Paris: Palace of Versailles Ticket with Private Transfer

Highlights

• Enjoy a half-day tour of Versailles from Paris in an air-conditioned vehicle
• Receive an audio guide to follow the visit in your language
• Discover the famous gardens and the area of Trianon.
• Entrance fees and round-trip hotel transport from Paris included
• Stop at Arromanches, a historic town known for its man-made harbor

Description

Overview
Enjoy a seamless private experience to the Palace of Versailles with hotel pickup, skip-the-line tickets, and full flexibility. Travel in comfort with your English-speaking host, who shares key insights during the journey and remains available throughout your visit.

What to expect
Discover the Palace of Versailles at your own pace, including the Royal Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors, and the Chapel using included audio guides.
After the palace, explore the magnificent gardens and access the Trianon Estate for a more intimate glimpse into royal life. Your host waits on site and adapts the schedule to your preferences.

Palace of Versailles
The château is one of the world's most prestigious artistic monuments, and certainly the finest and most complete example of 17th-century French art. The former residence of the "Sun King" Louis XIV, this sumptuous royal palace has been home to three of France's most illustrious kings for over 100 years. A tour of the palace includes the official apartments of the King and Queen, the Royal Chapel and the Gallery of Mirrors, a richly decorated gallery featuring 357 mirrors, bay windows and crystal chandeliers.

Palace gardens
Your journey through Versailles doesn't stop at the château - you'll also discover the legendary Versailles gardens. You'll have free time to stroll and explore the gardens at your own pace. Covering almost 2,000 acres, these impeccably maintained gardens feature over 400 sculptures and 1,400 fountains, and have inspired countless other gardens around the world. But your visit doesn't stop there! With your ticket, you'll also have access to Marie-Antoinette's Trianon estate, a separate palace-like complex set in Versailles' largest park.