Palace of Versailles Tickets & Tours
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Instant confirmation E-VoucherAudio Guided Giverny & Skip-the-Line Admission to Versailles, Day Trip from ParisfromUS$ 175.99 per person -
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Skip the line Instant confirmationVersailles Palace from Paris: Skip-the-Line, Guide, Half-Day TourfromUS$ 97.34 per person
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Skip the line Instant confirmationVersailles Palace and Marie Antoinette’s Estate: Skip-the-Line, Audio Guide – from ParisfromUS$ 88.49 per person
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Instant confirmation Limited AvailabilityVersailles Palace Ticket: Bike Tour, Guide, Train transfer from ParisfromUS$ 97.34 per person
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Skip the line Instant confirmationVersailles Palace and Giverny Monet's Gardens: Skip-the-Line, Guided Tour, Lunch – from ParisfromUS$ 195.66 per person
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Skip the line Instant confirmationVersailles Palace and Trianon: Skip-the-Line, Guide, Lunch – from ParisfromUS$ 161.24 per person
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Instant confirmation Hotel Pick up includedVersailles Palace and Trianon: Skip-the-Line, Hotel Transfers, Guide, Lunch – from ParisfromUS$ 255.63 per person
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Instant confirmation E-VoucherGiverny Guided Tour & Versailles Priority Access with Lunch, Private Tour from ParisfromUS$ 1966.40 per person
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Skip the line Instant confirmationVersailles Palace Guided Tour from Paris: Skip-the-Line, Small Group TourfromUS$ 146.50 per person
Our tips for Versailles
• Think ahead. Pre-book your Versailles tickets, this sought-after destination is known for lengthy queues. Booking in advance grants access to the ticket holder's line, which is much faster than the hour-long queue for those buying onsite.
• Versailles by night. If you have the time to spare, consider an overnight stay. Held mainly in summer, Château’s decadent opera and alfresco events offer an evening of old-world glamour.
• If the shoe fits. Tours of the palace mean one thing - lots of walking. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes.
• Visit the King’s other garden. Visit the Potager du Roi, the king’s personal vegetable garden to admire the garden layout that still remains since Louis XIV’s time.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: What is the best time to visit the Palace of Versailles?
A:The high season in the summer months sees hordes of tourists enter the palace gates. The low season of winter is more relaxed, however wet and windy weather can be a dampener.
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Q: What are the opening hours of the Palace of Versailles?
A:The attraction remains open for the majority of the year, closing its doors each Monday for maintenance and on the 1st of January, 1st of May and the 25th of December only. Versailles ticket admission begins from 9 am to beat the crowds.
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Q: How do I avoid the long queues at the entry?
A:We recommend buying Versailles skip-the-line tickets in advance to avoid long queues and waiting times.
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Q: How to get there?
A:Versailles is well connected to the city’s transport systems. A mere 45-minute journey on the RER train from Paris will set you back only a few Euros, while bus links from Paris to Versailles are also cheap.
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Q: How can I visit the Palace of Versailles for free?
A:On the first Sunday of the month from November to March, the entire Versailles Estate is open and free of charge to visitors.
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