Visit Versailles like a VIP
Avoid the hassle of transport and let yourself be driven from Paris in a VIP VAN by your private driver.
Enjoy 3h30 on site to freely explore the Castle, the Hall of Mirrors and the Royal Gardens, without stress, without waiting.
An ideal excursion for couples, families or small groups wishing to discover Versailles in the best conditions, with premium service and zero constraints.
What is included:
Return transportation in private high-end Mercedes VAN
Pick-up from your hotel in Paris
Personalized assistance on site: access, advice, logistics
Possibility to adapt the timing according to your wishes (on request)
Total duration: 6 hours
For groups of 3 people, the activity remains fully privatized: you will not share the reservation with another group.
The proposed route is an optimized suggestion: each stage can be adjusted according to your desires.
Sprinter 21 people : For groups between 7-15 people, transport will be provided by one of our Mercedes Sprinter 21 seats. <br/>Pickup included
Duration: 7 hours<br/>Pickup included
Treat yourself to a majestic break just a few kilometres from Paris. Thanks to a private driver in Van Mercedes VIP, you travel in absolute comfort, without stress or constraints. At your side, a bilingual coordinator (FR/EN) ensures the fluidity of your experience: optimized schedules, booking assistance, tailored recommendations.
08:00 – Departure from your hotel in Paris
09:30 – Arrival at the Palace of Versailles
Tickets can be booked in advance according to your preferences.
09:30 – 13:00 – Free time on the estate (approx.
Explore at your own pace one of the most beautiful jewels of World Heritage:
The Great Apartments of the King and Queen
The legendary Hall of Mirrors
The French gardens designed by Le Nôtre
And, depending on the season, the Domaine de Marie-Antoinette or temporary exhibitions
*audioguide available on site
13:00 – 14:00 – Return trip to Paris
Your driver will take you comfortably back to your hotel.
Outside the Publicis Drugstore.
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