Clos Lucé
Museum · Amboise, Loire Valley

Clos Lucé

Photo: Nadègevillain · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Clos Lucé served as the residence of Leonardo da Vinci from 1516 until his death in 1519. The site displays models of his inventions along with period rooms and gardens. The original manor structure dates to the 15th century.

On day 4 of Grand Tour of France: Paris to Nice in 14 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Check the official website for current admission prices.
Time needed
Two hours.
Best time
Morning visits avoid peak crowds.
Getting there
A short walk from Amboise chateau.

Itineraries with Clos Lucé

Day 4 of Grand Tour of France: Paris to Nice in 14 Days

To the Loire: Amboise

How Clos Lucé fits into a day.
  1. 8:30Train to the Loire ValleyParis
  2. 12:30Château d'AmboiseAmboise, Loire Valley
  3. 15:00Clos LucéAmboise, Loire Valley
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Clos Lucé questions

What is Clos Lucé known for?

It is the final home of Leonardo da Vinci and displays models of his inventions.

How long does a visit to Clos Lucé take?

Most visitors spend about two hours on the house and grounds.

When is Clos Lucé open?

It operates daily with possible closures on major holidays. Confirm hours directly.

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