Ticket Highlights
- Explore the Petit Trianon and its park linked to Queen Marie-Antoinette.
- Admire the lavish furnishings displayed in the rooms at Grand Trianon.
- Get a chance to access the temporary exhibitions at the Trianon.
✅Inclusions:
- The Estate of Trianon after 12 pm.
- The temporary exhibitions staged at the Grand Trianon
- The Gardens, except on days with Musical Fountain Shows or Musical Gardens, and the Park
❌ Exclusion
- Versailles Palace tickets
- The Fountain Show
- The Garden Show
Ticket Prices
For visitors to Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace, adults aged 18 and over must pay an admission fee of €12.
Children up to 17 years old can enter for free.
Additionally, EU citizens between the ages of 18 and 25 with valid ID enjoy free admission.
| Visitors’ Age | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult (18+ years) | €12 |
| Child (up to 17 years) | Free |
| EU Citizens (with ID) (18 to 25 years) | Free |
Meeting Point
You can directly head to the Grand Trianon or Petit Trianon entrance and access Trianon Estate at 12 pm.
Things to Know Before You Go
- Entrance is free for minors under 18 and EU citizens under 26.
In both circumstances, a free ticket from the cash counter and a valid form of identification are required. Non-EU citizens aged 18 to 25 need to buy a ticket. - You may encounter some waiting time at the security check at the entrance to the estate.
- Arrive early to avoid crowds. During peak season, the estate can be extremely congested in the morning.
- The gardens are inaccessible on the following dates: Tuesdays from March 31 to October 27; weekends from March 28 to November 1; and April 3, May 8, May 21, and July 14.
- Access to the gardens during those days costs an additional €9. You can also reserve ‘Versailles Palace and Garden Full Access Day with Fountain Show.’
FAQs
1. How much do tickets for Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace cost?
Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace ticket prices are 12 euros for adults over 18, and children under 17 can enter for free.
2. Where can I buy tickets for Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace?
Tickets can be purchased at the ticket counter or online through the Palace of Versailles affiliate ticket partners. We recommend purchasing the tickets online to skip waiting in long lines at the palace gate.
3. Do I need a separate ticket for Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace?ailles in advance?
You can access Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace by purchasing the general Palace of Versailles admission ticket.
However, if you want to access only the estate and palace, this ticket may be the best option for you.
4. Is there a combined ticket for the Palace of Versailles, Marie-Antoinette’s Estate, and the Trianon Palace?
Yes, combined tickets that include access to the main palace, Marie-Antoinette’s estate, and the Trianon Palace are available. These are often called passport tickets.
5.Are there any discounts available for tickets to Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace?
Discounts are often available for children, students, seniors, and groups. They can get free entry to the estate and the palace.
6. Do I need to book tickets for Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace in advance?
While it is possible to purchase tickets on-site, it is highly recommended to book tickets in advance to ensure availability and avoid long lines, especially during peak tourist seasons.
7. Is there a guided tour available for Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace?
Yes, you can book the Palace of Versailles guided tour to access these two with an expert guide.
8. What can I see at Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace? available for the Full Access Ticket to the Palace of Versailles?
Visitors can explore the Petit Trianon, the Queen’s Hamlet, the Grand Trianon, and the beautiful gardens and parkland surrounding these historic sites.
9. Are Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and Trianon Palace wheelchair accessible?
Some areas of Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace are accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.
It is best to contact visitor services in advance.
10. Can I visit Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace with a Versailles Passport ticket?
Yes, the Versailles Passport ticket includes access to Marie-Antoinette’s Estate, the Trianon Palace, the main palace, and the gardens.
11. What should I do if I lose my ticket for Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace?
If you lose your ticket, contact Palace of Versailles customer service with your purchase details for assistance. They may be able to reissue it.
12. Are there any free admission days for Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace?
The Palace of Versailles occasionally offers free admission days. Check the official website for announcements and specific dates for free entry.
13. How long should I plan to spend at Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace?
It is recommended that at least 2-3 hours be allocated to fully explore Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace, including the gardens and surrounding parkland.
14. Is photography allowed at Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace?
Photography is generally allowed in most areas of Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon Palace, but the use of flash cameras or tripods may be restricted.
Always check posted signs or ask staff for specific guidelines.
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