Tickets for the Palace of Versailles

The most common way to get to the Palace of Versailles from Paris is to take the RER C to the Versailles Château - Rive Gauche station. From there, the Palace is about 10 minutes on foot. This line connects with central points of Paris such as Saint-Michel Notre-Dame, Invalides, or Champ de Mars - Tour Eiffel.

You can also get there by train from Paris Montparnasse to the Versailles Chantiers station, located approximately 18 minutes on foot from the Palace. Another option is to take the train from Paris Saint-Lazare to Versailles Rive Droite.

You can get there by bus with the line 171, which connects Pont de Sèvres with the Palace of Versailles. From Paris, you can first take the line 9 metro to Pont de Sèvres and link there with bus 171.

If you are traveling by car, you can head to the Place d’Armes area, where there are paid parking options. It is advisable to check availability and rates before the visit, especially in high season.

The ticket must be used on the date and time slot selected during the reservation. Access to the Palace is allowed once at the time indicated on the ticket. For the gardens and the Trianon Domain, there is no entry with a specific time.

Visitors who purchase a reduced or free ticket must present valid identification or supporting documentation at the entrance.

Access to the Gardens may be included or subject to special conditions on Musical Fountains or Musical Gardens days. On those days, some gratuities may not apply to access to the Gardens.

Photography for private use is allowed in the permanent collections, unless otherwise indicated. Flash, tripods, and selfie sticks are not allowed.

It is not allowed to consume food or drink inside the museum. The staff's instructions and the site's rules must always be respected.

Suitcases, large bags, and other bulky items may not be allowed inside. When available, they must be deposited in designated areas before accessing certain areas.

You can buy your tickets for the Palace of Versailles from here online and book the complete modality with access to the Palace, Gardens, and Trianon domain.

The complete ticket includes access to the Palace of Versailles, the Gardens, and the Trianon Domain, as well as a digital audioguide included. It is one of the most recommended options if you want to visit the Versailles complex at your own pace and with additional information during the tour.

Among other cases, minors under 18 and citizens or residents of EEA countries under 26 can access for free. However, they must reserve a ticket and present valid documentation at the entrance.

Yes, this ticket includes the Gardens of Versailles. However, during Musical Fountains or Musical Gardens days, specific access conditions may apply.

To visit only the Palace, it is advisable to reserve at least 1.5 or 2 hours. If you want to also tour the Gardens and the Trianon Domain, it is recommended to dedicate several hours or even a good part of the day.

You can get to the Palace of Versailles by metro/RER, train, bus, or car. Check here for the different options to organize your journey.

The Palace of Versailles is located at Place d’Armes, 78000 Versailles, France, on the outskirts of Paris.

Suitcases, large bags, and bulky items may be prohibited for security reasons. It is recommended to travel light and check the rules before the visit.

Yes. The Palace of Versailles has adapted access, elevators, and wheelchairs available for interior visits. However, the Gardens and some outdoor areas may be less comfortable due to distances and the type of terrain, so it is advisable to plan the visit in advance.

Besides visiting the Palace of Versailles, you can climb to the top of the Arc de Triomphe to enjoy stunning panoramic views of Paris. You can also book a cruise on the Seine River to see from the water, the most emblematic monuments of the city.

You can book your tickets to climb the Arc de Triomphe here and your cruise on the Seine River here.