With your Private guide, you will be captured by the opulence of the Palace and Gardens of Versailles tour from Paris. Walk through the glittering Hall of Mirrors and see the Royal Apartments. Admire the enormous gardens and beautiful fountain displays. Weekend visitors from April to October can see the famous fountain shows.You will be having a pick up and return hotel at the end of the tour by private vehicle.
Pickup included
Pickup included
Pickup included
Pickup included
Pick up from your central located hotel inside Paris (Zip code 75). Travel in the comfort of an air-conditioned private minivan, our driver-guide will introduce you to Versailles and its History.
After one hour drive (approx) in Paris suburbs, you will arrive at the Magnificent Kingdom of Louis XIV!
Our guide will take you through the history of the Château de Versailles, one of the most illustrious monuments in the world.
Thanks to him, you will enjoy a private guided tour of the Royal Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors and the Queen's Apartment. You will continue the guided visit in the French gardens by André Le Notre.
You will visit the State Apartments, the Magnificent Hall of Mirrors and the Queen’s private Apartments.
You will then enjoy a guided visit of the gardens admiring the stunning white marble statues embroidery parterre and many more...
Your journey will end with a return back in Paris
Please note that due to actual traffic situation in Paris the real Pick-up may take place up to 30 minutes later than the time indicated on the voucher.
Pick up location will be from the hotel or Private residence in Paris ( Zip code must start by 75), should the address be provided to us at least 72 hours ( local time) prior to tour's departure.
Without the accommodation address and if booking is made less than 72 hours ( local time) prior to departure, the pick up will be IN FRONT of HOTEL PULLMAN PARIS TOUR EIFFEL 18 avenue de Suffren, 75015 Paris - Meeting point 22 Rue Jean Rey, OUTSIDE THE HOTEL
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