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Promenade tour in the Palace
The Palace of Versailles features some genuine treasures that are unknown to visitors: secret passages, chambers, private apartments, bathrooms and other hidden places. In this royal residence, symbol of absolute power and French artistic and...
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The Palace of Versailles features some genuine treasures that are unknown to visitors: secret passages, chambers, private apartments, bathrooms and other hidden places. In this royal residence, symbol of absolute power and French artistic and cultural excellence, the apartments of the kings, queens, mistresses and courtesans illustrate the ordinary side of life at Court and key events in the history of France.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
Booking required at visiteprivee@crm.chateauversailles.fr
Promenade tour in the Palace
The Palace of Versailles features some genuine treasures that are unknown to visitors: secret passages, chambers, private apartments, bathrooms and other hidden places. In this royal residence, symbol of absolute power and French artistic and cultural excellence, the apartments of the kings, queens, mistresses and courtesans illustrate the ordinary side of life at Court and key events in the history of France.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
The intimate Versailles of kings
Back doors, little passageways, highly private apartments... the Palace has many “hidden spots” where the sovereigns liked to retire to escape from the burdens of life at Court. In these unknown places, another history of Versailles was...
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Back doors, little passageways, highly private apartments... the Palace has many “hidden spots” where the sovereigns liked to retire to escape from the burdens of life at Court. In these unknown places, another history of Versailles was created, intimate and surprising.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
Booking required at visiteprivee@crm.chateauversailles.fr.
The intimate Versailles of kings
Back doors, little passageways, highly private apartments... the Palace has many “hidden spots” where the sovereigns liked to retire to escape from the burdens of life at Court. In these unknown places, another history of Versailles was created, intimate and surprising.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
Marie-Antoinette in private
The Queen’s Inner Rooms have reopened after several years of renovation. Located behind the King’s State Apartment, these extremely well-decorated rooms have undergone many modifications. Marie-Antoinette left her exquisite mark on them. The...
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The Queen’s Inner Rooms have reopened after several years of renovation. Located behind the King’s State Apartment, these extremely well-decorated rooms have undergone many modifications. Marie-Antoinette left her exquisite mark on them. The precious furniture, paintings and works of art evoke her personality, lifestyle, and passion for decoration, art and fashion.
Please note that this tour involves climbing many stairs.
Meet at the North Ministers’ Wing.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
Booking required at visiteprivee@crm.chateauversailles.fr.
Marie-Antoinette in private
The Queen’s Inner Rooms have reopened after several years of renovation. Located behind the King’s State Apartment, these extremely well-decorated rooms have undergone many modifications. Marie-Antoinette left her exquisite mark on them. The precious furniture, paintings and works of art evoke her personality, lifestyle, and passion for decoration, art and fashion.
Please note that this tour involves climbing many stairs.
Meet at the North Ministers’ Wing.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
The Queen’s Hamlet: from Marie-Antoinette to Marie-Louise
At the bottom of the Estate, on the banks of the lake, stand the cottages of the Queen’s Hamlet built by Richard Mique for Marie-Antoinette. Survivors of a dazzling, lively era, they illustrate the Queen’s taste for the charms of country...
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At the bottom of the Estate, on the banks of the lake, stand the cottages of the Queen’s Hamlet built by Richard Mique for Marie-Antoinette. Survivors of a dazzling, lively era, they illustrate the Queen’s taste for the charms of country life. Certain houses were dedicated to agricultural pursuits, others to the pleasures of taking walks and hosting guests. Their interior reveals a refined decor in contrast with their rustic look. Thanks to the restoration work, you can now rediscover them.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
Booking required at visiteprivee@crm.chateauversailles.fr
The Queen’s Hamlet: from Marie-Antoinette to Marie-Louise
At the bottom of the Estate, on the banks of the lake, stand the cottages of the Queen’s Hamlet built by Richard Mique for Marie-Antoinette. Survivors of a dazzling, lively era, they illustrate the Queen’s taste for the charms of country life. Certain houses were dedicated to agricultural pursuits, others to the pleasures of taking walks and hosting guests. Their interior reveals a refined decor in contrast with their rustic look. Thanks to the restoration work, you can now rediscover them.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
The Chimay Attic, Napoleon from the Revolution to the Empire
On the uppermost floor of the Palace, on the south side, are located the Chimay Attic and South Attic, converted by...
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On the uppermost floor of the Palace, on the south side, are located the Chimay Attic and South Attic, converted by Louis-Philippe where the former apartments of courtiers used to be, for his new museum dedicated to all the glories of France. Now, it features small and medium-sized artefacts retracing France’s history from the Revolution through to the end of the Empire. The installation of electric lighting and a new visit route offer an increased opportunity to appreciate these places off the Palace’s beaten track. Chief among the collection are the sketch of David’s Tennis Court Oath, historic works and sumptuous portraits of the imperial family.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
Booking required at visiteprivee@crm.chateauversailles.fr.
The Chimay Attic, Napoleon from the Revolution to the Empire
On the uppermost floor of the Palace, on the south side, are located the Chimay Attic and South Attic, converted by Louis-Philippe where the former apartments of courtiers used to be, for his new museum dedicated to all the glories of France. Now, it features small and medium-sized artefacts retracing France’s history from the Revolution through to the end of the Empire. The installation of electric lighting and a new visit route offer an increased opportunity to appreciate these places off the Palace’s beaten track. Chief among the collection are the sketch of David’s Tennis Court Oath, historic works and sumptuous portraits of the imperial family.
Price for a group, 15 people maximum depending on spaces
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