The Versailles Passport Ticket provides unparalleled access to the entire Estate of Versailles, allowing visitors to delve into the rich tapestry of French history and culture. This ticket includes timed entry to the magnificent Palace, full access to the tranquil Trianon Estate, and the beautiful gardens designed by André Le Nôtre. Enjoy captivating temporary exhibitions and view the Royal Tennis Court, where a key moment in history is unfolded. Designed for individual exploration, this ticket is the perfect choice for those looking to appreciate the grandeur and serenity of Versailles at their own pace.
Highlights
6 hours
Non-refundable
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Mobile Ticket
6 hours
Non-refundable
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Mobile Ticket
What's Included
The Gardens
The Royal Tennis Court (open Tuesday to Sunday)
Timed entry to the palace
The Park
Gallery of Coaches (open on weekends only)
Access to the Estate of Trianon
Temporary Exhibitions
Private transportation
Meals
Meeting Points
Departure
Palace of Versailles
Return
Itinerary
1
Palace of Versailles
- Hall of Mirrors, the King’s and Queen’s Apartments, and other opulent rooms.
- Full Access to the Estate of Trianon: this includes the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, the picturesque Queen’s Hamlet, and their surrounding gardens.
-Temporary Exhibitions.
-Gallery of Coaches (open on weekends only)
-The Royal Tennis Court (open Tuesday to Sunday)The Gardens
- The Park
Passport Tickets To Palace Of Versailles
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About
The Versailles Passport Ticket provides unparalleled access to the entire Estate of Versailles, allowing visitors to delve into the rich tapestry of French history and culture. This ticket includes timed entry to the magnificent Palace, full access to the tranquil Trianon Estate, and the beautiful gardens designed by André Le Nôtre. Enjoy captivating temporary exhibitions and view the Royal Tennis Court, where a key moment in history is unfolded. Designed for individual exploration, this ticket is the perfect choice for those looking to appreciate the grandeur and serenity of Versailles at their own pace.
