Palace of Versailles Ticket with Transportation from Paris 2026

Smooth round-trip journey from Paris to Versailles | Palace & Gardens admission included

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5.5-9.5 hours
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About Versailles Ticket with Transportation from Paris

Reserve your day to explore the stunning Palace of Versailles. Arrive without headaches using our provided round-trip transportation from Paris. The palace, originally built by Louis XIV, has been the symbol of French royalty for over 350 years. Your ticket includes a visit to the palace gardens, Marie Antoinette's Estate and an audio guide. Get lost in the luxurious remnants of the French monarchy and secure your ticket now!

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A day to remember!

Versailles is so beautiful and large. I believe we could walk and explore the Palace of Versailles for 2 days if we had the time. The transportation was such a nice addition as we could focus only on our enjoyment. The gardens were beautiful, and the Hall of Mirrors seemed unreal how ornate it was. I would say another trip to Versailles is warranted at some point!

Maria
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Our favorite part has to be the Hall of Mirrors due to the sheer spectacle, but not by much, as the whole Versailles palace and gardens were amazing. The audio guide was a great addition, and we learned a lot of things we didn’t know before. Also, we didn't have to worry about transportation in a new country, which was really convenient.

Jason

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Palace of Versailles Ticket with Transportation from Paris

RELAX IN THE ROYAL GARDENS

Roam through the Royal Gardens and take in the rich contents of the Versailles estate. From the Palace, you can reach the Orangery which is host to approximately 1500 trees, containing orange trees, lemon trees, and palms. Afterward, you can take a trip toward Latona’s Fountain. When continuing further, you will find yourself on the Great Lawn. This 1099-foot (335-meter) long and 131-foot (40-meter) wide lawn was laid out by Louis XIII. The following attractions that await you in the Gardens are the Mirror Pool and Apollo’s Fountain, among others. You can also visit Marie Antoinette’s Estate, including the Petit Trianon. Originally constructed by Louis XIV, part of the estate was given to Marie Antoinette by Louis XVI due to her difficulties in adapting to life in court. There, she commissioned luxurious landscaped gardens centered around rustic cottages. Marie Antoinette loved to spend large amounts of time there.

SEE WHERE BALLS TOOK PLACE

The Hall of Mirrors, possibly the most famous room in all of Versailles’ estate, this 240-foot (73-meter) long room is filled with contents celebrating the various economic, political, and artistic accomplishments of France. Gaze upon the 30 paintings on the ceiling representing the successful reign of Louis XIV. Notice the 357 mirrors in the hall that symbolize the economic prosperity of France.

EVEN THE BEDS WERE LAVISHLY DECORATED

Explore the luxurious apartments where the kings spent their nights and private time in general. These apartments are full of rooms with various purposes and contents. Some that stand out are Louis XVI’s library and the King’s private chamber.

THE GARDENS COME ALIVE WITH MUSIC AND FOUNTAIN SHOWS

Also included in your tour are the Musical Gardens and Fountains Shows, which are a unique spectacle you do not want to miss. Relax while strolling through the French gardens, taking in every musical note accompanying your stunning views! When the night falls, you can watch the night fountain shows. Witness the fountains come alive with lights and effects while music is in the background for a real audio-visual treat!

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How the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles was built

In the 17th century, Venice had a monopoly on creating mirrors. At that time, mirrors were one of the most expensive items to possess. To build the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles, France had to entice Venetian mirror makers to come to France and work on the Hall themselves. Legend has it that Venice kept an eye on their mirror makers and forbade them from leaving the city under the harsh penalty of death to keep the monopoly.

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GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

  • Please bring an ID or a passport for children.
  • Access to the gardens is free from November to March, and there are no Musical Gardens and Fountains Shows in this period. Our prices change accordingly.
  • We recommend wearing comfortable shoes for maximum enjoyment.
  • Please arrive at least 15 minutes in advance.
  • A bit of planning helps you visit Versailles in the best possible way.

Meeting Point

Check in at the time specified on the voucher at the GetYourGuide shop at 62 Avenue de Suffren 75015 Paris. From there, you will be transported by bus to Versailles. Relax on your journey and prepare to be amazed!

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FAQ – Versailles Ticket with Transportation from Paris

Is there a place to store luggage or large bags at the Palace of Versailles?

Large bags and luggage are not permitted on the property, but you can leave them at the entrance to continue your visit.

Can we bring food or drink inside the Palace of Versailles?

No food or drinks can be carried during the visit of the palace itself. However, there are restaurants where you can sit down for a nice meal. There is a restaurant called Angelina located in the Royal Courtyard, Grand Café d'Orléans located at the pavilion d'Orléans, and ORE restaurant located at the pavilion Dufour. There are also spots where you can get something to eat at the Trianon Palaces and in the gardens.

How to go from Paris to Versailles by train?

Depending on what location in Paris you are departing from, you will take different RER (Express Train) lines: from central Paris, take RER C line (get off at the Château Versailles Rive Gauche train station); from Paris Montparnasse, take line N; from Paris Saint Lazare, take line L; from La Défense, take line U.

How many hours do you need to see Versailles?

You can spend anywhere from 5 to 10 hours exploring the Palace of Versailles and its Estate. If you are in a rush, though, we would recommend you to visit the following famous landmarks: the Hall of Mirrors, the King’s and Queen's private chambers in the Royal Apartments, and go for a short stroll through the Royal Gardens.

What is the easiest way to visit Versailles?

There are a few different ways, and it really depends on how much time you have and what kind of experience you’re looking for. If this is your first and only visit, we recommend doing it properly – with one of the best Versailles tours from Paris that includes transport, tickets, and a guide. If you’re just passing through, or you’ve already been and want to revisit at your own pace, many travelers choose to organize everything themselves and simply book their Versailles Palace tickets online in advance.

How can I make my visit to Versailles even better?

Versailles is a place full of rich history, which is why many visitors choose a Versailles Guided Tour to explore it with expert insight. If you're concerned about transportation, the best option is a Versailles Tour from Paris, which includes both a guide and transport – perfect for a worry-free experience. For a relaxed and royal start to your day, choose the Versailles Breakfast with Skip the Line entry – you’ll enjoy a peaceful meal and get early access to the palace before the crowds. A special highlight is the Marie Antoinette Estate Tour, which gives you a deeper look into her private world, away from the formal life of the main court. And if you're visiting during the right season, don’t miss the Versailles Fountain Show, a magical display of water, music, and history in the palace gardens.

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