Experience the best of Palace of Versailles

Enjoy a relaxed day trip with pre-booked transport and a reserved entry slot, so more of your time goes into exploring than waiting.

Set off from Paris on buses or minibuses, ride straight to the estate and back, then walk past ticket lines using your timed entry.

Walk through halls and galleries inside the palace, then head into the gardens to stroll along paths and around pools and lawns outside.

With transport and entry bundled in one booking, you skip ticket hassles and errands and can simply follow the signs to start your visit.

Upgrade your experience with escorted entry, audio guides, or expert-led tours that add stories and context as you move through rooms and gardens.

Experience the Gardens of Versailles as they were intended to be seen, with music, water displays, and spectacular seasonal programming.

Watch dozens of fountains spring to life across the royal gardens as Baroque masterpieces accompany your visit.

Explore ornamental groves, sculptures, fountains, and landscaped pathways designed by André Le Nôtre for Louis XIV.

Did you know? The fountains once required thousands of workers to operate, with water displays activated only when the King approached.

Walk into rooms normally off limits with an expert guide, getting a close look at life that once played out behind the palace walls.

Meet your guide on site, have your entry validated and walk in together to start your visit inside the king's apartment rooms as a group.

From the king's rooms you continue into the state rooms, then walk the length of the Hall of Mirrors to take in its reflections and views.

When you finish inside, head into the gardens to wander past fountains, pools and groves that spread out from the palace toward the horizon.

Upgrade to passport-style options that add skip-the-line entry, visits to Trianon Estate and Queen's Hamlet, and access to the Royal Opera or Chapel.

Wander through the Trianon Estate, intimate spaces built by the royals to gain some respite from their everyday royal duties.

It is home to the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen's Hamlet, and their ornamental gardens.

Visit temporary exhibitions, such as The Grand Dauphin and Native American allies at the court of Louis XV.

Enjoy a walk through the English-style gardens designed by the queen herself. It features a pond, stream, grassy hills, rare species of trees, and a few ornamental structures.

Conclude your tour with a visit to the Queen's Hamlet, a picturesque rustic village comprised of cottages with thatched roofs, a big lake, and a mill.

Dine in the heart of the Versailles gardens at La Flottille, a historic 1900s “guinguette” or eatery overlooking a water body. Flottille directly faces the Grand Canal.

Enjoy classic French brasserie dishes and house specialties like fish & chips or the Flottille croque-monsieur, crafted with seasonal ingredients.

Families welcome: dedicated kids’ menu with options like croque-monsieur, sausages with mash, and ice cream.

Relax on the shaded terrace with panoramic views, or in the bright winter garden indoors.

Opt for the Snack & Go variant to enjoy an additional €20 snack voucher at La Flottille, perfect for a quick treat.

Enjoy a six-hour ride around the royal estate with a host, linking the main palace, estate retreats, village scenes, and water shows in one visit.

Join your guide and group, get on your bike, and roll out together along paths around the estate as your guided journey begins now.

Pedal with your guide between the palace, the Trianon Estate and Marie Antoinette's Hamlet, pausing for stories and stops across the grounds.

Cover more of the estate as you ride, reaching corners around the grounds while your guide shares context and sets a pace that suits the group.

Upgrade to options that include entry to the palace, Trianon Estate, Hamlet, gardens, Fountain Show, and even a 15% lunch deal at Angelina.

See Monet's Giverny and Versailles in one day from Paris, with round-trip transport in an air-conditioned coach or minivan, all planned for you.

Your expert guide and included audio commentary connect Monet's work and French royalty, adding context and stories across the entire day.

At Giverny, step inside Monet's pink house and studio, then roam his gardens to notice the light and colors that shaped his paintings.

At Versailles, walk through the king's apartments and the Hall of Mirrors, and head outside to admire gardens, fountains, and tree-lined avenues.

Upgrade to skip-the-line entry at Monet's home and Versailles, enjoy small-group or private touring, and use headsets during palace visits.