Château de Versailles

Classified as a world heritage site since 1979, the Palace of Versailles constitutes one of the finest achievements of French art in the XNUMXth century.

The Château and the Trianon estate are open every day except Monday. The Château opens at 9 a.m., the Trianon estate only opens from 12 p.m.

The Park and the gardens are open every day and free (access to the Gardens is subject to payment on the days of Musical and Night Shows and during the Musical Gardens).

Access to the Park only, via the Queen's gate (for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles every day), via the Porte Saint-Antoine (for pedestrians and cyclists every day and for vehicles on weekends and public holidays) and through the Matelots gate (for pedestrians and cyclists every day) from 7 a.m. to 20:30 p.m., last access at 18:15 p.m. in high season and from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m. in low season.

Hall of Mirrors, Grand Apartments of the King, Museum of French History: over the centuries, the Palace of Versailles, seat of power until 1789, has continued to expand.

It was initially just a modest castle built by Louis XIII for hunting. It is this location which will nevertheless be chosen by Louis XIV to build the palace that we know today, a symbol of royal absolutism and the incarnation of classical French art.

In the 1670s, Louis XIV notably had the Grand Apartments of the King and Queen built. The most emblematic creation of these spaces, places of parade and reception par excellence, remains the Hall of Mirrors designed by Mansart. In the following century, expansions continued, notably with the construction of the Chapel and the Opera. The Château today has 63 m154 divided into 2 rooms.

If the Château lost its vocation as an official seat of power in 1789, it experienced a new destiny in the 1830th century: becoming the Museum of the History of France, desired by Louis-Philippe, who ascended the throne in XNUMX. Many rooms of the Château then welcomes the new collections retracing the major events in the History of France, enriched up to the beginning of the XNUMXth century.

Pets allowed : no

Details regarding animals : EXCEPTION: Guide or assistance dogs and guide dogs undergoing training at an approved training center

Groups accepted : up to 30 people

Average visit duration : 1 hours 30 minutes

Average visit duration for groups : 1 hours 30 minutes

Target audiences : School groups, Special rates for large families, Special rates for people with disabilities, Special rates for job seekers, Middle school (grades 6-9), Elementary school (grades 1-3), Special rates for families with children, Preschool (grades 1-1), Group bookings, Business/incentive groups, Higher education

• Conference
• Reception
• Seminar / Meeting

2 modular rooms (up to 170 people)

The establishment provides you with:
Sound control, Video projector, Paper board, Screen, Microphone, Stage, Tables, Lectern, Air conditioning, Translation booth

Our meeting room:

• “Auditorium Dufour” room: 170 people – 1700m² (natural light)