Is the Estate of Trianon included in Palace of Versailles tickets?

It’s included in Passport and full-access Versailles tickets. It’s not included in every Versailles ticket, so always check inclusions before booking.

Should I buy a standalone ticket or a combo?

Choose standalone if you want only the Trianon palaces and Hamlet. Choose a Passport or full-access ticket if this is your first Versailles visit.

How long does a visit to the Estate of Trianon take?

Plan 3–4 hours for the estate alone. If you’re combining it with the palace and gardens, set aside most of the day.

What’s the best time to visit the Estate of Trianon?

Wednesday and Thursday afternoons are usually the calmest. Avoid weekends if you want quieter paths between the Petit Trianon and Queen’s Hamlet.

Can I visit the Estate of Trianon without visiting the Palace of Versailles?

Yes. The Estate Of Trianon Ticket lets you visit Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, the Queen’s Hamlet, and their gardens without entering the main palace.

What’s the difference between Grand Trianon and Petit Trianon?

Grand Trianon feels grander and more architectural. Petit Trianon is smaller, more intimate, and leads directly into Marie-Antoinette’s private world and the Hamlet.

Are there any access or opening restrictions?

Yes. The estate keeps different hours from the main palace, and some related sites, like the Gallery of Coaches, follow separate opening schedules.

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Palace of Versailles Full Access Tickets

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Secure your timed entry to the Palace and gardens and explore Versailles comfortably, without rushing or waiting.

Everything you get: Explore the full Palace of Versailles estate, from the iconic Royal Gardens to the Estate of Trianon. Enjoy the freedom of a self-guided visit, with access to temporary exhibitions, the Gallery of Coaches, and the Royal Tennis Court.
Upgrades: Get an exclusive access to a free audioguide with the Palace of Versailles Ticket or top-up the ticket with Light of Liberty Virtual Reality Experience.
Why choose this: One ticket unlocks the entire Versailles estate, giving you the freedom to explore on your own terms. Linger where you like, skip what you don’t, and shape your itinerary around your interests—from royal history to grand architecture.

Inclusions

Timed entry to the Palace of Versailles
Access to Gardens and temporary exhibitions
Access to Gallery of Coaches and Royal Tennis Court
Access to the Fountain or Musical show (Apr to Oct only)
Access to the Estate of Trianon (Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen's Hamlet and their gardens)
Immersive audio guide (as per option selected)
Virtual reality experience Light of Liberty (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Guide

What to bring

Carry a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking in case it is requested at the entrance.

Accessibility

The palace is largely accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, with ramps, elevators, and adapted restrooms available across most areas, including the gardens and the Trianon Estate.
Wheelchairs are available to borrow, and designated accessible parking spaces are provided.

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers are not permitted inside the palace.
Pets are not allowed inside the venue.
Infants must not sit on laps, and infant seats are not available.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the palace.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed; photos without flash are permitted.

Additional information

Please arrive at the meeting point 20 minutes before the start of your tour.
For details on the Musical Fountains Show and Musical Gardens, check the official gardens information link in your voucher.
The gardens close at 6pm from November to March and at 8:30pm from April to October.
Children aged 0 to 5 may enter for free but must be included in your booking.

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Palace of Versailles Guided Tours

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Experience Versailles beyond the surface with expert-led tours that bring its stories to life while guiding you through all the must-see highlights.

Everything you get: Guided tour of the Palace with a professional multilingual guide. See the full estate, including the main palace, Trianon Estate, Gardens and Park, and temporary exhibitions. Your experience also includes access to the Fountain Show or Musical Show if you visit between April and October.
Upgrades: A deeper dive into the Versailles Palace's history, architecture, and role in World War I and the French Revolution, brought to life with expert storytelling.
Why choose this: Choose between exclusive guided access to the King’s Private Apartments or a private guided tour of the Palace.

