Paris Essentials Tour

Paris Essentials Tour

See all the most important sites in Paris including the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Arc de Triumph, Notre Dame and much more.

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Versailles Tour

Versailles Tour

Explore the famed home of Louis XIV and the center of French royalty, the Palace at Versailles, Hall of Mirrors, and lavish gardens.

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Louvre Museum Tour

Louvre Museum Tour

Explore the famous works at the Louvre, including Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and the Victory of Samothrace.

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Classic Marais Tour

Classic Marais Tour

Discover the most beautifully preserved section of Paris at the Bastille Prison, the Picasso Museum, and the city's oldest square.

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Paris Photo Tour

Paris Photo Tour

Explore the most eye popping sites that Paris has to offer with your own professional photographer as your guide.

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Paris Wine Tasting Tour

Paris Wine Tasting Tour

Taste 7 different wines while your dedicated sommelier delivers keen insight into France's wine regions.

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Private Paris Tour

Private Paris Tour

Whether you want to shop Parisian boutiques or sample croissants from her freshest bakeries, we'll design a tour just for you.

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Aeon Tours: Versailles Tour
  • Versailles Tour Highlights
  • Marie Antoinette's Hameau
  • The Hall of Mirrors
  • The Queen’s Apartments
  • Gallery of Battles
  • The Queen’s Bedroom
  • The King’s State Apartments
  • Petit Trianon
  • King’s Chapel
  • The Grand Trianon
  • ...and more!

Versailles Palace Guide

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Directions, exhibit information, admission prices, and hours of operationDirections to Versailles

As the Palace of Versailles is just 20 KM from Paris, and such a popular attraction, getting there is quite easy.  There are numerous methods of transport from the city of Paris that will drop you off within an easy walk to Versailles.

Métro
The easiest way to get to the Versailles is by the Paris metro. Take the RER C (yellow) train towards Versailles-Rive Gauche. To get to there, a ticket will cost you approximately €6 round trip, as it is considered a Zone 4 stop. Please note, the RER train is a commuter train, and slightly different than the regular metro line.

The Chateau of Versailles is a mere 5 minute walk from the station, and easy to find by following the posted signs.

Bus
The second best option for getting to the Versailles is by taking one of Paris' efficient buses.  Bus number 171 travels from Pont de Sevres (end of Metro Line 9) to Versailles. The bus ride takes approximately 30 minutes.

 

Versailles Admission Fees 
 

There are several different ticket options to access the Versailles, depending on what you want to visit.


One Day All Inclusive Pass: €18
The general daily admission ticket provides full-day access to the Versailles.  **Note: on the Grandes Eaux Musicales days, the entry fee is €25

Versailles Chateau "Only" Ticket: €15
This general admission ticket gives visitors access to the Chateau itself but not to Marie-Antoinette's Estate or the Grand Trianon. Reduced entry of €13 is available for museum-pass holders, while children under the age of 18 or students from the EU under age 26 are free.

Marie Antoinette's Estate and Grand Trionon "Only" Ticket: €10
Reduced entry fee is available those that qualify, and students under the age of 26 from the EU, and all other children under the age of 18 are free.

Versailles Fountain Show Tickets:
From April to October, Versailles puts on a grand fountain show on the weekends. The show is at 11 AM, 3:30 PM, and at 9:00 PM in July and August. Tickets to the show are €8 for the day show and €21 for the evening show.

 

Versailles Hours of Operation

 

Versaillles is open year round, with slightly different hours depending on the season. From the "High Season" that goes from April 1 to October 31st, the palace and grounds are open from Tuesday through Sunday from 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM. During the "Low Season" from November 1st to March 31st, Versailles is open from Tuesday through Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Please note that Versailles is closed on Mondays throughout the year.

**Note: the Versailles is free the first Sunday of every month from November 1st through March 31st (if you decide to visit the Versailles that day, go early to avoid the crowds)

Holiday Hours: the Versailles is also closed on January 1, May 1, November 11 and December 25 for holidays.