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National Estate of Chambord

http://www.chambord.org/

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Château gift shop

Boutique du Château
The gift shop on the National Estate of Chambord is open daily, except on New Year’s Day, 1st May and Christmas Day.
The 400m² sales area is free to enter from the Château’s main entrance and has an extensive range of books, gifts and souvenirs on offer.

Are you looking for books on the History of France, and more particularly the Renaissance? Classical music and jazz CDs? Home decoration or games for children?

The National Estate of Chambord invites you to browse these original products on display in a friendly, airy environment. Take your time listening to music extracts, leafing through general or specialist literary works, trying on jewellery or admiring tapestries, embroidered cushions and leather goods.
A Children’s corner laid out in the shop has all sorts of books, activity pads, games, toys, figurines and soft toys on the history and life of Chambord on sale.


  Boutique Livres   Boutique ecoute musique, CD   Boutique enfants  

Depending on the time of year, you can also find products on the Estate’s cultural programme on sale, and the sales as well as end-of-line stock are well worth popping in for!
The following sections are available in the shop:

  • Books
  • Jewellery
  • Textiles
  • Gifts
  • Leather goods
  • Decoration and tableware
  • Exceptional fragrances
  • Fine food
  • Souvenirs
  • Stationery
  • Music
  • DVDs
  • Posters
  • Children’s corner

If you would like more information on the products on sale in the gift shop or to buy any items by post (in France only), please contact Christelle Chatry-Poisson or the gift shop personnel by email at christelle.chatry@chambord.org or by telephone on +33 (0)2 54 50 50 31.

Are you a sales professional looking to sell your products through the "Purchasing" centre at the National Estate of Chambord? Then please contact Katia DERON by email at katia.deron@chambord.org or by telephone on +33 (0)2 54 50 40 29.