DURATION : 5:00

OPENING HOURS : 10am-5:30pm (6pm from April to September) / Closed on Tuesdays.

NOTE : Tickets included (except for the Gardens if they are not free)

This tour leads you to the emblematic palace of Louis the XIVth where the sun is king. The palace of Versailles isn’t only a castle, it also is the representation of pomp “à la française”, used to magnify its king. From the chapel to the king’s chamber, then through the sumptuous French garden, come to learn the kings dreamed lives as well as the secrets stories behind the golden decor.

DURATION : 5:00

OPENING HOURS : 10am-5pm / 6pm (from April to October) / Closed on Tuesdays.

NOTE : Tickets included

The small Trianon and the queen’s hamlet are a haven of peace in Versailles’ park, far for the crowed. Thanks to this tour you discover with intimacy the most famous French queens of all time, Marie-Antoinette. Far from the court and its pomp, you enter into a small imaginary village, where farm animals and beauty are mixed in a peculiar beauty.

DURATION : 5:00

OPENING HOURS : 9am-5:3pm (6:30 from April to October) / Closed on Mondays.

NOTE : Tickets included

In our tour “the Kings and the kids”, we offer a fun Scavenger Hunt into the Castle!
Kids have to find hidden details into the different rooms and have to answer to funny (and easy) questions about the Versailles daily life with the guide. It is a funny way to learn History. The guide plays with kids and explains more to adults. Therefore, Versailles becomes magnificent and fun!

DURATION : 5:00

OPENING HOURS : 9:30am-5pm / 6pm (from April to September) / Closed on Tuesdays

NOTE : Tickets included

Strong with its 800 years of history, this castle is a true immersion into the French History. Less visited than Versailles palace, it is nice to enjoy its rooms and its gardens. Your guide leads you room after room, from the Renaissance period to the 17^th century, then from the 19^th century in Napoleon the 1^st’s apartments to Napoleon the 3^rd’s theater.

DURATION : 5:00

OPENING HOURS : 10am-6pm / Closed from November to March

NOTE : Tickets included

Vaux le Vicomte castle is a 17^th century jewel, built a bit before the Palace of Versailles and considered as its predetermination. This tour leads you inside this private mansion where Charles Lebrun paintings combined to Louis LeVau incredible architecture. Once outside, you discover the “first” French gardens made by André Lenôtre, and enhanced by a view to the Gilted statue of Hercules.

DURATION : 5:00

OPENING HOURS : 10am-5pm / 6pm (on summer) /
Closed on Tuesdays.

NOTE : Tickets included

The Maisons castle is a 17^th century private mansion. Eventhough, it isn’t a royal house it has nothing to envy from the Palace of Versailles. This tour takes you from the kitchens to the king’s apartment, built to welcome the king if needed. A marvelous suspended staircase brings you to the upper floor where the bal room is waiting for you to dance. From the first owner, René de Longueil, to Marshall Lannes in 1804 than to the banker Jacques Laffitte, this castle offers you the opportunity to enjoy a noble intimacy.

DURATION : 5:00

OPENING HOURS : 10am-5:30pm / 6pm (from April to September)
Closed on Tuesdays.

NOTE : Tickets included

The Malmaison house is an immersion into Napoleon the 1^st and ,particularly his first wife, Josephine’s private life. Everything here is made according to her taste, elegant and following neo-classic and empire styles. Great collector, you will see her paintings, her musical instruments, her crockery and everything she needed day after day. Napoléon doesn’t miss the tour, you will admire his library, his board room or even his bedroom where Josephine used to read his a bed night story.