Ticket Highlights
- Experience Versailles Palace on a 90-minute guided tour with an expert guide.
- Visit the magnificent royal gardens and observe the ornate fountains.
- Learn about the figures of the French monarchy and major historical events.
- Beat the massive crowds and jump right in with your pre-booked time slot.
- Enjoy an optional 45-minute tour of the gardens.
✅Inclusions:
- Skip-the-line ticket to the Palace of Versailles.
- A 90-minute guided tour of the main palace.
- Access to the Gardens
- 45-minute guided tour of the gardens (if option is selected).
- Admission ticket to Marie Antoinette’s estate and the Trianon (if option selected).
❌ Exclusion
- Guided tour of the gardens (option not selected)
- Admission ticket to Marie Antoinette’s estate and the Trianon (if option is not selected).
- Tour of Marie Antoinette’s estate and Trianon,
- Hotel pickup and drop-off.
- Food and drinks
- Luggage or large bags
Ticket Prices
For access to the Gardens at the Palace of Versailles, adults aged 18 and over are charged €75, and children aged 6 to 17 pay a reduced price of €55.
Infants up to 5 years old can enter for free.
To access both the Gardens and the Trianon, adults over 18 are charged €80, children aged 6 to 17 pay €60, and infants up to 5 years old can enter for free.
Adults aged 18 and over pay €95 for a guided tour of the gardens; children aged 6 to 17 get a reduced price of €75; and infants up to 5 years old can join for free.
Access to the Gardens
Access to the Gardens and Trianon
| Visitors’ Age | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult (18+ years) | €80 |
| Child (6 to 17 years) | €60 |
| Infant (up to 5 years) | Free |
Guided Tour of the Gardens
| Visitors’ Age | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult (18+ years) | €95 |
| Child (6 to 17 years) | €75 |
| Infant (up to 5 years) | Free |
Meeting Point
You will meet your guide at the GetYourGuide shop at 10 Avenue du Général de Gaulle, 78000 Versailles, located across the street from the RER line C Versailles Château Rive Gauche rail station. Please note that the train from Paris to Versailles takes about an hour.
Things to Know Before You Go
- Baby strollers may be refused at the palace entrance.
- After the tour, you can stay in the gardens until they close.
- Gardens close at 5.30 pm on specific occasions (August 15, October 29 and 31, and from November to March).
- From November to March, the palace gardens are free to see every day except Easter. No garden tickets are required to attend on these dates.
- There are no musical or fountain presentations on free days at the gardens.
- Prices have been changed in accordance with the Versailles Gardens Show’s current calendar for 2023. If the gardens are modified, fees may be charged to enter them.
- During peak periods, the palace can be very crowded. Therefore, there may be a short wait for group entry.
- If arriving by train, please purchase an RER Paris-Versailles ticket. Paris Metro tickets are not accepted.
- You may bring your own headphones if you have them. Standard jack, not Bluetooth.
FAQs
1. What is included in the Palace of Versailles guided tour ticket?
The guided tour ticket includes entry to the Palace of Versailles, access to the Hall of Mirrors, the King’s and Queen’s Apartments, the Royal Chapel, and the Gallery of Great Battles, along with a professional guide to provide insights and historical context.
2. Do I need to book a guided tour ticket for the Palace of Versailles in advance?
Yes, it is highly recommended that guided tour tickets be booked in advance to ensure availability, especially during peak tourist seasons.
3. How long does the guided tour of the Palace of Versailles last?
Most guided tours of the Palace of Versailles last approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, but longer tours that include the gardens and Trianon Palaces are also available.
4. What languages are available for the guided tours at the Palace of Versailles?
Guided tours are available in multiple languages, including English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian.
5. Can I cancel or reschedule my guided tour ticket for the Palace of Versailles?
You can cancel and reschedule the guided tour if you cancel it before 24 hours.
6. Is the guided tour ticket for the Palace of Versailles wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Palace of Versailles offers accessible tours for visitors with mobility issues.
It is recommended that the tour provider be informed in advance so that the necessary arrangements can be made.
7. What is the best time to take a guided tour of the Palace of Versailles?
The best time to take a guided tour is early morning or late afternoon to avoid the largest crowds. Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends.
8. Do guided tours of the Palace of Versailles include access to the gardens?
You can select the 45-minute garden tour to access the grounds.
9. What should I bring with me for the guided tour of the Palace of Versailles?
Bring a valid ID, comfortable walking shoes, and a water bottle. Photography is allowed in most areas, so a camera or smartphone is also recommended.
10. Are audio guides available for the Palace of Versailles guided tours?
Audio guides are available for self-guided tours, but a professional guide will accompany you during a guided tour and provide live commentary.
11. How do I get to the Palace of Versailles for my guided tour?
The Palace of Versailles is accessible by train, bus, or car from Paris. You can take RER line C to the Versailles Château Rive Gauche train station • Take the ‘Avenue de Paris’ exit at the train station.
12. Can I join a guided tour of the Palace of Versailles if I arrive late?
It is important to arrive on time for your guided tour. Late arrivals may not be accommodated, so please plan your travel accordingly.
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