Timetables

The château is open from April 1st to October 31st
from Tuesday to Sunday, from 2pm to 6pm. 

All visits are accompanied and take place with an official guide:
The first visit starts at 2:15pm, the last visit is at 5.15pm

Ticket price (Credit cards are not accepted at this time)

Adult : 12.- CHF
Coppet inhabitants : 6.- CHF
Children aged 7 to 16: 6.- CHF
Students/Seniors/unemployed : 8.- CHF
Divonne guest card : 8.- CHF
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Association of Swiss Museums/Raiffeisen/Museum pass for Nyon-region : free of charge

​(Les cartes de crédit ne sont pas acceptées pour l’instant)

Group visits

Group visits during opening hours
on prior announcement (one group = 10 people minimum): CHF 10.- per person.
Group visits outside opening hours
​CHF 10.- per person, or a set charge of CHF 100.- per group if less than 10 people.
For groups wishing to visit outside opening hours 7 days’ notice is required.

Join us 

By car
  • access via the motorway A1, exit Coppet-Divonne, then direction Coppet, 10 minutes.
  • Paid parking next to the château.
By bus
  • line 811
    (Coppet – Nyon – Gland)
  • line 814
    (Coppet – Divonne)
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www.bustpn.ch
By train
Coppet train station:        a 5 minute walk to the château.
To Geneva-Cornavin:        10 minutes
To Nyon:                                5 minutes
To Lausanne:                      40 minutes.
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www.sbb.ch
By boat
the Coppet pier on Lac Léman is a 5 minute walk to the château. CGN boats stop at Coppet in both directions to or from Nyon, Yvoire and Geneva.

www.cgn.ch

Practical information

Our reception and museum shop
in the original kitchen of the château, you can find a selection of books about Jacques Necker and Madame de Staël, including a selection of Madame de Staël’s works plus postcards and souvenirs.
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The château does not have refreshment facilities. After your visit, take a walk in the historic village of Coppet and discover its shops and cafés by the lake front.

The village of Coppet 

Coppet was founded around 1280 by Humbert IV of Thoire and Villars. In 1299 we find the first explicit mention "in burgo castri nostri de copet" (i.e. "in the village of our castle of Coppet". The historic village of Coppet offers its old streets and Bernese arcades to the promenade that will take you to the shores of the lake from where you will see Geneva, the Alps and the Tip of Yvoire on the French shore.