opening of the palace and gardens
The Palace of Versailles, the Gardens and the Trianon estate are currently open.
In July and August, the groves of the gardens are open every day (except Mondays) with the Musical Fountains shows and Musical Gardens shows (see the agenda). Access to the gardens is subject to a fee.
Access to the Palace of Versailles is possible with a time-stamped ticket, preferably booked through the online ticketing service.
Passport
Experience the best of Versailles!
For a whole day, enjoy access to the entire Versailles estate…
Experience the best of Versailles!
For a whole day, enjoy access to the entire Versailles estate.
Good to know:
From 4 pm, enjoy a discounted rate.
Enjoy a discounted rate by choosing to enter the Palace from 3 pm onwards.
Holders of a Paris Museum Pass (PMP) must obtain a free Passport ticket.
This ticket includes entry to:
- the Palacewith timed entry;
- the estate of Trianon; the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon and the Queen’s Hamlet (open from 12 noon)
- the temporary exhibitions; presented in these spaces
- the Gardens (until 31 October, single admission during the Musical Gardens or Musical Fountains Show, ticket valid for one entry);
Only the visit to the Palace requires booking a time slot. You are free to enjoy the other areas of the estate throughout the day.
Good to know:
To make sure you don’t miss a thing, plan your visit and check out the other areas of the estate that are free to visit, such as the Gallery of Coaches, the Sculpture and Mouldings Gallery (open on weekend afternoons), as well as the Royal Tennis Court and the Park.
Find all our pricing terms and conditions on our website.
Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
Passport
This ticket gives access to the whole estate of Versailles.
Passport
Experience the best of Versailles!
For a whole day, enjoy access to the entire Versailles estate.
Good to know:
From 4 pm, enjoy a discounted rate.
Enjoy a discounted rate by choosing to enter the Palace from 3 pm onwards.
Holders of a Paris Museum Pass (PMP) must obtain a free Passport ticket.
This ticket includes entry to:
- the Palacewith timed entry;
- the estate of Trianon; the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon and the Queen’s Hamlet (open from 12 noon)
- the temporary exhibitions; presented in these spaces
- the Gardens (until 31 October, single admission during the Musical Gardens or Musical Fountains Show, ticket valid for one entry);
Only the visit to the Palace requires booking a time slot. You are free to enjoy the other areas of the estate throughout the day.
Good to know:
To make sure you don’t miss a thing, plan your visit and check out the other areas of the estate that are free to visit, such as the Gallery of Coaches, the Sculpture and Mouldings Gallery (open on weekend afternoons), as well as the Royal Tennis Court and the Park.
Find all our pricing terms and conditions on our website.
Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
Estate of Trianon ticket
This ticket gives you access to the estate of Trianon.
Estate of Trianon ticket
Spend an afternoon exploring the private grounds of the royal family.
Holders of a Paris Museum Pass (PMP) must obtain a free ticket for the estate of Trianon.
This ticket includes entry to:
- the estate of Trianon; including the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon and their gardens, as well as the Queen's Hamlet (starting at noon).
- the tempory exibitions presented there;
Good to know:
To make sure you don’t miss a thing, plan your visit and check out the other areas of the estate that are free to visit, such as the Gallery of Coaches, the Sculpture and Mouldings Gallery (open on weekend afternoons), as well as the Royal Tennis Court and the Park.
Only the Passport grants access to the entire Versailles estate (the Palace, Estate of Trianon and the Gardens) and guarantees entry to the Palace.
Find all our pricing terms and conditions on our website.
Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
For holders of the "1 year at Versailles" card and for Friends of Versailles, time reservations are not required.
Protect myself and others
Health Advice
The following measures can help you protect yourself (and others) from the virus:
- Wash your hands very often or use hydro-alcoholic gel;
- Use single-use tissues, and then throw them away;
- Cough and sneeze into your arm or into a tissue;
- Do not shake hands or greet people with kisses on the cheek;
- Avoid touching your face;
- Respect social distancing: you should remain further than a metre from others;
- Wear a mask wherever it is obligatory to do so as well as in situations where social distancing cannot be respected;
- Limit social contacts as much as possible (and to a maximum of six people);
- Air rooms for ten minutes, three times a day.
TousAntiCovid application
At the Estate of Versailles, use the TousAntiCovid application :
- TousAntiCovid is an application enriched with access to factual and health information on the epidemic. It allows the user to be alerted or to alert others in case of exposure to Covid-19. The user can thus act directly for his or her health and that of others by contributing to breaking the transmission chains and slowing the spread of the virus.
- The application respects the privacy of users, storing only the proximity history of a mobile phone and no other data. Moreover, the use of TousAntiCovid is voluntary and each user is free to activate and deactivate it as the situation requires.
The TousAntiCovid application is available for download at :
All Coronavirus information can be found on the Government’s special website.
A toll-free hotline service (French only) can answer your questions about the Coronavirus COVID-19 non-stop, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
0 800 130 000 (from abroad: +33 800 130 000, depending on your operator)
Please note that the toll-free hotline service cannot give medical advice.
