See the full royal estate of Versailles on one reserved-access ticket: the palace state rooms and Hall of Mirrors, the formal gardens and fountains, and the Trianon palaces and Marie-Antoinette's Estate, with an audio guide.
Versailles is far more than one palace. This reserved-access ticket covers the main château, where the Hall of Mirrors and the King’s and Queen’s State Apartments tell the story of Louis XIV’s court, as well as the vast formal gardens designed by André Le Nôtre, with their parterres, groves and fountains.
Beyond the gardens lie the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon and the Queen’s Hamlet, the quieter retreats where the royal family escaped palace life. The audio guide helps you make sense of it all as you go. Allow at least half a day; many visitors happily stay longer, and you’re free to set your own pace.
Go to the palace entrance shown in your confirmation at your reserved time and pass security.
Tour the royal apartments and the Hall of Mirrors with your audio guide.
Step out onto the terraces and explore the parterres, groves and fountains.
Walk or take the estate's small train (separate charge) to the Grand and Petit Trianon.
Finish at the Queen's Hamlet, the rustic village built for Marie-Antoinette.
Palace of Versailles, Place d'Armes, Versailles (about 40 minutes from central Paris by RER C or train). Entry details are in your confirmation.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsPlan for at least half a day to see the palace, a section of the gardens and the Trianon. A full day lets you explore at a more relaxed pace.
No. Versailles is easy to reach by RER C or train from central Paris. We're happy to suggest the best route when we confirm your booking.
On most days the gardens are included. On Musical Fountains or Musical Gardens show days, an extra charge may apply; we'll confirm this for your date.
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