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Join Us in France Travel Podcast

A Visit to the Chateau de Chantilly, Episode 351

Join Us in France Travel Podcast

Annie Sargent

History, Places & Travel, Society & Culture

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2021

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of the podcast, Annie Sargent and Elyse Rivin talk about their visit to the Chateau de Chantilly. You can visit the chateau of Chantilly on a day trip from Paris by train and have a great time in the countryside!

The Chateau de Chantilly has a long history, an amazing art collection, beautiful stables and horses, and it's a favorite for weddings and events. Click play to see why you might want to go yourself!

If you're ready to venture out of Paris and learn about French history, this episode is for you!

A Few Gotchas About the Chateau de Chantilly

  • When you are looking for a ticket to Chantilly, go the "Grandes Lignes" machines. Because the train that goes to Chantilly goes all the way to Amiens, it's not a regional train but a train that changes regions.
  • Don't get on the city bus that says "Chateau de Chantilly" because it will take you a long way around. There is a tourist bus that picks up visitors, but we're not sure what the schedule is. It's only about a mile on flat terrain to walk to the chateau, it's probably best to hoof it.
  • Renting a bicycle would be a great way to visit. You can arrange that here or here. There are probably more, these are a couple of the first results on Google.
  • There are horse shows, but it looks like the shows are only in the evening.
  • This is a great place to bring a picnic and there is a bathroom in the horse museum.

Full show notes for this episode are here: https://joinusinfrance.com/352

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0:00.0

This is the

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episode 352. 3.5. 2.5.2.

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Bonjou, I'm Annie Sergeant and join us in France is the podcast where we talk about France.

0:13.7

Great places to visit in France, French culture, history,

0:18.1

gastronomy, and news related to travel during this awful pandemic that won't stop. Today I bring you a conversation

0:28.0

with Elise about the magnificent chateau of Chantei, not far from Paris, just a little north of Paris. If you're in Paris, you can go to Chantei as a day trip and

0:39.2

we'll explain how you can do that by train. This place has a lot of history, an amazing art

0:46.5

collection, beautiful stables and horses. It's a fun place and it's one that many

0:52.0

of you probably don't know that much about yet.

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After the interview I'll play a conversation I had with Louise Rudnick who is in

1:01.6

Paris right now and she shares her experience with getting the QR code.

1:08.0

It's not gone swimmingly, but it's not turning out to be a big hindrance for her trip so far.

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If you like what we do here at Join Us in France, consider supporting us by visiting

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Join us in France.com slash boutique to check out my cookbook, join us at the table, my Paris

1:26.8

tours on the voice map app, and my very popular itinerary review service where I'll help you craft the best

1:34.9

vacation in France specifically for you. And if you follow addicted to France on

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Instagram you'll see my photos of Chantier. I will post them this week.

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And of course the best way to stay in touch with me and with the podcast is to sign up for

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the newsletter at join us in France.com slash newsletter and the new and

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improved newsletter is coming back in September. The Bonjour Elise

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Elise. Hey, I'm going to give you a hint of what Bonjour Elise! Bonjour Annie!

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Hey, I'm going to give you a hint of what we're going to talk about.

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