Inclusions

Guided tour of the Palace of Versailles
Access to Gardens and temporary exhibitions
Access to Gallery of Coaches and Royal Tennis Court
Access to the Fountain or Musical show (Apr to Oct only)
Access to the Estate of Trianon (Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen's Hamlet and their gardens)
Professional English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Mandarin-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Guided tour of the Grand Apartments and the Hall of Mirrors (as per option selected)
Private guided tour of the Palace of Versailles (as per option selected)

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Transportation

Meals

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking for entry verification.
Carry your booking confirmation, printed or digital, for smooth check-in.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the palace and gardens cover extensive grounds.
Consider bringing a bottle of water, especially during warmer months.

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers are not permitted inside the palace.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the palace for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the palace.
Food and drinks are not permitted inside the palace.

Accessibility

The palace is largely accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, with ramps, elevators, and adapted restrooms available across most areas, including the gardens and the Trianon Estate.
Wheelchairs are available to borrow, and designated accessible parking spaces are provided.

Additional information

The Passport ticket grants access to the Palace, Trianon Estate, Gallery of Coaches, Royal Tennis Court, temporary exhibitions, and the gardens.
From 1 April to 31 October, the Passport ticket includes entry to the Musical Fountains shows.
For details on the Musical Fountains Show and Musical Gardens, check the provided information link in your ticket.
Late arrivals may be considered a no-show and are not eligible for a refund or rescheduling.
Guided tours are available with professional English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Mandarin-speaking guides, as per the option selected.
The main palace guided tour lasts 90 minutes or 2 hours, depending on the option selected.
Small-group tours have a maximum of 20 guests, as per the option selected.
Some options include a 90-minute exclusive guided tour of the King's private apartments, Royal Chapel, or Royal Opera, as specified when booking.
Some options include a self-guided tour of the gardens from 1 October to 31 March; check your selected ticket for details.
Some options include access to the Fountain or Musical show between April and October; confirm this in your chosen ticket details.
Access is not allowed without a valid ticket or if you do not meet the eligibility criteria for free entry.

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From Paris: Round trip Transfers & Versailles Palace Tickets

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Skip the logistics, savor Versailles with convenient round-trip transfers from Paris.

Everything you get: Set off from Paris in a bus or minibus with round-trip transport included both directions. Arrive for your timed entry and use your ticket to enter the Palace of Versailles and its gardens, exploring rooms and manicured grounds before heading back to the city. Your visit includes access to the Musical Gardens or Fountain Show.
Upgrades: Choose a ticket with pickup from your preferred location—Eiffel Tower, Le Louvre, Champs-Élysées, Porte Maillot, or Opéra, or upgrade to a guided Palace tour with exclusive access to the King’s and Queen’s Apartments.
Why choose this: Round-trip transport takes care of every detail, so you can enjoy Versailles without planning, queues, or stress.

Inclusions

Timed entry to the Palace of Versailles
Round-trip transport from Paris to Versailles
Access to Gardens and temporary exhibitions
Access to Gallery of Coaches and Royal Tennis Court
Access to the Fountain or Musical show (Apr to Oct only)
Half-day or full-day tour from Paris to Versailles (as per option selected)
Access to King's and Queen’s grand apartments (as per option selected)
Access to the Hall of Mirrors (as per option selected)
Guided tour of the Palace of Versailles (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Food and drinks

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the Palace and gardens require extensive walking.

What’s not allowed

Food and drinks are not allowed inside the Palace of Versailles.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted inside the Palace for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Smoking, alcohol, and illegal substances are strictly prohibited on the premises.

Accessibility

The palace is largely accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, with ramps, elevators, and adapted restrooms available across most areas, including the gardens and the Trianon Estate.
Wheelchairs are available to borrow, and designated accessible parking spaces are provided.

