Entrance tickets include free guided tours (in English during July and August only), or you can explore at your own pace.

Guédelon is a working construction site, and exactly what you will see depends on the day and the stage of construction, so it’s worth revisiting each season.

Plan at least two hours to take in the park, but you could easily spend an entire morning or afternoon—last entrance is an hour before closing.

Visitor facilities include a café-restaurant, gift shop, picnic areas, and restrooms.

Guédelon is wheelchair-accessible, but some areas of the castle and construction site may be off limits.