Versailles Tickets
The Palace of Versailles is a testament to French royalty, unparalleled in architecture, lavish gardens & oppulent interiors. Browse through our extensive collection of Versailles Palace tickets and get skip-the-line tickets, guided tours & combo offers with Eiffel Tower and more.Bestseller
Palace of Versailles Timed Entry Tickets with Optional Access to the Gardens
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Want a peek behind the palace curtains? Pick the exclusive private tours that offer access to usually off-limits areas like the Royal Chapel and King's private quarters. You'll also get to skip the crowds and explore the rest of the palace at your own pace.
The passport ticket is your key to unlocking the full splendor of Versailles! With this single ticket, you can explore the Palace, the Gardens, and the Trianon Estate.
Make your trip hassle-free with tickets that include round-trip bus transfers if you're visiting from Paris. Whether you choose a standard Palace ticket, a guided tour, or a passport ticket, the added convenience of transfers lets you relax and enjoy your visit to the fullest.
Join a guided tour and know all about the palace's fascinating history! It's a great way to explore the palace, learn interesting stories, and make sure you don't miss any hidden gems.
The Park and Gardens are free to visit. However, during special events like the Musical Gardens or Fountain Shows, you might need a ticket. But don't worry, kids under six always get in for free!
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About Palace of Versailles
The Palace of Versailles has transformed from Louis XIV's hunting lodge to a symbol of French artistry and power. This UNESCO site, spanning over 800 hectares is home to the Hall of Mirrors, Marie Antoinette's estate, and lush gardens. Wander through the 2,300 rooms to see the extravagance of art and architecture in the era of Louis XIV.
The Queen's House, nestled in the gardens, was rumoured to be haunted by Marie Antoinette's ghost, with sightings of her spectral apparitions wandering the premises.
Versailles nurtured a musical heritage as acclaimed composers like Jean-Baptiste Lully and Christoph Willibald Gluck crafted timeless masterpieces, contributing to an unparalleled musical legacy.
During the winter season, the vast Grand Canal at Versailles transformed into an enchanting ice-skating rink, providing the royal court with the exhilaration of gliding across frozen waters.
In the 17th century, Versailles' gates, sculptures, and interiors shimmered with over 1,000 kilograms of gold leaf, symbolizing the opulent grandeur synonymous with the French monarchy.
Concealed within the palace, a clandestine library held over 4,000 precious books, offering a secluded sanctuary for intellectual pursuits and moments of serene contemplation.
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Main Entrance
To enter the Palace of Versailles, all visitors must pass through the grille d’Honneur, the main entrance adorned with gilded panels. After the security check, you’ll find yourself in the majestic Courtyard of Honour.
Entrance A
Reserved for ticket holders, Entrance A at the left side of Cour d'Honneur allows direct access for online bookings. Free entry-eligible individuals, including under-18s and EU residents under 26, also use Entrance A.
Entrance B
Located on the right side of Cour d'Honneur, Entrance B is exclusive for group tour ticket holders. Enjoy a less crowded entry experience compared to other entrances.
Entrance H
Designed for differently-abled visitors and their companions, Entrance H on the left side of the courtyard provides ramps and an elevator. Guards assist with car or taxi access, allowing a smooth 200-meter journey to the entrance, bypassing lines.
Guided Tour Entrance
If you are on a guided tour, use the North Ministers Wing on the right side of Cour d'Honneur for quicker entry, experiencing shorter lines than Entrance A. Expect a 10-15 minute wait.
- Château de Versailles: Tuesday to Sunday 9am–6:30pm (High season), 9am-5:30pm (Low season)
- Marie Antoinette Estate & Palace of Trianon: Tuesday to Sunday 12pm–6:30pm (High season), 12pm–5:30pm (Low season)
- The Parks: Daily 7am-8:30pm (High season), 8am–6pm (Low season)
- The Gardens: Daily 8am-8:30pm (High season), 8am-6pm Daily (Low season)
A cloakroom is available at the Palace of Versailles.
Charging stations can be found at various parts of the palace.
Free wifi is available throughout the palace.
Baby changing facility is present at the palace.
Toilets are available in the Versailles Palace.
An audioguide is available in 11 languages.
Various dining options are available in the palace.
Wheelchairs on rent are available at the palace.
The Palace of Versailles is wheelchair accessible.
Service animals are allowed inside the palace.
Strollers are permitted inside the Versailles Palace.