フォンテーヌブロー城-交通プライベート旅行
説明
THE PALACE : 「フォンテーヌブローは、7世紀にわたって継続的に居住してきた唯一の王室および帝国シャトーです。 12世紀にまで遡り、フランシス1世からナポレオン3世の治世まで、フランスの支配者の住居の1つでした」 ホットスポット ― フォンテーヌブロー宮殿、 バルビゾン村（画家村）。 YOUR DAY : ドライバーが宮殿までお連れする場所までお迎えにあがり、お家への帰路も含まれています。 ローカルポイントから任意の場所へ移動できる可能性（レストラン、ショッピングなど） プレミアム電気自動車。 ドライバの廃棄。 プレミアムサービス。 バイリンガルドライバー。 ツアーの情報やカスタマイズについては、お気軽にお問い合わせください。
ツアーオプション
旅程
フォンテーヌブロー宮殿で一日中、バイリンガルドライバーと自由に過ごすことができます。
ハイライト
含まれるもの
集合場所と時間
パリのどこからでも迎えに行きます。
旅行者の評価
重要情報
- 車いす対応
- 幼児や小さなお子様は乳母車やベビーカーに乗せることができます
- 介助動物の同伴可
- 送迎は車いす対応です
- すべてのエリアは車いす完全対応です
- あらゆる体力レベルの方に適しています
レビュー(6)
The ride was very comfortable and Suraj was extremely pleasant and well mannered and patient. He explained things along the way as well.
Immense palace with wonderful halls. Lavish furnishings. Excellent driving on smartphones with headphones, intuitive to use. To visit everything would take a whole day. Clean bathrooms. Nice gardens. Route with rooms of Napoleon very interesting. Not to be missed!
Wonderful palace and grounds. Simpler and easier to absorb than Versailles and far less crowded. In fact not crowded at all! A bit of a hidden gem relative to Versailles, and less ‘grand’ but there are still some very very impressive rooms and history.
My family and I decided to visit this palace instead of Versailles to avoid the lines and make it easier ton my arthritic knees. It was beautiful! Definitely worth the drive from Paris. The grounds are extensive, the room descriptions informative, and you were able to take pictures as much as you wanted. Tour guides were available or you could go on your own. A must see!
This was perfect way to travel from Paris to the Chateau. Our driver was very pleasant and accommodating. He managed a side trip to Barbizon village.
Just a hop, skip, jump south of Paris is the magnificent Palace of Fontainebleau - a holiday home par excellence. There’s no doubt that the medieval castle and subsequent palace made a breathtaking summer residence for Napoleon, his two wives - two illegitimate children, two step-children and his legitimate son. Some rooms speak of masculine power and riches, some have a feminine air and there’s a lovely baby’s cradle on show. You really need a whole day to appreciate the wealth and splendour lavished upon it. The ubiquitous audio visual guides are a great help. Most of the information is bi-lingual, but some of the smaller exhibit labels are only in French, though that is only a minor irritation. Do not, do not miss this quintessential abode of an Emperor. You will be spellbound.
