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Visit the former seat of power and a museum of the history of France, with its gardens, fountains, shows and exhibitions. Check the opening hours, buy your tickets online and plan your visit to Versailles.
The Palace of Versailles was the seat of power and the residence of the French kings from 1682 to 1789. It is now a World Heritage site and a museum of the history of France, with 2,300 rooms and 63,154 m2 of art.
Find out how to visit the Palace of Versailles and its park, open every day except Monday. Check the opening hours, prices, access conditions, guided tours, and cultural events.
Explore the estate, the palace, the gardens and the palaces of Trianon of the Château de Versailles, a former hunting lodge, a seat of power and a museum. Learn about the key dates, characters and artworks that shaped 5 centuries of French history.
Find out how to visit the estate of Versailles, the former residence of the French kings, and choose the ticket that suits your needs. Compare the rates, book online and enjoy the palace, the gardens, the shows and the activities.
Learn about the origins, development and significance of the Palace of Versailles, from its humble beginnings as a hunting lodge to its glory as the seat of power and culture in France. Explore the reigns of Louis XIII, Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI, and the French Revolution that transformed the Palace.
Learn about the evolution of the Palace of Versailles from a hunting lodge to a museum of the history of France. Discover the Palace, the gardens, the Park, the Trianon estate and other buildings that make up the 800-hectare Estate of Versailles.
Find out how to plan your visit to the Palace of Versailles and its gardens, depending on your interests, season and availability. Choose from different courses, durations and locations, and get practical information on tickets, prices, facilities and accessibility.
Find out how to visit the Palace of Versailles, the estate of Trianon and the Gardens, and access the park. See the opening times, prices, accessibility measures, and interactive map on the official website.
Learn about the Grand Trianon, a palace built by Jules Hardouin-Mansart for Louis XIV in 1687 on the site of the former Porcelain Trianon. Discover its history, design, furnishings and gardens, and see the rooms where Napoleon and Marie-Louise stayed.
