Map of Versailles Palace - Palace of Versailles

The expansive Versailles spans around 2000 acres, and you may wonder how to navigate the palace.

We will help with the detailed map that brings you all the necessary information and the sightseeing in the palace.

As you enter the Gate of Honour, you will be at the Courtyard of Honour. Then, you can navigate Royal Courtyard, Marble Courtyard, North Ministers Wing, and South Ministers Wing, depending on your interest or ticket booking.

The main Versailles Castle reveals the legacy of French Royal Life through its Gallery, State Apartments, and Hall of Mirrors.

The gardens and groves have 33 key sightseeing spots, including Apollo Fountain, King’s Garden, Mirror Fountain, Organerie, and Queen’s Grove.

The Palaces of Trianon and Marie-Antoinette’s Estate have 22 key tourist spots, including the French Garden, Queen’s House, Amphitheatre, and Jussieu Garden.

Why do you need a Palace of Versailles map?

The Versailles Palace is a vast area, and it’s easy to spend too much time finding your desired spots, whether it’s a restaurant or an attraction inside the Palace.

Carrying a map is essential, especially if you’re traveling with kids.

A Versailles map will help you find important information such as restrooms, water supply points, and restaurants.

It will also ensure you don’t miss out on any attractions you want to see.

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The Palace

The Castle building has six attractions—the Gallery of the History of the Palace, State Apartments, Hall of Mirrors, Mesdames’ Apartments, Louis XIV Rooms, and the Gallery of Battles.

You will visit the Gallery of the History of the Palace and The Mesdames Apartments on the ground level.

The Chateau de Versailles has a legendary history of creation. How will you know the process of its architecture? It’s through the Gallery of the History of the Palace.

Once home to Louis XV’s daughters, The Mesdames’ Apartments are lavishly furnished and showcase the refinement of 18th-century Versailles.

On the first floor, State Apartments, Hall of Mirrors, Louis XIV Rooms, and Gallery of the Battles welcome you.

The Hall of Mirrors (Galerie des Glaces) is adjacent to the State of Apartments. Once you finish touring the State of Apartments, you can go to the Hall of Mirrors. They are part of the same suite of rooms on the palace’s first floor.

The Louis XIV rooms keep the old times alive by featuring the king, his family, and major historical events.

The Gallery of the Battles features thirty monumental paintings celebrating the French dynasties.

Want to have a smooth visit without constantly looking at maps and navigation? Book this Versailles Skip-The-Line Guided Tour, which includes a live guide, and entry to Palace, Gardens and Trianon Estate.

The Gardens

Upon arriving at the Palace, head to the top left-hand side of the Cour d’Honneur and enter through the gate of the courtyard of the Princes to reach the Versailles Gardens.

Created by André Le Nôtre, the Gardens of Versailles are a prime example of French formal gardens, featuring flowerbeds, groves, statues, and fountains.

Some highlights of Versailles Gardens include Grand Canal, Latona Fountain, Apollo Fountain, Orangery, Queen’s Grove, Colonnade Grove, Ballroom Grove, and Enceladus Grove.

Estate of Trianon and Marie Antoinette’s Estate

The must-see attractions in Trianon and Marie Antoinette’s Estates are Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen’s Hamlet, and Grand Trianon Gardens.

You can reach the Estate of Trianon from either the city of Versailles or from the Palace and its gardens.

There are three ways to reach the Trianon Palaces and Marie-Antoinette’s Estate from the Palace.

You can go by foot, which takes around 30 minutes.

If you opt for a Little Train available in the Palace, get down at the Grand Trianon stop. It takes 20 minutes and costs around €8 for a round-trip.

Golf Carts are available from the Water Parterre for €34 per hour.

Please note that access to the Petit Trianon and the Queen’s Hamlet is possible only through the Grand Trianon.

The Park

The Park is about 800 hectares in size and has straight paths that go through forests and farmland.

You can enter The Park through the Queen’s Gate, the Saint Anthony Gate, or the Sailors’ Gate.

Some highlights include the Grand Canal, Lake of the Swiss Guards, and Rivulet of Gally.

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FAQs

Here are the frequently asked questions about the Versailles Palace Map.

Where is the Palace of Versailles located?

The Palace of Versailles is located 16 km (10 miles) west-southwest of Paris. Access is via the Avenue de Paris.

Where can I find the map and audio guides in Versailles?

The audio guide desk is located in Gabriel Hall’s lobby. Maps are available at the Information Point on the garden level of the Dufour Pavilion, just after Entrance A.

On the ground floor, at the start of the Gallery of History / State Apartments tour, you’ll find information points and maps.

There is another information point on the garden level of the Dufour Pavilion after Entrance A.

Which ticket is best to visit Versailles?

There are three popular tickets – entry tickets, guided tours, and small-group guided tours.

If you are on a budget, choose the Versailles Palace and Gardens Entry ticket.

If you prefer a local expert to take you through, the Versailles Palace skip-the-line Guided Tour is the best option.
If you want your Paris to Versailles travel handled, Versailles Palace Small-Group Guided Tour with Transport will give you the best experience.