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Palace of Versailles Calendar

19th

Tuesday
March
Attendance: above average

1 guided tour

20th

Wednesday
March
Attendance: average

2 guided tours

21st

Thursday
March
Attendance: average

1 guided tour

22nd

Friday
March
Attendance: average

1 guided tour

23rd

Saturday
March
Attendance: above average

1 guided tour

24th

Sunday
March
Attendance: above average

1 guided tour

25th

Monday

March

Closed all Mondays

Gardens and Park open

26th

Tuesday
March
Attendance: above average

1 guided tour

27th

Wednesday
March
Attendance: low

1 guided tour

28th

Thursday
March
Attendance: low

1 guided tour

29th

Friday
March
Attendance: low

1 guided tour

30th

Saturday
March
Attendance: above average

1 guided tour

31st

Sunday
March
Attendance: above average

1 guided tour

1st

Monday

April

Closed all Mondays

Gardens and Park open

2nd

Tuesday
April
Attendance: above average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

2 guided tours

3rd

Wednesday
April
Attendance: average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

4th

Thursday
April
Attendance: average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

5th

Friday
April
Attendance: average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

2 guided tours

6th

Saturday
April
Attendance: above average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

7th

Sunday
April
Attendance: above average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

8th

Monday

April

Closed all Mondays

Gardens and Park open

9th

Tuesday
April
Attendance: above average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

10th

Wednesday
April
Attendance: average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

11th

Thursday
April
Attendance: average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

12th

Friday
April
Attendance: average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

13th

Saturday
April
Attendance: above average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

14th

Sunday
April
Attendance: above average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

15th

Monday

April

Closed all Mondays

Gardens and Park open

16th

Tuesday
April
Attendance: above average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

17th

Wednesday
April
Attendance: average

The Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles Exhibition

Exhibitions

1 guided tour

What's on ?

Life on the Estate

Every weekend

Special opening of The Royal Tennis Court

On 20 June 1789, the Royal Tennis Court of Versailles played a major part in French history. From being a royal sports hall during the reign of Louis XIV, it became synonymous with the foundation of French democracy and will be forever linked to a key episode in the French Revolution.

Digital

Prepare your visit

Palace of Versailles App

The free app is available for both smartphones and tablets. It includes the audio tours of the Palace, the Gardens, the Trianon Estate and the Gallery of Coaches. It includes also an interactive map of the Estate.

Free access

From Saturday February 10th until Sunday February the 25th.

Opening of the Gallery of Coaches

Located in the the Great Stables of the Palace of Versailles, the Gallery of Coaches opens its doors to all, free of charge, every Saturday and Sunday afternoon from 12.30pm to 5.30pm.

Expositions

5 february 2022 - 5 june 2022

The recovered masterpieces

The Palace of Versailles is presenting two masterpieces of 18th-century sculpture, commissioned by Louis XIV and Louis XV respectively: Zéphyr, Flore et l’Amour, and L'Abondance. These works, recently rediscovered and identified after many years of searching, and are now entering the Palace of Versailles’ collections. The exhibition is an opportunity to retrace the unique journey of these works, from their creation to their entrance in the national collections.