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 hours, from €84 adult) covers the palace and gardens only. Tours depart from 8:15 am. Not suitable for children under 6, wheelchair users, or those with limited mobility.
Getting to Versailles from Paris is straightforward by train, but if you’d rather not navigate the RER C or worry about connections, the Round-Trip Tour from Paris handles all the logistics. You meet your group at a central Paris location, board a comfortable coach, and are dropped at the palace. It’s particularly popular with families, first-time visitors to France, and travellers who prefer a structured, hassle-free experience. Here’s what to expect from both the full-day and half-day options.
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# Versailles Palace Tour with Round-Trip from Paris
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Full-Day Tour from Paris (9.5 Hours)
The full-day tour is the most comprehensive way to experience Versailles from Paris. You’ll cover the main palace, gardens, Trianon Estate, and Marie Antoinette’s Estate — the parts of Versailles that most visitors on shorter visits miss entirely.
| Detail | Information |
| Duration | 9.5 hours |
| Departure time | 8:15 am |
| Meeting point | 62 Av. de Suffren, 75015 Paris (near École Militaire metro) |
| Return time | Approx. 5:45 pm |
| What’s included | Round-trip coach, palace entry, gardens, Trianon Estate, Marie Antoinette’s Estate, multilingual audio app |
| Adult price | €109 |
| Child price (6–17) | €89 |
| Audio guide | App in 10 languages (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Polish, Chinese) |
Half-Day Tour from Paris (5.5 Hours)
The half-day tour is ideal if you have limited time or are combining Versailles with another Paris activity in the same day. It covers the main palace and gardens but does not include Marie Antoinette’s Estate or the Trianon. Three departure times are available, giving flexibility depending on your morning plans.
| Detail | Information |
| Duration | 5.5 hours |
| Departure times | 8:15 am, 10:30 am, or 12:30 pm |
| Meeting point | 62 Av. de Suffren, 75015 Paris |
| Return time | 1:45 pm (8:15 am slot) / 3:30 pm (10:30 am) / 6:30 pm (12:30 pm) |
| What’s included | Round-trip coach, palace entry, gardens, multilingual audio app |
| What’s not included | Trianon Estate, Marie Antoinette’s Estate, lunch |
| Adult price | €84 |
| Child price (6–17) | €74 |
Paris to Versailles by train
If buses are not your choice, consider taking the Versailles Tour by Train. The guide will escort you by train to tour the Palace.
This tour is available in two time slots—8.30 am and 9 am.
Musical gardens or fountain shows are also included in this tour, which you can choose while booking your tickets.
Ticket Prices (for Musical Gardens Days)
Adult (18+ years): €97.90
Youth (Age 11-17): €76.90
Child (Age 4-10): €76.90
Infant (under 3): Free
Full-Day vs Half-Day: Which Should You Choose?
| Full-Day (9.5 hrs) | Half-Day (5.5 hrs) | |
| Main palace | Yes | Yes |
| Gardens | Yes | Yes |
| Trianon Estate | Yes | No |
| Marie Antoinette’s Estate | Yes | No |
| Departure time | 8:15 am only | 8:15 am, 10:30 am, or 12:30 pm |
| Adult price | €109 | €84 |
| Best for | Those who want to see everything | Limited time; combining with Paris activities |
Our recommendation: if Versailles is your primary destination for the day, choose the full-day tour. The Trianon Estate and Marie Antoinette’s Hamlet are among the most atmospheric parts of the estate and are not included in the half-day option. If you’re fitting Versailles into a broader Paris itinerary, the half-day 12:30 pm slot lets you have a full Paris morning and still see the palace highlights.
What’s Not Included
- Lunch — not included in either tour. Check our guide to restaurants at Versailles, or bring food for a picnic in the designated park areas
- Night Fountains Show — requires a separate ticket
- Tips for the driver or guide
- Personal expenses
Important Practical Notes
- Not suitable for: children under 6, wheelchair users, visitors with limited mobility (the tour involves walking on uneven surfaces and stairs)
- Meeting point for July 27 – September 15: Javel – André Citroën, 75015 Paris (varies seasonally — check your booking confirmation)
- Late arrivals: access to the palace is not guaranteed; rescheduling fees apply
- The audio guide app covers 10 languages; download before you go for offline access
- There are no restrooms on the coach — plan accordingly
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure
Alternative: Getting to Versailles Independently
If you’re comfortable with public transport, the RER C train from central Paris to Versailles Château – Rive Gauche takes 35–40 minutes and costs around €4.30 each way — significantly cheaper. Combined with a Full Access Ticket (€32), you cover the same ground for around €41 total. The coach tour is priced for the convenience and the guided structure, not transport efficiency. See our guide to reaching Versailles from Paris for all transport options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about the Round-trip from Paris with transportation.
Is a Versailles Tour with a Round-trip from Paris worth it?
Yes. The tour involves transportation entry to the Palace, Gardens, Maria Antoniette, and Trianon Estates.
This tour is especially recommended for tourists than locals, as they don’t have to worry about transportation to and from Paris.
Where is the meeting point for the Versailles with Transport tour?
The meeting point varies depending on your booked ticket type.
For a Half-day and full-day visits, your meeting point is 62 Av. de Suffren, 75015 Paris, France.
For both tours from July 27 to September 15, you will be on time at Javel – André Citroën, 75015 Paris, France.
How long is the tour?
With a Versailles Palace tour and a Paris round-trip, you have two visit options: a half-day visit and a full-day visit.
A half-day visit lasts 5 hours and 30 minutes, while a full-day visit lasts 9 hours and 30 minutes.
What languages are available for the audio guide?
The audio guide is available in Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.
Will I get a refund if I cancel?
Yes. You will receive a full refund if you cancel the ticket 24 hours before your selected time slot..
Are meals included in the full-day or half-day Versailles tours?
Hi Lara, Thank you for reaching out.
Yes, for both full‑day and half‑day Versailles tours, meal inclusion varies based on tour type and provider. You can explore various options and choose based on your preference.
Versailles private full‑day tour includes a 3‑course lunch.
Versailles full‑day guided tour includes “a delicious lunch in the park”.
Hope this information is helpful. Have a wonderful, hassle-free Versailles visit.