Château de Balleroy

Château de Balleroy is a 17th-century historic monument designed by François Mansart. Come and discover it during guided tours, which will allow you to admire almost ten decorated and furnished rooms.

Feel free to explore the balloon museum, created by Malcolm Forbes - former owner and hot-air balloon enthusiast - and stroll around the formal gardens and charming English park.

Extend your experience by visiting the historic dovecote and the flower garden, where works by Albert de Balleroy are on display, or by enjoying the boutique and tearoom.

Duration of the guided tour of the Château in French or English: approximately 45 minutes.
Tours depart every hour: first tour at 11am, last tour at 5pm.
Booklets available in French, English, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish and Russian.

Free admission for children under 7.
Reduced rates for under-18s, students and PRMs (on presentation of proof).
Group rates apply to groups of 15 or more.

Pets welcome
In the Château: small dogs may be carried in the arms or in a bag only.
In the museum and park: dogs on a lead are welcome.

Accessibility
The Château is not accessible to wheelchair users (no lift), but the museum is accessible via an outside walkway. There is an adapted toilet cubicle.

Meal trays can be booked in the tearoom (at least 24 hours before the date of the visit).