• Equestrian statue of Louis XIV - Don’t miss the Equestrian Statue of Louis XIV on the Place d’Armes once at Versailles, where you will meet your Guide.
• Palace of Versailles - The chateau and gardens count among the most prestigious monuments of the world’s artistic heritage, and are certainly the finest and most complete achievement of 17th century French art. Former residence of the ‘Sun King’ Louis XIV, this sumptuous royal palace was home to three of France’s most illustrious Kings for over 100 years. The guided tour of the palace includes the State Apartments of the King and Queen, Royal Chapel and Hall of Mirrors, a richly decorated gallery which boasts 357 mirrors, french bay windows and crystal chandeliers.
• The Hall of Mirrors - The Hall of Mirrors in Versailles is a grand gallery built by Jules Hardouin-Mansart in 1678, featuring a length of 73 meters. The impressive vaulted ceiling of the hall was painted by Charles Le Brun between 1681 and 1684. This vast gallery serves as the central corridor of the Palace of Versailles, connecting the Salon de la Guerre and the Salon de la Paix with the King and Queen’s State Apartments.

• Headsets to hear the guide clearly
• Meeting point at convenient location before the Palace
• Versailles Palace entrance with scheduled time access
• Guided tour of the Castle by a local professional guide

• Transportation to/from attractions
• Gardens tickets during Musical and Fountain Shows (from April to October)
• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

Congregate with your guide at the base of the Equestrian Statue of the Sun King, Louis XIV in Versailles. After a warm hello from your guide, you’ll be escorted on a narrated tour through the Royal Apartments. As you traverse the palace, you’ll gain an understanding of its rich history, including its standing as the residence for three of the most renowned Kings of France for over a century.

After exploring the interiors of the palace and bidding your guide adieu, you’ll have the liberty to spend leisure time exploring the gardens; a magnificent 2,000-acre (809-hectare) park adorned with sculptures, fountains, and timeless formal garden layouts.

Should you choose to visit Versailles on a Tuesday or Friday, you’ll have the opportunity to witness the Musical Gardens show. Alternatively, if you plan your visit for a Saturday or Sunday, you can watch the Musical Fountains Show. (Do Note! Access to the Gardens is not a part of the tour package, and you should anticipate an additional expenditure for tickets to the Musical Gardens Show or Musical Fountains Show).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.