Immerse yourself in the opulence of Versailles and be captivated by the grandeur of one of the world's most iconic palaces! With our tour from Paris, you can enjoy a hassle-free trip thanks to the included transport from the city. A multilingual host/ess will be on hand to assist you and answer any questions you may have along the way.
Once in Versailles, you will have guaranteed access to the palace with a ticket that includes an audio-guided tour available in over 11 languages. You will be able to explore the luxurious rooms, dazzling salons and exquisite gardens while learning about the history and secrets of the French royal court.
From April to October enjoy a dazzling visual spectacle as you stroll through the majestic flowerbeds and discover the sculptures and ornamental fountains that make these gardens a living work of art. Gardens espectacle doesn't work from November to March but you will be able to enter into the gardens and enjoy their majesty.
Entrance Castle and Gardens, AudioGuide, Round-trip transportation from Paris, tickets for Gardens Shows (April to October)
<br/>Starting point:<br/>8 Pl. de l'Opéra, 75009 Paris, France
Entrance Castle & Gardens, AudioGuide, round-trip transportation from Paris, Tickets for Gardens Shows (April to October)
<br/>Starting point:<br/>44 Av. de Friedland, 75008 Paris, France
Entrance Castle and Gardens, AudioGuide, Round-trip transportation from Paris, tickets for Gardens Shows (April to October)
<br/>Starting point:<br/>14 Rue Jean Rey, 75015 Paris, France
Direct trandfer from 3 meeting points located in Paris in a luxury air-conditioned coach.
Entrance to the palace with audio guide in different languages.
Free visit to the gardens
The magnificent palace which has been classified for 30 years by the world heritage of humanity, the Palace of Versailles is one of the most beautiful achievements of French art in the seventeenth century.
Galerie des Glaces, King's Apartments, Museum of the History of France: over the centuries, the Palace of Versailles, was the seat of power until 1789, has continued to unfold.
Don’t fancy queuing for hours to get into the Chateau de Versailles, we offer queue jump tickets that can be waiting for you in the car!
Discover the timeless beauty of the Gardens of Versailles, a masterpiece of French artistry and elegance. Stroll through the meticulously designed pathways, where every detail reflects the grandeur of the 17th century. Admire the symmetrical parterres adorned with vibrant flowers, majestic fountains that come alive with water displays, and sculpted statues that tell stories of mythology and history. Lose yourself in the tranquil groves and hidden nooks, where serenity meets opulence. From the awe-inspiring Grand Canal to the intricate labyrinths, every corner of these gardens offers a glimpse into the splendor of the Sun King's vision. A visit here is not just a walk—it's a journey back in time, filled with beauty and wonder
Step into the opulent splendor of the Hall of Mirrors, a breathtaking masterpiece of art and architecture. This iconic gallery, stretching over 73 meters, dazzles with its 357 shimmering mirrors reflecting the sunlight that pours through the towering arched windows. Marvel at the ornate gilded decorations, intricate chandeliers, and ceiling frescoes that narrate the glory of King Louis XIV. As you walk along the polished marble floors, imagine the grand receptions, royal celebrations, and historic moments that unfolded here. A symbol of Versailles' unmatched grandeur, the Hall of Mirrors is a magical space where history, beauty, and luxury unite to leave visitors in awe.
Step into the Royal Chapel of Versailles, a sublime blend of divine elegance and regal artistry. This soaring masterpiece, with its gilded columns and intricate carvings, inspires awe with every detail. The majestic vaulted ceiling, adorned with breathtaking frescoes, seems to lift your gaze to the heavens. Golden accents gleam in the soft light streaming through the towering stained glass windows, casting a celestial glow across the space. Once the site of royal weddings and ceremonies, the chapel echoes with the grandeur of a bygone era, offering a serene yet majestic glimpse into the spiritual heart of Versailles
Departure at 10.25am.
Just in front of the Bus Stop.
Guest must to be at the meeting point 15 minutes before departure time.
• Opéra 8 place de l'Opéra, 75009 Paris - next to Lancel shop - 9:45am
• Eiffel Tower: 14 rue Jean Rey, 75015 Paris - Pullman Tour Eiffel - 10:10am
* From 28th March: NEW MEETING POINT at CHAMPS ÉLYSÉES : 44 Avenue de Friedland (next to the newspaper kiosk)
The schedule can vary slightly due to local traffic conditions.
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