Before stopping at the Grand Trianon and discovering the pink marble colonnades, you'll have stopped at an old gate where the village of Trianon once stood. You'll then drive along the paths around the gardens of the Hameau de la Reine to the Grand Trianon.

After the Grand Trianon, a stop is planned opposite the Petit Trianon. You'll see the difference?

You'll ride around the Grand Canal, or if you prefer, you can use other paths (less frequented by tourists) to admire an exceptional view of the Chateau.

With your guide, you'll discover the 77-hectare gardens of the Chateau de Versailles on foot.

Your visit to the gardens will surely begin at the Bassin de Neptune. After discovering the only statue with the face of King Louis 14, you'll head back up to the Chateau's terrace.

You'll discover this fountain on your way up to the Chateau's terrace. A dragon in Versailles?

the Castel behind you, the Bassin de Latone overlooking the Grand Canal. Are you ready?

After discovering the gardens, you'll get back on your scooters to see this water feature, located outside the Parc du Chateau de Versailles.

You won't be able to visit this 9-hectare kitchen garden, but you will be able to stop in front of the gate used by King Louis XIV to enter his kitchen garden. Do you know what kind of vegetables he liked?

depending on how much time remains in this discovery, you may return to your starting point by passing through the old quarter of Versailles.

In front of the Grandes Ecuries, near the equestrian statue of Louis XIV, you'll be equipped with helmets, gloves, vests and walkie-talkies. You'll be introduced to driving an electric scooter. Once you're ready and comfortable, you'll set off, accompanied by a guide, towards the Parc du Chateau de Versailles. (The time at this point depends on the number of participants and the amount of time you've been given to learn to drive the scooter). That's where we'll be coming back too.