Versailles Palace Tour
from Paris & Disneyland
— Private Driver from €90
Discover the Palace of Versailles in complete comfort with a private chauffeur. One-way or round-trip from Paris or Disneyland Paris — fixed price, door-to-door, flexible schedule. The most relaxed way to visit the most magnificent palace in the world.
Complete price table — all Versailles routes
All prices are per vehicle, not per person. Confirmed at booking, never changes.
| Route | Vehicle | Passengers | Fixed price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paris → Versailles (one-way) | Eco Sedan | 1–4 | €90 |
| Paris → Versailles (one-way) | Mercedes V-Class Van | 1–8 | €100 |
| Paris ⇄ Versailles (round-trip) ⭐ | Eco Sedan | 1–4 | €180 |
| Paris ⇄ Versailles (round-trip) ⭐ | Mercedes V-Class Van | 1–8 | €220 |
| Disneyland → Versailles (one-way) | Eco Sedan | 1–4 | €100 |
| Disneyland → Versailles (one-way) | Mercedes V-Class Van | 1–8 | €130 |
| Versailles → Disneyland Paris | Eco / Van | 1–8 | From €100 |
| Versailles → CDG Airport | Eco / Van | 1–8 | On request |
💡 Most popular choice: the round-trip Paris ⇄ Versailles at €180 (Eco) — no return train stress, leave when you’re ready. For a group of 4, that’s €45 per person for a full private day trip.
Why choose a private driver for your Versailles Palace tour?
There are several ways to reach Versailles from Paris — the RER C train is the cheapest, but it requires navigating Paris stations with luggage, a 40-minute train journey and a 10-minute walk from the station. A private driver changes the experience entirely: door to palace gates, zero connections, zero stress.
It is especially worthwhile if you are travelling with children, have a tight schedule, or want to combine your Versailles visit with another destination (Disneyland Paris, CDG Airport or Paris hotels). With a round-trip private transfer, you also avoid the return train entirely — leaving Versailles exactly when you choose, with no rush.
Dropped directly at the main entrance — Place d’Armes. Walk straight to the ticket area.
Leave when you want. With round-trip, your driver returns at the time you choose.
Free baby seat, large boot, no crowded carriages. The most relaxed way to travel with children.
Your journey in pictures
From your Paris hotel or Disney resort to one of the world’s greatest palaces — in style.
The Palace of Versailles · The famous French gardens · Our luxury Mercedes V-Class van with star ceiling
Your private driver — pickup at your Paris hotel or Disneyland resort
⭐ Our Mercedes V-Class Van features a starry ceiling, premium leather seats, built-in TV screen and USB charging ports — making the journey to Versailles as memorable as the palace itself.
Suggested itineraries — half-day & full-day
Whether you have 4 hours or a full day, here are two proven itineraries for your Versailles visit.
Option A — Half-day highlights (4–5 hours)
The Hall of Mirrors, King’s State Apartments, Queen’s Bedchamber. Book timed-entry tickets in advance to skip the queue.
A short stroll through the formal gardens for photos. The main fountain axis is spectacular even in 30 minutes.
Your driver collects you at the agreed time — no train to catch, no rush.
Option B — Full-day complete visit (6–8 hours)
Arrive early (09:00 opening) for the quietest experience. The first two hours have significantly fewer visitors.
800 hectares of formal French gardens with fountains, statues and the famous Grand Canal. Take your time — this is where Versailles truly breathes.
Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon and the Queen’s Hamlet. A quieter, more intimate side of Versailles that most day-trippers miss.
Your driver collects you at the time you choose — back to Paris, to your Disney hotel, or directly to CDG or Orly airport.
9 stress-free tips for your Versailles visit
Arrive early. The palace opens at 09:00. The first two hours are always quieter.
Book tickets in advance. Choose timed-entry tickets on the official website to skip the entry queue.
Wear comfortable shoes. Versailles involves a lot of walking — even the palace interiors are vast.
