Picardie - Chantilly castle and town photos

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Chateau d\'Enghien
The Grandes Ecuries and racing track
Horse city
Grandes Ecuries from the track
Chateau d\'Enghien
Anne of Montmorency statue
Chantilly castle from the back
Guardian dog at the entrance of the Chantilly park
Deer statue in the Chantilly park
Statue and Fall colors in the Chantilly castle gardens
Ornate jars in the Chantilly castle park
Geese and stairs in Chantilly
Grand canal of Chantilly
Footbridge to the Chantilly castle
Statue and tree perspective
Lone statue in the glade
Chantilly château on a good day
Château de Chantilly on ice

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Location notes

Chantilly is named after Cantilius, a Roman who owned a villa there. During the middle ages, a castle was built in Chantilly. It belonged to the lords of Senlis and played an important role during the hundred years war. The castle was transformed during the 17th century, by its owner the Grand Condé. The gardens were done during this period by Le Notre, the orangerie by Mansard. The castle was later damaged during the French revolution. It now belongs to the Institut de France. Chantilly also has a long established race horse breeding and training tradition.