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Palace of Versailles: Full Day Entry & Audio Guide

Up to an hour

Take a self-guided tour around Versailles and learn about the Sun King and Marie Antoinette.

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What you'll do

The Palace of Versailles is synonymous with royalty, opulence, and the French Revolution. Follow in the footsteps of Louis XIV, who was known as the Sun King, and explore the grand palace rooms, a fateful display of fabulous wealth and extravagance.

One of the most famous rooms is the breathtaking 70m-long Hall of Mirrors, with its floor-to-ceiling mirrored arcades, intricate windows, and twinkling chandeliers.

You’ll be able to see the Trianon and the personal estate of Marie Antoinette, the storied last Queen of France. Her landscaped gardens are filled with Virginia tulip trees and over 600 beautiful rose bushes.

This garden contrasts with the geometric precision of those surrounding Versailles, designed by the King before the fall of the monarchy in 1792.

The Royal Chapel was the last building commissioned by King Louis XIV before his death. Inspired by Gothic architecture, it has a vaulted ceiling dedicated to the Holy Trinity.

The audio guide app, available in a multitude of languages, allows you take a self-guided tour around the Palace. Listen to stories of the ancient regime, how the Palace was designed, and the lavish balls and events it was used for.

What's included

Reserved time slot entry to the Palace of Versailles and Gardens
Ticket to Marie Antoinette's estate and the Trianon
Interior Palace audio guide on the Vox France app, with commentary available in English, French, Chinese, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
On-site assistance available at the Vox France desk
Headphones

Reservations

Booking required

Make your reservation online via the Vox City booking portal.

Please note:

Availability is not guaranteed.

Getting in

You’ll get your official entry tickets in advance, so you can then proceed to the castle entrance and present your official ticket.

You can visit the Vox France welcome desk located five minutes from the entrance if you have not received your tickets or need assistance downloading the app.