• An English-speaking storytelling guide,
• Palace of Versailles skip the line access
• Access to the Versailles Gardens with introduction
• Free time to explore the gardens

Experience the Grandeur of Versailles

Formerly the hunting chateau of King Louis XIII, the stunning Versailles Palace and Gardens were built in the 17th century. UNESCO declared this place a World Heritage site, and it's easy to see why. The elaborately decorated and expansive palace became the seat of French power during the reign of King Louis XIV. 

A stunning work to behold from the inside and out, the Versailles palace encompasses over 2,000 rooms, with about as many windows looking out at the immense gardens. The richly decorated interior holds countless works of art and precious artifacts, so it's easy to see why over seven million people visit the chateau each year. 

The Hall of Mirrors and Grand Apartments

Perhaps the most celebrated room in the entire palace is the Hall of Mirrors. Named for the 357 mirrors that line the hall, it was designed with more than just beauty in mind. The intensive reflections required only a few candles be lit to illuminate the entire corridor. It was also the place where the signatories of the Treaty of Versailles made their final and consequential decision: ending World War I. The immensity of the palace can be pretty intimidating,  but with an expert guide you will receive an in-depth walk-through of the Palace's treasures. These include stunning sights such as the Apartments of Louis XV's daughters, and the King's State Apartments. 

Palace of Versailles Gardens

Just because your palace tour is over doesn't mean you've seen everything. Take a walk through the preciously maintained gardens spread across the immense Versailles property. They are simply some of the finest gardens in the world, built to such a scale that the King enlisted an entire legion of troops to bring in the trees and statues. The grand fountains are a huge draw, featuring fantastic water shows in the summer. You'll receive an introduction to the gardens from your guide, and then it's time to explore on your own!