The Château Royal d’Eu

The last royal estate in France

A few minutes from Ault, the town of Eu is home to the Louis-Philippe château and museum, the last royal estate in France. The summer residence of King Louis-Philippe, who twice received Queen Victoria here, the château can be visited with its apartments, its furniture and its collections.

A remarkable park and heritage

The château is set in a park open for walking. Close by, the collegiate church of Notre-Dame and Saint-Laurent completes a tour of the historic centre of Eu, with its cobbled streets and its fountains.

Practical information

  • Open 15 March to 8 November, closed Tuesdays and Friday mornings.
  • Opening hours: 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm; do check before your visit.
  • The park and gardens are freely accessible.
The front of the Louis-Philippe château and museum at Eu, the last royal estate in France

Practical information

6 km

Distance

12 min drive

Travel time

Open 15 March to 8 November - closed Tuesdays and Friday mornings - 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm

Opening times

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