Tours and Tickets to Experience Hall of Mirrors (Galerie des Glaces)
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Hall of Mirrors (Galerie des Glaces)
The Hall of Mirrors is a highlight of Versailles and a must-see for first-time visitors.
Versailles ranks among the most popular attractions in France, so it’s a good idea to book your ticket ahead of time.
Don’t forget your camera; the Hall of Mirrors is one of the palace’s most photogenic spots.
The palace, including the Hall of Mirrors, is accessible to wheelchairs.
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The Hall of Mirrors is included in a Palace of Versailles ticket, which costs €21 for adults and is free for anyone under 18 years of age and EU residents under 26. If you plan to spend time exploring the entire estate, it’s worth considering a Passport ticket for €32, which covers access to the gardens and the estate of Trianon.
The Hall of Mirrors is located inside the Palace of Versailles, about an hour from Paris by car or public transportation. It’s in the main palace building, across the Royal Courtyard, and is well signposted and easy to find, whether on a Grand Apartments self-guided tour or on a guided tour.
Yes, you can buy tickets for the Palace of Versailles, which includes the Hall of Mirrors, in advance—it’s recommended to do so if you’re visiting during the peak summer period. Timed entry tickets are available on the Versailles website. Tours from Paris to Versailles typically include admission to the palatial complex, too.
The best months to visit the Hall of Mirrors, and the Palace of Versailles in general, are September–October or March–May. There are often fewer visitors during this time than in the peak summer season, while the weather is typically pleasant enough to enjoy a stroll in the gardens.
Yes, visiting the Hall of Mirrors is worth it—this gilded ballroom is considered one of the most beautiful features at the Palace of Versailles, with 357 mirrors decorating 17 massive arches. It's also where the Treaty of Versailles was ratified, which effectively ended World War I.