Support Versailles
In accordance with government guidelines, the Palace of Versailles and its Gardens, the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon and their Gardens are closed to the public. However, the park of Versailles, the lake of the Swiss Guard and the Estate of Marly are open for walks and rides. Conditions to access the estate of Versailles.
We remain at your disposal by e-mail at mecenat@chateauversailles.fr.
Patronage plays an essential role in promoting the palace of Versailles. It extends to all areas of activity, allowing an alliance of generosities and passions that grows from year to year. Whatever the amount of your support, there will always be a project within your reach.
Contacts
Marion Hugues-Andrieu, International Patronage Officer and International Project Manager
marion.hugues@chateauversailles.fr
+ 33 (0) 1 30 83 71 93
Oriane Sarda, Public Campaigns Patronage Officer and Solidarity Project Manager
oriane.sarda@chateauversailles.fr
+ 33 (0) 1 30 83 77 70
Sixtine Verpiot, Heritage Restoration Project Officer
sixtine.verpiot@chateauversailles.fr
+ 33 (0) 1 30 83 84 49
Make an online donation
Emergency campaign
Make a donation to help the Palace of Versailles cope with an unprecedented economic crisis.
I support VersaillesReplant the linden tree Alley
Adopt a linden tree online and contribute to the replanting of the linden tree Alley at the Mortemets, to bring the royal perspectives back to life in the park of Versailles.
I adopt a linden treeRefurnish the royal apartments
Make an online donation to participate in the acquisition and restoration of the furniture and works of art that give the Palace its unique atmosphere, bth lavish and full of life.
I support Versailles
Adopt a Virginia tulip tree
By adopting one or several Virginia tulip trees, you will participate to the restoration of the plants in the Queen's Grove.
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The history of patronage
As a longstanding tradition, patronage has helped Versailles shine worldwide. This movement still goes on today, in various areas of activity, and grows from year to year.
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