Polo Club de Chantilly

Polo Club de Chantilly is one of France's most prestigious polo venues, set within the extraordinary landscape of the Chantilly forest north of Paris — one of Europe's finest areas of equestrian heritage. The setting is extraordinary: Chantilly is the home of French flat racing, housing the famous Chantilly racecourse and the Château de Chantilly, and the polo club exists within this wider equestrian culture that makes the town one of the world's great horse sport destinations. The club hosts the French Open polo championship — one of Europe's most prestigious high-goal tournaments — drawing elite teams from across the polo world to compete on the immaculate Chantilly fields surrounded by the ancient forest. The combination of forest setting, prestigious tournament heritage, and proximity to Paris (approximately 40 kilometres north of the capital) makes Polo Club de Chantilly one of the most atmospheric polo venues in Europe. French polo has grown significantly in recent decades under the auspices of the Fédération Française de Polo, and Chantilly sits at the pinnacle of that development. For international polo visitors to France, Chantilly is the essential destination — a place where world-class polo meets one of Europe's most magnificent equestrian landscapes.