Additional information

Entry is by timed ticket, allowing you to skip the line at the Palace and gardens.
Access to the Musical Gardens or Fountain Show is included from April to October, if you select this option.
Cafés and restaurants are available near the Palace for meals, but these are not included in your ticket.
Security checks may delay entry, so please allow extra time for this process.
Children of all ages are welcome, but all guests require a booked ticket.
Your visit can be a half-day tour or a full-day tour from Paris, depending on the option you select.
Some options include a small-group minivan tour from Paris with an official palace audio guide.

Get full refund if you cancel 72 hours before the experience start time.

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Exclusive King’s Private Apartments Guided Tours

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Elevate your estate visit with exclusive access to the private quarters of the kings.

Everything you get: Led by an expert guide, go beyond the ceremonial grandeur of Versailles and step into the private quarters of the kings. Hidden behind the State Apartments, these intimate “small apartments” reveal a more personal side of royal life, with refined décor and beautifully preserved spaces such as the Clock Cabinet, the recently restored Corner Cabinet, the library, and Louis XVI’s Games Room.
Upgrades: Choose between exclusive guided access to the King’s Private Apartments available in 6 languages or a semi private guided access to the King’s Private Apartments with access to the Palace and Gardens.
Why choose this: A deeper dive into the Versailles Palace's history, architecture, and role in World War I and the French Revolution, brought to life with expert storytelling.

Inclusions

Timed entry to the Palace of Versailles
Guided tour of King's apartments and the Hall of Mirrors
Access to Gardens and temporary exhibitions
Access to Gallery of Coaches and Royal Tennis Court
Access to the Fountain or Musical show (Apr to Oct only)
Access to the Estate of Trianon (Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen's Hamlet and their gardens)
English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or German-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Semi-Private guided tour of King's apartments and the Hall of Mirrors (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Guided tour of the Versailles Palace

What’s not allowed

You cannot re-enter after leaving the Palace and Garden premises.
Animals are not allowed in the palace, gardens, or Trianon Estate.
Weapons and sharp objects are not allowed on the premises.

Accessibility

The palace is largely accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, with ramps, elevators, and adapted restrooms available across most areas, including the gardens and the Trianon Estate.
Wheelchairs are available to borrow, and designated accessible parking spaces are provided.

Additional information

You cannot leave valuable items or clothing in the left-luggage office.
You must collect left luggage before 6pm from April to October and before 5pm from November to March.
To join your guided tour, you must show an admission ticket for the same day along with your tour ticket.
The guided tour of the King's private apartments lasts about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
You will use a dedicated waiting line for the tour, which is shorter than the regular palace entry line.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Palace of Versailles Golfcart & Bike Tours

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See more of Versailles in comfort by combining golf carts with scenic cycling.

Everything you get: Explore the Palace of Versailles with an expert guide using golf carts through the Royal Gardens and a bike ride across the Grand Canal to the Trianon Estate. Visit the hidden Bosquets, Petit Trianon, and Marie Antoinette's Hamlet before ending with the Palace entry. Guests who prefer not to cycle can opt for a shuttle instead.
Upgrades: Choose a quick and budget friendly 2-hour bike tour on a classic bike or an e-bike through the Royal Gardens, ideal if you're short on time, or already have Palace tickets.
Why choose this: Most tours cover only the Palace or gardens. This one lets you comfortably explore Versailles' hidden corners while covering far more ground in a single day.

Inclusions

Bike or golf cart tour of Versailles
Expert certified guide
Entry tickets [as per option selected]
Gardens, Bosquets and fountains show access [as per option selected]
Small-group bike tour format [as per option selected]
Classic bike or e-bike for the full duration of the tour [as per option selected]
Helmet for each participant [as per option selected]
Golf cart [as per option selected]
Bike or shuttle [as per option selected]
Fifteen percent lunch discount at Angelina [as per option selected]

Exclusions

Lunch

What to bring

Carry a valid photo ID and dress appropriately for the weather, as much of the experience takes place outdoors.

