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Join a **three-hour guided visit** to the Chateau of Versailles, the most prestigious and famous royal palace in Europe. Departing from Paris, you will travel by train with your guide.
Parade around the vast palace grounds of **Versailles** with tickets for a **bike tour** around the 2,000 acre estate.
Get picked up in Paris with included roundtrip transport and tour the UNESCO-listed Château de Versailles, which served as the residence of French kings Louis XIV, Louis XV, and Louis XVI until the French Revolution in 1789.
Join a small group tour of the Château de Versailles with a guide who will share stories about the French kings. After the guided tour of the castle, take a walk in the gardens of Versailles.
Join the guide at the immense Château de Versailles to see the royal apartments and learn about the lives of French kings from François I to Louis XVI.
Step into the grandest palace ever built by French royals and leap back in time. Join a half-day guided tour from Paris and seamlessly enter the Palace of Versailles.
Explore the essence of monarchy at Versailles, a limitless palace with 700 rooms and 2,000 acres of gardens. This 3-hour tour covers the Grand Apartments, Hall of Mirrors, and stunning gardens, revealing the history and intrigue of Louis XIV, XV, and XVI’s reigns.
Versailles conjures up notions of a grand palace and vast landscaped gardens. But did you know there’s also a third part? With this all-area-access ticket, you’ll be able to explore the Hameau de la Reine, Marie Antoinette’s private compound where she played pretend as a humble peasant.
With hundreds of acres of magnificent gardens and ornaments everywhere you look, this 17th-century French castle is a masterclass in swankiness. Get the royal treatment with Versailles tickets. While the splendor amazes your eyes, the included audio guide will fill your head with context.
Step into the awe-inspiring Château de Versailles, where 55 fountains and pools spring to life at the twist of a lyre key!
Commissioned by Louis XIV in 1670, the Grand Trianon was the ideal place to escape the pomp of court life – and a good hideaway for the king’s affair with Madame de Montespan. Alongside the Trianon Palaces, Marie Antoinette’s estate also acted as a private refuge. The Queen’s Hamlet, a rustic garden-village modelled after the Hameau de Chantilly, even had it’s own farm, dairy, and mill!
Meet your guide in Versailles at the foot of the Equestrian Statue of the Sun King, Louis the 14th. Access the palace through a separate entrance and follow your guide inside the Royal Apartments. Walk through the palace and learn its history, including the fact that it was home to three of France’s most illustrious Kings for over 100 years.
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