Museos > Château de Fontainebleau Museum

The Fontainebleau Castle, which records date back to the 17th century, has housed within its wall all the important souvereigns of France. Continuosly embellished by their care, it is a unique example of a loved and regularly habited residence for eight centuries. A most important place of the Renaissance under François I, it was considerably extended under Henri IV. Napoleon I, after having refurnished it entirely, said his goodbys to the guard in 1814. The State and Private Apartments sumptuously decorated will make you relive the great hours of this royal residence. The Napoleon Museum will immerse you in the numerous historical memories relating to the Emperor and his famuly. The 110 hectares of park and gardens will enchant you by their diversity.