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The Trianon Estate covers 150 hectares at the far end of the Versailles estate, about 25–30 minutes on foot from the main palace (or 20 minutes by Little Train). It includes the Grand Trianon (Louis XIV’s marble palace), the Petit Trianon (Marie Antoinette’s private palace), and the Queen’s Hamlet — a charming farm village built … Read more
The Versailles Palace Tour with Round-Trip from Paris includes return coach transport from a central Paris meeting point (62 Av. de Suffren, 75015 Paris), entry to the palace and gardens, and a multilingual audio guide app. The full-day tour (9.5 hours, from €109 adult) includes Marie Antoinette’s Estate and the Trianon. The half-day tour (5.5 … Read more
The Palace of Versailles audio guide is available from the Dufour Pavilion near Entrance A and is included free with entry tickets (or available to rent separately). It covers the main palace sections in up to 13 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Ukrainian, Polish, and Arabic. A separate … Read more
The Palace of Versailles offers several vehicle rental options to help you cover the vast 800-hectare estate: electric golf carts (from €42/hour), regular bikes (from €8/30 min), electric bikes and tandems (from €16/30 min), the Little Train (€9 return), and rowing boats on the Grand Canal (€16/30 min). All hire points are located near Petite … Read more
The Private Tour of Versailles by Golf Cart is a 3-hour private guided experience covering the palace gardens (1 hour by 4-seater golf cart) and the main palace interiors (on foot with a historian guide). It includes priority entry, guided visits to the Hall of Mirrors, Royal Chapel, and State Apartments. Two time slots are … Read more
The Versailles Palace Bike Tour is a full-day guided cycling tour (8 hours) that combines a round-trip train from Paris, a visit to the Versailles local farmer’s market, cycling through the royal gardens and park, a stop at Marie Antoinette’s Hamlet, and skip-the-line entry to the palace interior. Prices start from €95 for children and … Read more
The Versailles Night Fountains Show (Grandes Eaux Nocturnes) takes place on Saturday evenings from mid-June to mid-September 2026, starting at 8:30 pm. The show lasts approximately three hours — a walk through illuminated gardens with fountains running to baroque music (8:30–10:40 pm), followed by a 15-minute fireworks display (approx. 10:45–11:05 pm). Tickets cost €32 for … Read more
The Palace of Versailles Skip-the-Line Guided Tour offers priority entry through Entrance B, bypassing the main queues entirely, followed by a 90-minute expert-led tour of the palace including the Hall of Mirrors and State Apartments. Tours are available in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Prices start from €63 (adult, high season). After the guided … Read more
The Palace of Versailles Full Access Ticket (€32 for adults, €10 for children aged 7–17) gives one-day access to the main palace, formal gardens, Trianon Estate (Grand and Petit Trianon), and Marie Antoinette’s Estate. It includes the Musical Fountains Show surcharge on show days (April–October). Entry is at a timed slot of your choosing. This … Read more
The Gardens of Versailles cover 800 hectares and are the largest and most visited formal gardens in the world. Designed by André Le Nôtre from 1661, they feature 50 fountains, over 600 water jets, 400 sculptures, 13 ornamental groves, and the 1-km Grand Canal. The gardens are free to enter on most days. A €10 … Read more
