Top Versailles Archaeology Tours

Versailles, once home to French royalty, is among the world’s largest and most opulent palaces. With this tour, you can get the most out of your palace visit, without having to put in hours of research time. Your guide's commentary, delivered through provided headsets, enriches your journey through this renowned landmark as you explore highlights such as the Hall of Mirrors, the State Apartments, and Versailles' gardens.

During this private excursion, explore the iconic Palace of Versailles with a professional art historian guide who provides rich historical context and insight. Ideal for first-time visitors or those on a tight schedule, this half-day tour includes highlights such as the palace, gardens, the Hall of Mirrors, and more.

Enjoy a VIP, private full-day tour of Versailles Palace. Travel comfortably by a Wi-Fi-equipped Mercedes Benz vehicle from Paris. Visit the main residence, as well as the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon, and Marie Antoinette's private rural hamlet. Tours include a gourmet three-course lunch at the historic and picturesquely situated "La Flotille" restaurant. If this isn't available on your tour, an alternative restaurant will be offered.

Experience the magnificence of Versailles on a fun full-day bike tour, including round-trip transfers by train from Paris. Meet your guide in Paris and journey to Versailles by train, then spend the day pedaling around the beautiful parks, royal gardens, and forest trails. Stop to explore Marie Antoinette’s hamlet, snap photos of the grandiose palace from unique viewpoints and enjoy a picnic (own expense) along the Versailles' Grand Canal.

This experience offers full access to the entire Estate of Versailles, allowing visitors to explore the Palace, the Trianon Estate, and the gardens. Priority entry is included for both the Palace and the Gardens, helping you save time during your visit. A 30-minute audioguide, available in English, French, German, or Spanish, accompanies your exploration. Originally built in the 17th century, the Palace of Versailles evolved from a royal hunting residence into the center of political power and later, in the 19th century, into a museum. Together with the formal gardens and the Trianon palaces, the estate covers an impressive 800 hectares, offering an unforgettable journey through French history and royal grandeur.