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Explore the magnificent, world-famous Gardens of Versailles

No trip to Paris would be complete without a visit to the Palace and Gardens of Versailles, one of the most spectacular Royal residences in Europe. With a variety of tours to choose from don't miss out on the opportunity to explore this stunning world-famous site.

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Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site for 30 years, the Palace of Versailles was once the residence of the Kings of France Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI and their courts, from 1682 until the French Revolution in 1789.

These unforgettable tours will allow you to visit the magnificent Palace of Versailles at your own pace. Admire its Baroque architecture, artworks, sumptuous decoration, and the furniture created by the greatest craftsmen of the age.

And we haven't even mentioned the gardens yet!

Tour Options:

There is a choice of four Palace of Versailles tickets...

  • Guided tour of the Palace of Versailles: Enjoy a guided tour of the chateau de Versailles including the Great Royal Apartments, the Queen’s Apartments and the stunning Hall of Mirrors. Your trip to Versailles includes your entrance ticket into the Palace, so you can skip to the front of the general admission lines and head straight into this amazing attraction. Also, see the beautiful Palace of Versailles gardens– which are worth a visit just on their own.

  • Versailles Half Day Independent Tour with Audio Guide: Enjoy Versailles on your own, at your own pace. Your ticket includes transportation to the Palace of Versailles and your own audio commentary allowing you to freely explore the State Apartments and the beautiful French gardens.

  • Versailles Full-Day Independent Tour with Audio Guide: Discover the entire Versailles Estate on your own, at your own pace. Your ticket includes transportation to the Palace of Versailles and your own audio commentary allowing you to freely explore the State Apartments and the beautiful French gardens.

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Frequently Asked Questions for Palace of Versailles Tickets

Frequently Asked Questions for Palace of Versailles Tickets

Accessibility

  • Is Versailles accessible for people with disabilities?

    The Palace of Versailles has taken steps to make the site more accessible to people with disabilities, but it may not be fully accessible to everyone due to its historic nature and architectural limitations. Some areas of the palace and its gardens can be challenging for people with mobility issues. 


    Palace Accessibility: There are ramps and elevators in some areas, and wheelchair users can access some of the rooms, but not all. There is a lack of elevators in some parts of the palace, which may limit access to certain areas.


    Gardens and Grounds: The vast gardens and grounds of Versailles may be difficult for people with mobility issues. While some areas are accessible, the uneven terrain and long distances may pose challenges for some visitors.


    Accessible Services: The palace offers some services to assist visitors with disabilities, including wheelchairs. There are also accessible restrooms available.


    Advance Planning: If you have specific accessibility needs, it's a good idea to contact the Palace of Versailles in advance of your visit. They can provide you with more detailed information and assist with any arrangements.
     

General Information

  • Are pushchairs allowed in Versailles?

    Pushchairs are 'tolerated' inside the Château, however, Kangaroo bags or baby carriers without metal frames are preferred. 

    Pushchairs are accepted in the park and gardens.

     

  • Are storage lockers available at Versailles?

    Large bags and suitcases are not allowed in the Chateau.  

    Automatic lockers (at a small fee) are available for luggage and personal effects smaller than cabin size - 46x43x26cm

    Rates, availability and location of lockers are subject to change

Frequently Asked Questions for Palace of Versailles Tickets

Accessibility

  • Is Versailles accessible for people with disabilities?

    The Palace of Versailles has taken steps to make the site more accessible to people with disabilities, but it may not be fully accessible to everyone due to its historic nature and architectural limitations. Some areas of the palace and its gardens can be challenging for people with mobility issues. 


    Palace Accessibility: There are ramps and elevators in some areas, and wheelchair users can access some of the rooms, but not all. There is a lack of elevators in some parts of the palace, which may limit access to certain areas.


    Gardens and Grounds: The vast gardens and grounds of Versailles may be difficult for people with mobility issues. While some areas are accessible, the uneven terrain and long distances may pose challenges for some visitors.


    Accessible Services: The palace offers some services to assist visitors with disabilities, including wheelchairs. There are also accessible restrooms available.


    Advance Planning: If you have specific accessibility needs, it's a good idea to contact the Palace of Versailles in advance of your visit. They can provide you with more detailed information and assist with any arrangements.
     

General Information

  • Are pushchairs allowed in Versailles?

    Pushchairs are 'tolerated' inside the Château, however, Kangaroo bags or baby carriers without metal frames are preferred. 

    Pushchairs are accepted in the park and gardens.

     

  • Are storage lockers available at Versailles?

    Large bags and suitcases are not allowed in the Chateau.  

    Automatic lockers (at a small fee) are available for luggage and personal effects smaller than cabin size - 46x43x26cm

    Rates, availability and location of lockers are subject to change

Palace of Versailles Tickets Reviews

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  • 4 stars:

    Great place so full of history and it’s most certainly beautiful inside but extremely busy. We arrived for 12.30 with our tour, so zi would recommend an earlier morning visit, So felt you do not get enough time to stand and read anything. You’re really just quickly walking through looking and moving on. Wouldn’t recommend for young children. Gardens are beautiful, spectacular, and they have a small cart that takes you round to see them. Bus picked us up on time from outside the Pullman Hotel and took us there. I would say the 2.5hrs was enough time.

    Suzie reviewed Palace of Versailles 16 Jul, 2024

  • 4 stars:

    Great tour & simple online process

    Sam Thompson reviewed Palace of Versailles 27 Aug, 2019

  • 4 stars:

    Not enough time at the venue

    Trusted Customer reviewed Palace and Gardens of Versailles 03 Sep, 2015

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