The Chateau and the Grand Stables with its Living Horse Museum
The Duc d'Aumale inherited Chantilly from his great uncle, the Prince of Condé.
Having no direct heirs, he bequeathed Chantilly to the Institut de France.
October 2008
The chateau
Statue of Louis XIV
Statue of Constable Anne de Montmorency (1493-1567)
The Capitainerie (Le Petit Chateau) is the oldest part of Chantilly
where a restaurant is open for a
buffet lunch
Dessert of waffles with Chantilly cream
The recipe for Chantilly cream
Photos from the movie "Vatel" about the chef who committed suicide when the fish did not arrive
The art gallery in the main chateau
with many "orientalist" paintings as well as art of the French school
An unusual sculpture of Joan of Arc by F. Chapu (1873)
A glimpse at the private apartments
The monkey room (la Grande Singerie)
Most of the subjects are monkeys
A hallway reminiscent of Versailles
The main staircase
In the courtyard
The chapel
The grand stables and horse museum 400 meters away