Palace of Versailles Half/One-Day/Afternoon Tour | Paris

good visit and nice place 🙂

Informative tour around the palace. It was nice since we are roaming around on our own, having time to take our pictures. The audio guide was really unique and cool. Though limited time, it was fun.

A must-visit place if you're here in Paris, slightly away from the city ✨ // thank you KKday for the tickets which included a coach ride from the city (makes us less vulnerable of getting mob/rob/pickpocket) & no queue into Versailles!

not enough time, long line eventhough you have time slot ticket

It was moving around freely as own-self with audio guide. It's include of Bus transportation. I recommend A.M course

If you really want to come here, it is very convenient to book tickets in advance on KKday

If you don’t want to find convenient transportation on your own during your independent travel, you can take photos of the Eiffel Tower at the meeting point. If you want to visit the garden, the full-day tour is recommended, but the return car will not be called by name, it will leave when the time is up, so you have to pay attention to the meeting time yourself:)

Departing from Paris in the morning, it is closer to the outskirts than you think, but it is nice to get away from the city for a while and see new scenery, and the Palace of Versailles in the morning sunlight is even more splendid in gold. I was able to enter comfortably and see many works of art, and I had a great time. The departure and arrival points are close to the Eiffel Tower, so it is also great for planning your schedule.

It is impossible not to visit here. The palace is full of antique paintings, taking you step by step into the scenes of Western history and feeling the cruelty of war.

We participated in a half-day tour in the afternoon. The meeting place changed during the Paralympics, so it was a bit difficult to get there, but the tour wasn't too crowded, so we walked around the palace and gardens at a leisurely pace and arrived just in time for the meeting (although it may not be enough for those who want to take their time). Also, you have to download the Japanese audio guide from a QR code, but (not just this audio guide) you need to set up your phone to download it, so we ended up not being able to download it. I recommend that you find out how to download things overseas before you go.