

The 90-minute package involves being smothered in moisturising Chantilly cream and massaged to within an inch of your life. The 5* hotel’s £180 treatment will leave you feeling chilled.

The manuscript’s significance helped persuade the Tefaf Museum Restoration Fund to allocate Chantilly its maximum annual grant of €50,000 in support of the project, Deldicque says.