Private Sightseeing Tours in Versailles

Swap Paris for Versailles on this action-packed regal day tour. You'll save time planning how to get to Versailles by having a hotel pickup and drop-off included. Once you get to the Palace and the Gardens of Versailles, you'll bypass long visitor lines as entrance fees are included. Your guide will enhance your experience by taking you to Palace highlights such as the Hall of Mirrors, and teaching you about French royalty.

Private Versailles 8 hour tour with a licensed driver guide. Get picked up at your hotel, ride to Versailles in a luxury minivan, skip the line, avoid audio-guides and be dropped off somewhere in Paris or direct to your hotel after your visit.

Experience an unforgettable day at Versailles as you follow in the footsteps of the kings and queens of France. Your private guide will know how to keep the attention of your entire family, including your children. This visit will be customized to your need and allow you to discover the castle as well as the gardens and the estate of Marie Antoinette.

Spend half a day exploring the wonders of Versailles - and don't worry about hopping on the train or getting there yourself. This private tour begins when you meet your guide directly in front of your Paris accommodation. Climb aboard a comfortable, private vehicle, and make your way towards the palace. Upon arrival, skip-the-line entry means you'll head right inside. Tour the castle's splendid interior, including the State Apartments, venture into its sprawling gardens, and learn more about the people who once called it home.

Visit a bygone era in style with a private horse and carriage ride through the historic town of Versailles. Select a half-hour trip through one of the town's storied neighborhoods - Quartier Notre-Dame or Quartier St-Louis - or upgrade to a 1-hour ride that includes both of them. Attractions you'll see include the Church of Notre-Dame, Place d'Armes, Court of Scents, Potager du Roi, Place du March e, Hôtel de Ville and Versailles Cathedral. It's an excellent way to explore the town before or after you see the famous Palace of Versailles itself. Each carriage holds at most four people.