Palace of Versailles Calendar
6th
MALANDAIN BALLET BIARRITZ : MARIE-ANTOINETTE
Theatre and Ballet - 20h00
1 guided tour
7th
MALANDAIN BALLET BIARRITZ : MARIE-ANTOINETTE
Theatre and Ballet - 20h00
CAMPRA : REQUIEM
Event - 20h30
1 guided tour
8th
MALANDAIN BALLET BIARRITZ : MARIE-ANTOINETTE
Theatre and Ballet - 19h00
1 guided tour
9th
MALANDAIN BALLET BIARRITZ : MARIE-ANTOINETTE
Theatre and Ballet - 15h00
1 guided tour
12th
BALLET PRELJOCAJ : REQUIEM(S)
Theatre and Ballet - 20h00
1 guided tour
13th
BALLET PRELJOCAJ : REQUIEM(S)
Theatre and Ballet - 20h00
1 guided tour
14th
BALLET PRELJOCAJ : REQUIEM(S)
Theatre and Ballet - 20h00
CHARPENTIER : TE DEUM/HAENDEL : CORONATION ANTHEMS
Event - 20h30
1 guided tour
15th
BALLET PRELJOCAJ : REQUIEM(S)
Theatre and Ballet - 19h00
1 guided tour
16th
BALLET PRELJOCAJ : REQUIEM(S)
Theatre and Ballet - 15h00
1 guided tour
18th
BALLET PRELJOCAJ : REQUIEM(S)
Theatre and Ballet - 20h00
2 guided tours
19th
BALLET PRELJOCAJ : REQUIEM(S)
Theatre and Ballet - 20h00
1 guided tour
23rd
THE LAST SUPPER BY LEONARDO DA VINCI
Event - 17h00
1 guided tour
What's on ?
Exhibition
Guillaume Bresson
From 21 January to 25 May 2025, the Palace of Versailles is presenting an exhibition by the contemporary artist Guillaume Bresson, a leading light of French figurative painting.
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.
Tickets & prices
guided tours
During guided tours, a speaker from the Palace invites you into lesser known locations otherwise closed to the visitors. You can also book online tours to discover the backstage of the Castle from your home!
Off-site exhibition
Versailles: Science and Splendour
From 12 December 2024 to 21 April 2025, the Science Museum in London is hosting the exhibition Versailles: Science and Splendour, which has been developed with scientific support from the Palace of Versailles. Over one hundred exhibits, some forty of which are from the collections at Versailles, will be assembled to provide an insight into the major role played by science at the court of Versailles in the 17th and 18th centuries.
