Versailles Palace, Gardens and Trianon Estate 2-Day Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Discover Versailles without having to cram everything into a few hours with this 2-day ticket. You’ll be able to tour the Palace of Versailles, stroll through its extensive gardens and set aside time to explore the Trianon Estate and the Queen’s Village at a more leisurely pace.
Inside the palace, some of its most famous rooms await you, such as the Hall of Mirrors, the royal apartments and the rooms decorated with 18th-century French art. Afterwards, you can continue your stroll outdoors amongst geometric gardens, monumental fountains and sweeping vistas designed to impress.
Admission also includes the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon and the Queen’s Village, the retreat associated with Marie Antoinette. What’s more, at weekends you’ll have access to the Carriage Gallery.
- Spend two full days exploring Versailles at a more leisurely pace
- Explore the Palace, the gardens and the Trianon Estate
- Visit the Queen’s Village and, at the weekend, the Carriage Gallery
What’s included
- Valid for 2 days
- Admission with a scheduled time slot to the Palace of Versailles
- Access to the Gardens of Versailles
- Access to the Grand Trianon
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Step by Step
Versailles is much more than just a palace. It is a vast complex of halls, gardens, pavilions and private quarters that deserves time to be explored at a leisurely pace. With this 2-day ticket, you can spread your visit over two days and get the most out of each area.
Inside the Palace of Versailles, you can discover some of the most iconic rooms of the former French court. The Hall of Mirrors is one of the main highlights, alongside the royal apartments and the rooms adorned with paintings, sculptures and period furniture.
Outside the palace, the Gardens of Versailles open up a whole new dimension to the visit. Their avenues, parterres and Baroque fountains form a monumental landscape that completely transforms the experience as you walk through them and move away from the main façade.
The second major part of the visit is the Trianon Estate, comprising the Grand Trianon and the Petit Trianon. More intimate than the main palace, these spaces offer a different glimpse into court life, far removed from the solemnity of the grand salons.
The ticket also includes access to the Queen’s Village, created as a small rural retreat for Marie Antoinette. If you visit the grounds at the weekend, you can round off your visit with the Carriage Gallery, which houses historic vehicles linked to the French monarchy.
Reviews
- YY.Two days well spent. Versailles has enough to see to fill both days without repeating practically anything.
- XX.The gardens and fountains are well worth spending plenty of time on in their own right. I was glad not to have to squeeze them in hurriedly after the Palace.
- WW.On the first day, there were quite a few people in the main areas and it was a bit slow going. The second day was more relaxed.
- VV.La Aldea de la Reina has a completely different atmosphere to the luxury of the Palace, and this makes the visit much more varied.