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Overview

Highlights

  • Plug into a fascinating tour of King Louis XIV's magnificent royal residence, with over 700 Baroque rooms filled with rare treasures and priceless Renaissance art
  • Check your hair in the iconic Galerie des Glaces (Hall of Mirrors), and see where the treaty of Versailles was signed in this UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Explore 250 acres of stunning gardens, packed with marble statues, hidden grottos, and world-famous landscape design

Description

Give yourself the royal treatment with a detailed audio tour of Louis XIV's jaw-dropping palace. Walk among the jewel-encrusted sights, learn the history of the Hall of Mirrors, and browse the collection of 18th-century art. Afterwards, step outside to explore 250 beautiful acres of statues, water features, and rare plants.

Plug into a knowledgeable source and make a world of difference to your Versailles visit.

It's safe to say that 'Sun King' Louis XIV gave his father's humble hunting lodge a rather extravagant makeover. Today, 400 years later, it showcases the sheer wealth and power of the French monarchy thanks to countless Renaissance artworks, lavish Baroque architecture, and majestic gardens.

Your audio guide will showcase the absolute best of the world's largest royal domain, and teach you all about its history and inhabitants. Better still, unlike with a regular guide, you can pause and rewind if you miss something!

Ticket

What's included

Skip-the-line entrance to the Palace of Versailles
Access to the Gardens (however, an additional fee must be paid on Fountain Show and Musical Garden days)
Access to the Estate of Trianon & Coach Gallery
Audio guide to download on your device
Additional info

Gardens:

  • 1 April - 31 October: 08:00 - 20:30
  • 1 November - 31 March: 08:00 - 18:00
  • The gardens close at 17:30 on Saturdays with Fountain Night Shows from 6 June to 1 November

Getting There:

  • RER: Line C to Versailles-Château-Rive Gauche
  • SNCF trains from Montparnasse Station: to Versailles-Chantiers
  • SNCF trains from Saint-Lazare Station: to Versailles-Rive Droite
  • Parking: There are several paid car parks inside and outside the Estate. Access is free of charge for disabled visitors' vehicles, upon presentation of supporting documents

Amendment policy

  • Changes may be possible for this ticket

Instructions

1
Guidatours
10 Avenue du Général de Gaulle, 78000, Versailles
2
Palace of Versailles
Place d'Armes, 78000, Versailles
  • Show your smartphone ticket at the Guidatours office in Versailles. Make sure to be on time! No refunds or reschedules are possible in case of late arrivals
  • All visitors are required to pass a security check at the entrance of Versailles. The security check cannot be skipped, and waiting times may occur. The line is uncovered, so bring an umbrella if rain is expected

Venue

Opening hours

Palace of Versailles
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed

Ratings & reviews

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A
Mar 6, 2020
Excellent
Very Good experience!
O
Feb 24, 2020
Excellent
Excellent service! Our group arrived about 15 minutes late due to the misunderstanding of location but the company tried their best to accommodate us and let us join the following group without...
Excellent service! Our group arrived about 15 minutes late due to the misunderstanding of location but the company tried their best to accommodate us and let us join the following group without any hassle. Special thanks to all the friendly staff members who worked hard to make our experience smooth and memorable. Highly recommended!
M
Feb 19, 2020
Excellent
Amazing place and skip the line is definitely worth it

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