Halloween and All Saints' Day vacation 2024: the Château de Dampierre dons its Halloween colors

Cameos of red, yellow, orange and ochre, carpets of leaves beneath our feet, decorated pumpkins blooming in every corner, witches and little ghosts running through the alleys of the Domaine de Dampierre park... There's no doubt about it,Halloween season is here!

Come and celebrate this festival, and have fun this All Saints' Day, at the Château de Dampierre-en-Yvelines. From October 19 to November 3, 2024, visitors of all ages can enjoy a wide range of activities. Activities to dream, laugh and have fun, discover the château and its grounds, and enjoy the great outdoors.

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This centuries-old estate has welcomed the greatest kings of France. Today, visitors can enjoy its 400-hectare forest park and historic landscaped gardens. A perfect place to stroll with family or friends... And to take part in the various events organized this autumn.

On the program for this All Saints' Day vacation 2024 at Château de Dampierre:

Storytelling - 3pm

• Free, on reservation, limited number of places

Art workshops

• Wednesday, October 23, Thursday, October 24 at 1:50pm, €8 for children aged 5 to 10 only.
• On reservation, limited number of places

The Dampierre Mysteries

• A fun historical trail in search of a riddle in the Bosquet des Chimères.

Natural playground

Activities to whet your appetite! It's decided, we're off to the Château de Dampierre for the vacations! And if you make a slight detour, you can even take advantage of the other activities organized in the region's various châteaux during the autumn vacations.

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