Skip to main content

On Tuesday 13 January, the Palace of Versailles will be closed from 1 p.m., with last admission at 11:10 a.m. The car park will be closed all day. However, the Domaine de Marly, the Gardens and the Park of Versailles will remain open.

Plan your visit

Are pushchairs allowed inside the Palace?

How can I introduce children to the Palace of Versailles? Are there any games booklets I could do with them?

Once we have finished the family activity, can we access the unaccompanied visit and the gardens?

Can I book an activity for my family only?

Are there bag deposits available where we can leave our things?

What do I do if I lose my child in the rooms?

Will the family activities in the gardens be cancelled if it rains?

What if you didn't find your answer ?

Life on the estate

New "Art & Education" spaces

The Palace of Versailles now has a new area for educational activities. Located in the South Wing, this entirely customisable, 270-m2 workshop space can welcome up to 30,000 people per year: school groups, teachers, disabled and socially excluded groups, as well as families.

Games and sport at Versailles

A “green lung” just 16 kilometres from Paris, the estate managed by the Public Institution of the Palace of Versailles draws a great many nature lovers and sports enthusiasts every day. Make the most of this exceptional natural heritage on your own or with friends, as a family or a club.

All shows

The 2025-2026 musical season

The Palace of Versailles is hosting numerous operas, concerts, gala evenings and ballets in some of its exceptional spaces, including the Royal Opera and the Royal Chapel. Check out the programme for the 2025–2026 music season at Versailles.

Discover the Estate, the history and the collections

Explore an oustanding Estate

Discover the Estate

What's on

Discover all the current and upcoming events

What's on