Château du Clos Lucé: Skip The Line Ticket
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- Avoid waiting in line and visit Leonardo da Vinci's residence, the magnificent Château du Clos Lucé in the Loire Valley
- Stroll through the elaborate chambers and beautiful gardens where the renowned Renaissance master resided and created in his later years
- Appreciate meticulously crafted replicas of da Vinci's renowned inventions, and marvel at the relics from his era on display here, alongside artworks by his followers, and much more
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Step inside the luxurious residence of the most famous personalities. Situated in the Loire Valley of France, this exquisite castle was the last abode of Leonardo da Vinci, and unsurprisingly, the artistic genius made sure to influence the surroundings.
Da Vinci came here in the year 1516, carrying a painting known as the Mona Lisa – everything else that followed is now part of history. Use this skip-the-line ticket to enter the premises and discover the former residence of the distinguished Renaissance artist.
Leonardo gained significant reputation while working with King Francis I. He was appointed as the king's top painter, engineer, and architect, and as a token of appreciation, he was granted Clos Lucé. This is where he dedicated his last years, and now hosts various galleries showcasing his remarkable works.
Witness an immersive exhibition on the first floor, where Da Vinci's 17 masterpieces come together in one space. Gain insight into the artist's creative process, starting from his initial sketches to the final masterpiece.In the higher level of the gallery, you will achieve a deeper insight into Da Vinci’s interests beyond art and explore his intellect that delved into societal, spiritual, and military issues. Acquire knowledge of the engineer, urban designer, and event organizer Da Vinci was. The gallery showcases Leonardo’s enthusiasm for numbers and shapes. Witness his world revitalized with life-sized replicas, interactive displays, 3D simulations, games, and a variety of other mediums.You don't have to be a genius to understand that this is a unique experience that happens only once in a lifetime.