Locations The Estate of Trianon

Admission for your customers on an individual visit (without timed entry) :

• To the Estate of Trianon: the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon and Queen's Hamlet (Marie-Antoinette's Estate)
• To the Gallery of Coaches and the gardens (except on days with Musical Fountains Show or Musical Gardens)

Admission to the whole Estate on an individual visit:

• The main visits in the Palace of Versailles: the State Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors, Louis XV's daughters Apartments and exhibitions
• The Trianon Estate: the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon and the Queen's Hamlet (Marie-Antoinette's Estate)
• The Gallery of Coaches and the gardens

Admission to the whole Estate for 2 consecutive days:

• The main visits the Palace of Versailles: the State Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors, Louis XV's daughters Apartments and exhibitions
• The Trianon Estate: the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon and the Queen's Hamlet (Marie-Antoinette's Estate)
• The Gallery of Coaches and the gardens

• Led by a tour guide from the Palace of Versailles
• Tours of different parts of the Palace depending on the theme, such as the State Apartments or the Hall of Mirrors, and areas not open to the public on unaccompanied tours.
• After the tour, visitors have access to all the sites of the Estate.
• During public opening hours

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Consult the practical guide for guided tours.

In addition to the Self-Guided tours of the State Apartments ticket, this offer will give you access to:

• The Estate of Trianon: Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon and the Queen’s Hamlet
• The Gardens, including on Musical Fountains Show and Musical Garden days

View the general conditions of sale.

Information on prices and bookings on site or by phone at: +33 (0)1 30 83 04 05.

All groups (except for school groups and special audiences) must be equipped with audiophones, whether inside the palace or in the grounds. If you don't have your own equipment, you can hire it on site, by phone or by selecting the Audiophone product in the online ticket office.

In 1774, Louis XVI gave the Queen the Petit Trianon. The estate will become her kingdom. Freed from the etiquette, she created there a world that reflects her personality and the trends of her time.

The Queen received the Petit Trianon as a gift by Louis XVI in 1774. The Estate will become her kingdom. Freed from the Etiquette, she created a world matching her personality and the fashion of her time.

At the back of the estate, along the banks of the lake, you’ll find the thatched cottages of the Queen’s Hamlet, built by Richard Mique for Marie-Antoinette. After surviving an epic, eventful period, they illustrate the Queen’s love for the charm of country living. Certain houses were dedicated to farming, others reserved for the pleasures of taking promenades and holding receptions. The interiors reveal refined decor, contrasting with their rustic appearance. Come and rediscover them after their recent restoration.