Castello di Chantilly

The magnificent Château de Chantilly (Castello di Chantilly) is located near Paris, France. Built in the 16th century in the classical French style, it has been home to some of France's most influential families such as the Great Condé and the Duke of Aumale. Chantilly's most impressive feature is that it boasts two different architecture styles, the Renaissance and the Renaissance-Baroque. It was the home of the Great Condé and the Duke of Aumale, and has stunning baroque gardens with numerous water features. Today, the castle is home to the stunning Musée Condé, which houses an array of fantastic pieces of art from ancient to modern. The castle is also home to a breathtaking Grand Stables, complete with overwhelming equestrian statues, exciting carriages, and numerous trophies. It even features a legendary and beautiful French Renaissance library. The castle is home to the yearly Chantilly International Horse Racing and has been the backdrop for numerous outdoor art installations as well. It's the perfect setting to explore new cultures, take in the extraordinary architecture, and soak up the views offered of the French countryside.