Plan your must-sees. Decide in advance: Palace only, Gardens only, or full experience with Trianon?
Bring water and snacks. Catering inside is available but expensive. Especially important with children.
Allow time for security. Entry queues at peak times can add 20–30 minutes even with pre-booked tickets.
Bring a portable charger. You will take hundreds of photos. Battery runs out fast.
Versailles is closed on Mondays. Plan your visit for Tuesday to Sunday.
Choose weekdays if possible. Weekdays are significantly less crowded than weekends and French school holiday periods.
Practical information — tickets, times & what to see
Opening hours
The Palace of Versailles is open Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00 to 17:30 (18:30 from April to October). Closed on Mondays and on certain French public holidays. The Gardens are open daily.
Tickets
Your transfer and your tickets are two separate things. We get you there — tickets are booked separately on the official Versailles website. We strongly recommend booking timed-entry tickets in advance, especially between April and September when queues can be extremely long. Children under 18 enter free.
What to see at Versailles
- The Hall of Mirrors — 357 mirrors, the most iconic room in the palace
- King’s State Apartments — opulent royal chambers
- Queen’s Bedchamber — where royal births took place in public
- The Gardens — 800 hectares of formal French landscape
- Grand Trianon — the pink marble royal retreat
- Petit Trianon & Queen’s Hamlet — Marie Antoinette’s private world
How far is Versailles from Paris and Disneyland?
| From | Distance | Drive time |
|---|---|---|
| Central Paris | ~22 km | 30–45 min |
| Disneyland Paris | ~60 km | 50–70 min |
| CDG Airport | ~55 km | 50–65 min |
| Orly Airport | ~30 km | 30–40 min |
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FAQ — Versailles Palace tour from Paris & Disneyland
How long does a Versailles Palace tour from Paris take?
Most travellers plan 4 to 8 hours at Versailles depending on what they want to see. A half-day (4–5 hours) covers the palace interiors and a garden walk. A full day (6–8 hours) adds the Trianon Estate. Our round-trip transfer means you leave exactly when you are ready.
What is the difference between one-way and round-trip?
One-way: we drop you at Versailles and you make your own way back (train, taxi or another booking). Round-trip: we drop you at Versailles, wait (or return later at the time you choose) and bring you back to Paris. Round-trip is the most popular option — no return stress and you can stay as long as you want.
Can I book from Disneyland Paris to Versailles?
Yes. We pick you up from your Disney hotel and drive you directly to the palace gates. Eco from €100, Van from €130. Message us on WhatsApp to arrange both the outward and return journey.
Do I need to book Versailles tickets in advance?
Yes — strongly recommended. Book timed-entry tickets on the official Versailles website before your visit. This avoids the long entry queues, especially in spring and summer. Children under 18 enter free.
What is the best time to visit Versailles?
Early morning (09:00 opening) and weekdays are always the quietest. Avoid French school holiday periods and summer weekends if possible. The palace interiors are best in the morning; the gardens are beautiful all day.
Is Versailles open every day?
The Palace of Versailles is closed on Mondays and some French public holidays. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00–17:30 (18:30 from April to October). The Gardens are open daily.
Is a baby seat available?
Yes, free of charge. Mention your child’s age and weight when booking — the correct seat will be pre-installed before pickup.
Can you take me from Versailles to CDG or Orly Airport afterwards?
Yes. Many clients combine a Versailles visit with a same-day departure from CDG or Orly. Message us on WhatsApp and we will coordinate the full day for you.
How do I book?
Book in 1 minute on our secure booking page or message us on WhatsApp (+33 7 60 23 65 92). Instant confirmation with your driver’s details.
Official resources for your Versailles visit
Everything you need to plan your day at the Palace of Versailles:
- Palace of Versailles — Official website — tickets, opening hours, closures and visitor information
- UNESCO — Versailles World Heritage Site
- Disneyland Paris — Official website — hotel addresses and park information