Palace of Versailles Tickets
Book your Palace of Versailles tickets today and explore the magnificent Château de Versailles, the stomping ground of France’s elite from 1682 until the royal court’s fall in 1789. Just 22 kilometres from Paris in the leafy bourgeois village of Versailles, this royal palace brings thousands of tourists to its doorstep each week, its extravagant residence and gardens a breathtaking site. A flawless combination of art, architecture, interior design and landscaping, the tourist attraction is beyond grand. With seven hundred rooms housing 67 staircases, 352 chimneys, 6300 paintings, 2100 sculptures and 5000 decorative art furnishings, the sheer scale of the palace is awe-inspiring. No amount of research or study will prepare for the sensory overload that accompanies a trip to these extraordinary royal headquarters.
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from US$ 62.42 per person -
Audio Guided Giverny & Skip-the-Line Admission to Versailles, Day Trip from Paris
When: Daily
Length:
10 hours (approx)
from US$ 189.36 per person -
Skip the lineThe Paris Pass® by Go City
When: Daily
Length: Your Pass is valid for 2, 3, 4 and 6 days
from US$ 131.18 per person -
Skip the lineHalf Day Versailles Palace Tour from Paris with Mobile App
When: Tuesday to Sunday
Length: Approx. 4.30 hours
from US$ 79.34 per person -
Skip the lineVersailles Palace from Paris: Guide, Half-Day Tour
When: Versailles Skip the Line Audio-Guided Tour:
31 Mar - 31 Oct: Daily except Monday
1 Nov - 30 Mar: Daily except Monday and the days when Versailles runs the Musical Fountains and the Musical Gardens.Length: 4 hours approx
from US$ 79.34 per person -
Skip the lineVersailles Palace from Paris: Skip-the-Line, Guide, Half-Day Tour
When: Tue to Sun
Length: 4.30 hours approx.
from US$ 104.73 per person -
Skip the lineVersailles Palace and Marie Antoinette’s Estate: Skip-the-Line, Audio Guide – from Paris
When: 01 Apr - 31 Oct: Daily except Monday
01 Nov - 31 Mar: Tue, Sat & sunLength: 9 hours approx.
from US$ 95.21 per person -
Limited AvailabilityVersailles Palace Ticket: Bike Tour, Guide, Train transfer from Paris
When: Daily except Mondays
Length: 8.5 hours
from US$ 104.73 per person -
Skip the lineVersailles Palace and Giverny Monet's Gardens: Skip-the-Line, Guided Tour, Lunch – from Paris
When: Daily except Monday
Length: 9.5 hours
from US$ 210.52 per person -
from US$ 62.42 per person
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Skip the lineVersailles Palace and Trianon: Skip-the-Line, Guide, Lunch – from Paris
When: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Length: 9 hours
from US$ 167.68 per person -
Versailles Palace and Trianon: Skip-the-Line, Hotel Transfers, Guide, Lunch – from Paris
When: Daily except Monday
Length: 8 hours
from US$ 280.02 per person -
Versailles Palace and Trianon: Audio Guided Tour – from Paris
When: Tuesday to Saturday
Length: 10 hours
from US$ 94.64 per person -
Giverny Guided Tour & Versailles Priority Access with Lunch, Private Tour from Paris
When: Daily except Monday
Length:
10 hours (approx)
from US$ 1634.46 per person -
from US$ 30.68 per person
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Skip the lineVersailles Palace Guided Tour from Paris: Skip-the-Line, Small Group Tour
When: Daily except Mondays
Length: 9.15 hours
from US$ 157.63 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, the Chateau’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.
Good to know
Best time to visit
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. High season in the summer months sees hordes of tourists enter the palace gates. If you're planning a visit during high-season, be sure to arrive early. Versailles tickets admission begins from 9 am to beat the crowds. The low season of winter is more relaxed, however wet and windy weather can be a dampener.
Getting there
Just 22 kilometres from Paris, 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.
Money saving tips
Strapped for cash? Don’t worry, if you choose wisely and book in advance, a visit to the palace shouldn’t cost a fortune. For a truly unforgettable experience, we recommend booking one of our isango! Versailles tickets which offer combination deals and all-access tours for budget-friendly prices.
Did you know?
Impress your fellow travellers with these fun facts about Château de Versailles…
- The daily routine of Louis XIV was planned in detail, with ceremonies held for even the most mundane of tasks. Every day, the French elite ceremoniously watched Louis XIV eat meals, dress, and sleep.
- The palace was the birthplace of some of France's most significant historical events including the signing of WW1 peace treaty, the Treaty of Versailles, in the Hall of Mirrors.
- The iconic attraction was home to famous French icon, Marie Antoinette before an outraged mob forcedly removed her and husband Louis XVI from the palace grounds during the French Revolution.
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