Astronomical picnic evenings at the royal castle of Amboise

12th July and 9th August 2024

Enjoy a pleasant summer evening picnicking in the park of the royal castle of Amboise while enjoying a live music group! The bonus of these evenings, the presence of the Touraine Astronomical Society with its telescopes to observe the sun and then the moon! Permission to have your head in the stars granted!

 

How shall we do it?

Nothing’s easier ! Book your tickets on the castle website (online ticketing), come to the castle with your picnic, sit on the lawns and enjoy an evening full of music discovering the sky! A delight !

A different music group every evening!

12th July : Knet, Rythm & Blues music

The Knet group will keep you moving all evening to the sound of Rhythm & Blues!

Prices: 10 € /adult; 9€ / student, 7€ /child(from 7 to 18 yeard old), 4€ /suscriber

 

Online ticketing

9th August : Quartet Stiltons, irish music

STILTONS is an Irish music quartet. He draws his repertoire from traditional pieces, which he reinterprets in his own way, while keeping the great references of the style.

 

Cécile sings, plays the Irish flute (wooden, without keys) and the mandolin.

Chloé has been playing the violin since childhood, using it in many musical aesthetics, while maintaining a groove that will tickle your feet.

Pablo plays the guitar as well as the mandolin. He colors the melodies with delicacy, with an implacable rhythm.

Étienne is also a colorist! with his bodhran and his percussion set, he brings a delicate atmosphere, while maintaining this groove typical of traditional Irish music.

Jigs, walks or polkas will make you wiggle your feet, nod or even dance!

 

Prices: 10 € /adult; 9€ / student, 7€ /child(from 7 to 18 yeard old), 4€ /suscriber

 

Online ticketing

To note :

  • No pets allowed
  • Catering not included
  • Access to gardens only
  • On booking
  • Entrance to the site between 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
Reopening of the Saint-Hubert chapel to the public on June 16th, 2024
50Days 08Hours 04Minutes 18Secondes

 

After nearly three years of work, the Saint-Hubert chapel which houses the tomb of Leonardo da Vinci will once again be fully revealed to visitors from June 16th

 

EXCEPTIONAL CLOSURE OF THE CHÂTEAU ON JUNE 15TH FROM 1 P.M.

 

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