Palace of Versailles: Guided Tour with Priority Entrance + Gardens & Estate
Palace of Versailles: Guided Tour with Priority Entrance + Gardens & Estate
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Embark on a guided tour of the Palace of Versailles with a knowledgeable local guide. Skip the lines and enter the palace through a separate entrance. Explore the Royal Apartments and delve into the rich history of the palace, which served as the residence of three of France's most illustrious Kings for over a century. After bidding farewell to your guide, take advantage of your palace passport ticket to spend leisure time in the expansive 2,000-acre park. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the gardens, adorned with fountains, statues, and classic formal landscaping.
Extend your palatial exploration by hiring a golf cart to roam the estate and gardens. Alternatively, hop on the Little Train to journey to the Trianons and visit The Queen's Hamlet. Please note that these additional options are not included in the ticket price but can be purchased onsite for a small extra fee.
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Paris'Trip
Well organised… instruction on voucher very clear. The guide - Anna is good. She gave good descriptions and depictions of the rooms used by the King and Queen. She is also very kind to guide us through the very crowded rooms and arrange us to be in “safe” pockets of each room as she does her explanations. The tickets allow entry to the palace and the huge gardens (include entry to the Trianon area where spirit of the famous Marie Antoinette lingers). I spent a whole day exploring every room and as much of the gardens! The long walks are worth it!
Our guide was amazing. Thank you!
The guide was entertaining and knowledgeable. The was able to point out the highlights of the palace, which we would otherwise have not known or focus on. There are so much artworks in the palace snd doing it on our own would be overwhelming. The palace was overrated. Only a small portion was opened for visit.