Versailles Palace Ticket 2026
All-day access to Marie Antoinette estate, Trianon & Versailles Gardens | Fountain Show included
About the Versailles Palace Ticket
Step into the world of French royalty at the Palace of Versailles! Explore the Hall of Mirrors, where balls took place, walk around the Gardens of Versailles, and see Marie Antoinette's estate. Your ticket is valid for 1 day, so you can explore everything at your own pace.
Visit the luxurious Palace of Versailles, home of the French royalty until the French Revolution of 1789. See where Louis XIV, Louis XVI, and Marie Antoinette lived, enter the Hall of Mirrors, and get a feel for the opulent life in the French court.
Your ticket includes access to Marie Antoinette's estate–the Petit Trianon and Queen's Hamlet, where she had a rustic village built to escape life in the court. You can also visit the Grand Trianon, where Louis XIV liked to relax from his duties.
The Gardens of Versailles are huge and meticulously designed, with groves, hedges, fountains, and statues. Go for a relaxing walk and stumble upon the fountains inspired by mythology!
You can make your walk in the gardens an even better experience by listening to Baroque music, which syncs up with the water fountains around the gardens. It's an experience you won't forget! Your ticket also includes access to available temporary exhibitions.
The Versailles Palace Ticket is valid for 1 day, so you don't have to rush. With 2,300 rooms in the palace, there is a lot to see. Explore it all at your own pace!
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I loved visiting Versailles! It was really interesting to see where history took place and how richly decorated the palace is, especially the Hall of Mirrors and the King's and Queen's rooms. I was also surprised by Marie Antoinette's estate with the mock village they built and everything. My recommendation is to wear comfortable shoes because the palace is absolutely huge! And don't even think about skipping the gardens!
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I loved my visit and just discovering everything on my own for hours. There's a lot to see, so give yourself enough time. It was great that the ticket included the gardens and the Trianon, too. I saw photos of the gardens before, but it was even better to walk around in person and see all the fountains and statues.
DESCRIPTION
Versailles Tickets
- Palace of Versailles entry at selected time
- Marie Antoinette estate
- Trianon
- Gardens of Versailles
- Musical Gardens or Musical Fountains Show (April-October)
- Valid 1 day
ENTER VERSAILLES & WALK IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF FRENCH ROYALTY
Your Versailles Palace Ticket comes with all-day access, so you can explore the home of French royalty without rushing! The first thing you will notice is that Versailles is huge. There are 2,300 rooms! Probably the most famous room is the Hall of Mirrors, with mirrors on one side and windows on the other. It is lavishly decorated with paintings and chandeliers and was used for balls, so it will give you a taste of the luxurious life that the royals lived before the French Revolution of 1789. The palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site and used to be King Louis XIII's hunting lodge. His son, King Louis XIV, transformed the palace in the 17th century. The royals' dreams were so big that the village of Versailles was destroyed because King Louis XIV wanted to build a new town in its place. Louis XIV died before he saw Versailles completed.
SEE THE GARDENS OF VERSAILLES
From the Hall of Mirrors, you can look out at the Grande Perspective–the Gardens of Versailles stretch far away, with perfect lawns and hedges, fountains, and a canal. The gardens are vast and it actually took 40 years to complete them! The plants in the gardens needed to be replanted about once every century. There was a storm in 1999, after which the gardens were replanted, making them look similar to how they did in the time of Louis XIV. You can also see the Orangery, which isn’t just the name of a building but refers to a greenhouse specially designed to shelter citrus trees during colder months, a beautiful and functional part of the gardens. There is another famous Orangery in Paris: the Musée de l’Orangerie, which is renowned for its stunning collection of Monet’s Water Lilies. If you want to experience these masterpieces, consider booking your Orangerie Museum ticket in advance.
SEE MARIE ANTOINETTE ESTATE
The Trianon Estate was built to give the royals some privacy away from the court. There, you can see the Grand and the Petit Trianon. Marie Antoinette liked to spend time at the Petit Trianon, where she had the Queen's Hamlet built, with rustic cottages and gardens. It also included a windmill and a dairy. The Petit Trianon was actually a gift to Marie Antoinette from Louis XVI. The Grand Trianon is where Louis XIV spent time with Madame de Maintenon.
ENJOY THE MUSICAL GARDENS OR MUSICAL FOUNTAINS SHOW
Walk through the gardens and groves at the Versailles estate and enjoy the Musical Gardens and the Musical Fountains Show! As part of the Musical Fountains Show, Baroque music will accompany your walk around the gardens, and the many water features spout water to the rhythm. The Musical Gardens offer you a chance to walk around the groves of Versailles accompanied by music. They both offer a magical experience at the Gardens of Versailles!
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Interesting facts about the Palace of Versailles
- Mozart performed at Versailles when he was a child!
- At the time before the French Revolution, the royals were losing popularity due to high taxes and the amount of money Marie Antoinette was spending.
- It doesn't seem that Louis XIV made any attempt to budget - they even had Venetian gondolas on the Grand Canal at the time.
- Before moving the royal court to Versailles, Louis XIV lived in the Louvre, which was then a royal palace. Today, it’s one of the world’s most visited museums, so don’t forget to book your skip the line Louvre tickets in advance.
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Good to know before you go
- You must enter the palace at the selected time. You can visit the gardens and Marie Antoinette's estate before or after.
- The Musical Gardens or the Musical Fountains Shows are available between April and October.
- Wear comfortable shoes for your visit, as there is a lot to see.
- Please bring a valid passport or ID card. This applies to children as well.
Meeting Point
Enter the palace through the entrance A in the Dufour pavilion on Cour d'Honneur. You can enter within half an hour of the chosen time.
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FAQ - Palace of Versailles Tickets
What is the best way to visit Versailles?
The most popular and relaxed option is an organized Versailles day trip from Paris, which handles all the details for you. If you’re driving, take the A13 highway west from Paris, then continue on Avenue de Paris to reach the palace. Parking is available nearby but can get busy. Public transport is convenient too, with regular RER C trains from central Paris to Versailles Château Rive Gauche, a 10-minute walk from the palace. If you prefer to plan your visit on your own, consider upgrading to a Palace of Versailles tour for a full experience.How much time do I need for a visit to Versailles?
For a relaxed visit, you need about 2 or 3 hours at the Palace of Versailles, an hour for a walk in the gardens, and another hour to visit Marie Antoinette's estate. If you are in a hurry, don't miss the Hall of Mirrors, probably the most famous room in the palace, a walk in the gardens, and the Queen's Hamlet.What is the best time to visit Versailles?
A lot of people arrive as soon as the palace opens, so there may be a crowd. The groups that visit tend to disperse once you're inside, but you can also explore the gardens and the park before entering the palace. Another good idea is to visit in the afternoon, around 3, to escape the crowds. Since there’s not much else to do in Versailles, it’s smart to plan ahead and combine your visit with something back in Paris. A Paris Night Tour is a great way to end the day.Can I bring water into Versailles?
Food and drinks are not allowed in the museum. There are water fountains where you can refill your bottle around the state, including at the Grand Trianon.What should I do after my visit to Versailles?
You can return to Paris and spend the rest of the day exploring more city highlights, so book an Eiffel Tower tour or join one of the popular Louvre tours! A convenient way to visit more sites in Paris is the Paris Pass. If you're traveling by car, consider heading out for some fun at one of the most visited theme parks in Europe, but be sure to book your Disneyland Paris tickets in advance.Don't wait! Book now!
- Access to the palace and gardens
- Valid 1 day
- Easy booking process!