ROBILLARD FLORENT

Very beautiful museum which is part of the ticket to visit Château de Chantilly. Lots of beuatiful art inside and the whole place is very calm with no many tourists.

This is a very good musée which is included in the château entrance ticket. Some walls have too many paintings, making it an overdrive experience and an excess of information to process at the same time. But if you take it calmly, you will find many good works by Ingres, Poussin, Van Dyck, etc.

A bit expensive for the size vs price but definitely worth visiting and learning the history of this beautiful château. What a great collection of artworks.

A must go if you love Chantilly creme. Also, they have one of the largest art collections outside of Paris. It's a dream to be there. Don't forget to eat in the gardens where they have ducks and geese roaming around. Truly delightful.

Exceptional museum in a spectacular palace, surrounded by moats and water. The collections are extensive and remarkable. We couldn’t have been more surprised and delighted. Definitely worth a visit only a half an hour from Paris by train. And don’t forget to have Chantilly cream when you’re there. Impressive current exhibit of manuscripts.

The paintings, books and art collections on display at Chantilly were all collected by Duke Aumale. The ceiling daylighting, cut corners and light-tight walls were all designed to maximise the space available for the paintings, which are densely packed together.

Chantilly is a nice place for a weekend activity. You can walk in beautiful nature and you can visit Musée Condé.

Primarily French artists. I found the carvings related to hunting the most interesting and found it interesting what the Duke would put on the dinner table in front of his guests.