The Cour d'Honneur is an emblematic historic site in the heart of Fontainebleau, renowned for its majestic architecture and its importance in French history. Enclosed on three sides and open to the town to the west, it took on its current form under Napoleon I, who had the famous Great Gate installed. This courtyard, also known as the "Cour du Cheval Blanc" since the 16th century, is lined with remarkable facades and offers privileged access to the château's royal flats. Surrounded by gardens and vast green spaces, it is an ideal place for families to stroll and is perfect for children. The unique atmosphere of the Cour d'Honneur, with its blend of medieval, Renaissance and classical heritage, is an invitation to discover an exceptional heritage in a prestigious setting.
