Versailles Tickets

• Tour the magnificent Palace of Versailles, which is spread across 800 hectares, and contains 700 rooms with this timed entry ticket.

• Visit the stunning Hall of Mirrors — a corridor filled with 357 mirrors that majestically reflect the Gardens through arched windows.

• Customize your visit by adding access to the Palace Gardens, where you can enjoy the Musical Gardens show or the Fountain Show.

• Optionally, you could also choose to visit the Trianon Estate, which includes the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon, and the Queen’s Hamlet.

• Fun fact: The Gardens of Versailles, completed over 40 years ago, feature 200,000 trees, 50 fountains, and countless sculptures.

• Want to know some interesting tidbits about the Palace of Versailles? Your expert tour guide will share insights with you about this marvel with a small group of no more 15 guests.

• Learn fascinating facts about the Hall of Mirrors, the largest and most iconic room in the Palace, and many others from your guide.

• Upgrade your tour for a deeper dive into French royalty, with guided tours available in English, Italian, Spanish, Mandarin, or French.

• From April to October, enjoy the gardens and get a chance to see the beautiful musical fountains.

• Fun fact: The Treaty of Versailles was signed in the Hall of Mirrors.

• With Louvre reserved access tickets, enter the Louvre at a specified time and easily delve into renowned artwork such as Da Vinci's ‘Mona Lisa’, Eugène Delacroix's ‘Liberty Leading the People’, and more.

• With more than 380,000 objects, there’s plenty to see from Mughal miniature paintings to Chinese ink wash paintings, practiced by artists like Shen Zhou.

• Your passport ticket to the Versailles Palace grants you access to a palatial masterpiece boasting 700 rooms, spread over 800 hectares of history.

• Experience the allure of the Hall of Mirrors, adorned with 357 mirrors, and wander through the gardens to marvel at 250 acres of meticulously landscaped lawns.

• Fun fact: The Louvre has the longest museum aisle in the world, stretching over 10 kms when you combine all the galleries and corridors.

• Dive deep into the history of the lavish Palace of Versailles with a hassle-free round trip from Paris and priority entrance tickets with a tri-lingual tour host.

• Your journey will be enhanced with an audio guide, offering intriguing insights into the Palace's history in 11 languages.

• You'll be swept off your feet by the grandeur of the Hall of Mirrors, the King's Grand Apartments, and more where every corner tells a tale of the French royalty.

• Upgrade your tickets between May to October with the Musical Fountains Show, a must-see!

• Did you know? The Palace of Versailles started as a hunting lodge for Louis XIII before his son Louis XIV transformed it into a grand palace.

• Skip the long lines and gain exclusive access to the King’s Private Apartments, typically closed to the public.

• Choose between guided tours in English, French, Portuguese, or Spanish, where you’ll visit rooms steeped in history, including the one where Mozart performed and Louis XVI hosted Benjamin Franklin.

• Explore the Palace of Versailles at your leisure after the tour, including the Hall of Mirrors, State Apartments, and more.

• Gain entry to either the Royal Opera or Royal Chapel, depending on availability, both of which are off-limits to regular visitors.

• For the full Versailles experience, upgrade to a Full Access Ticket to explore the Gardens and the Trianon Estate, or witness the Musical Fountains Show between April and October.

• Fun fact: Visitors to the Gardens of Versailles had to be well-dressed to gain entry, a tradition that symbolized the palace's grandeur and exclusivity.

• Wander the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, and Marie-Antoinette's Estate with skip-the-line tickets.

• Admire the lavish furnishings dating back to the First Empire, including Napoleon's period of residence at the Grand Trianon.

• Wander through the Petit Trianon and its park, which includes the Queen's Hamlet which are inextricably linked to the memory of Queen Marie-Antoinette.

Did you know? Marie-Antoinette commissioned a rustic hamlet at the Petit Trianon, complete with cottages, a farm, and a dairy, for her private escape from royal life.

• Get the most out of your visit to Versailles with your prepaid access, merging historical discovery with a delightful culinary treat in a single ticket.

• Explore the Palace of Versailles, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and marvel at its 2,300 rooms including the iconic Hall of Mirrors and the King's Apartments.

• Depending on the season, enjoy a soothing stroll through the Palace's sprawling gardens, famed for their geometrically arranged paths and fountains, a masterpiece of André Le Nôtre.

• Savor a relaxing cup of tea or coffee with a cookie at the Ore Ducasse Restaurant, located within the palace grounds, bringing your Versailles experience to a serene conclusion.

• Fun fact: Ore Ducasse is the first restaurant to ever open inside the Palace of Versailles.

• With skip-the-line access to the Palace of Versailles and organized roundtrip by bus, take the hassle out of your Versailles visit.

• An enthusiastic guide will keep you engrossed and entertained throughout your tour of the Palace and its Gardens.

• Follow your guide through the Royal Chapel, the State Apartments, and the famous Hall of Mirrors.

• Choose between a full-day tour of Versailles or a half-day tour from Paris with the inclusion of the Musical Garden Show or the Musical Fountain Show.

• Fun fact: This UNESCO World Heritage site is visited by nearly 3 million people every year.

• Go on a fairytale-like adventure on your visit to the Palace of Versailles, its gardens, and Queen Marie Antoinette's private luxurious estate.

• Hear all about the glimmering Hall of Mirrors and the Grand Apartments from your expert guide as you walk through the palace.

• Enter the gardens, which were home to lavish balls and parties back in the day, and enjoy musical fountain displays.

• Visit Petit Trianon, Marie Antoinette’s private retreat, and discover her luxurious theatre before exploring her Normandy-inspired village.

• Fun fact: Built in the 17th century by Louis Le Vau, the palace initially housed animals including lions, tigers, elephants, camels, kangaroos, birds, and even a rhinoceros.