What to book before you travel to Versailles?

Most visits can be booked on the spot. A few sell out days ahead. Here they are, stop by stop, with what you can do without booking underneath. Keep the rest of your time free.

4 activities to book

Versailles

Days 1-7
Days 1-7Palace of VersaillesLouis XIV's palace, home of the court from 1682: the Royal Chapel, the state apartments and the 73-metre Hall of Mirrors with its 357 mirrors.€32Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7The Trianon EstateThe royal retreat twenty-five minutes' walk from the palace, including the Grand Trianon of 1687 with its pink marble colonnade.included in the PassportBook on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Musical Fountains ShowOn show days, the fountains of Le Nôtre's gardens play to baroque music on a set timetable, from the Latona Fountain to Neptune's.included in the PassportBook on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7The King's Kitchen GardenA 9-hectare garden laid out from 1678 to 1683 by La Quintinie to feed Louis XIV's table, with walled enclosures sheltering espaliered fruit trees.€8Book on GetYourGuide →

No booking needed: The palace park and Grand Canal · Notre-Dame Market · The Saint-Louis quarter and cathedral · The Royal Tennis Court

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Frequently asked questions

How much do the activities to book in Versailles cost?

4 activities are paid; 2 have a known price in euros, for about €40 per person. The others are paid on the spot or in local currency: the price is on each card.

What can you do in Versailles without booking anything?

4 visits on this itinerary need no ticket or time slot, starting with The palace park and Grand Canal, Notre-Dame Market, The Saint-Louis quarter and cathedral, The Royal Tennis Court. They make up most of your days: booking ahead only concerns a handful of sites with limited places.

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