What’s not allowed

Large luggage and oversized bags are not permitted inside the Palace.

Accessibility

Guests who prefer not to cycle may choose the shuttle option instead.

Additional information

The itinerary follows the Musical Fountain Show schedule on weekends between April and October, whenever available.
The outdoor portion of the tour is weather-dependent.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Quick overview

Ticket: Separate ticket required
Starting price: From €12
Combo available: Yes. Combo with the Palace of Versailles and Gardens available through Passport and full-access tickets.
Visit duration: 3–4 hours
Best time: Wednesday or Thursday afternoons; quieter paths and fewer palace spillover crowds
Included in Palace of Versailles ticket: Yes. Included in full-access tickets.

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Things to know before booking your tickets

A separate ticket is required where you book a Palace of Versailles ticket that specifically includes the estate, such as Palace of Versailles Full Access option.
Not all Palace of Versailles tickets include access to the Estate of Trianon, so check your ticket inclusions before booking.
The Estate of Trianon is about a 20–25 minute walk from the main palace. Set aside enough time if you plan to visit both in a single day.
The Estate of Trianon may have different opening hours from the main palace and gardens, so confirm the schedule before your visit.
If you're visiting between April and October, book in advance to secure your preferred date and timed entry, as this is the busiest period.
Visiting the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, and Queen's Hamlet involves long outdoor walks, so wear comfortable shoes and plan accordingly if mobility is a concern.

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Your Estate of Trianon ticket options explained

Ticket	What’s included	Price from	Recommended tours
Gardens-only	Entry to the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen's Hamlet, and their gardens. Does not include access to the Palace of Versailles interiors.	€20	Book now
Passport/full-access	Timed entry to the Palace of Versailles, Estate of Trianon, gardens, Royal Tennis Court, and temporary exhibitions. Includes Musical or Fountain Show access on event days (April–October).	€25	Book now
Guided tour	Guided tour of the Palace of Versailles with access to the full estate, including the Estate of Trianon and gardens.	€55	Book now

How to best experience Estate of Trianon

Best time to visit

Aim for Wednesday or Thursday afternoons if you want the estate at its calmest. The palace crowd thins as the day stretches on, and the Hamlet feels more spacious and contemplative. Pair it with an early palace visit.

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How long to spend

Give yourself 3–4 hours for the estate alone. That covers both Trianon palaces, the walk between them, and time to linger at the Hamlet. Anything under 2 hours turns the visit into a checklist.

Where it fits in your itinerary

Visit the main palace first, then move outward to the estate once you’ve seen the headline rooms. This sequence works because Versailles becomes progressively quieter, and your energy suits the calmer pace of Trianon.

Crowd patterns

The busiest spillover usually reaches Trianon around early afternoon, especially on weekends and peak summer dates. Off-peak, the paths between the Petit Trianon and Hamlet feel far less congested. Favor midweek visits whenever possible.

What to prioritize if time is short

If time is tight, prioritize the Grand Trianon for architecture, then the Queen’s Hamlet for atmosphere. The Petit Trianon is the link between them, but the emotional payoff peaks in the palace-to-hamlet contrast.

Common mistakes to avoid

Many visitors underestimate the distances and leave the estate for the very end. That’s when fatigue sets in and the Hamlet gets rushed. Treat Trianon as a major part of your day, not a leftover add-on.

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Intro

The Estate of Trianon matters because it shows Versailles without court ceremony. Instead of state ritual, you move through royal retreat spaces designed for privacy, leisure, and escape. Don’t rush straight to the Hamlet, the contrast works best if you experience the Grand Trianon and Petit Trianon first.

Grand Trianon

Start here to understand why the estate exists at all. The Grand Trianon’s pink-marble elegance feels lighter and more breathable than the main palace. Walk the long colonnaded façade before entering; its low, horizontal scale makes the strongest first impression from outside.

Petit Trianon

The Petit Trianon shifts the mood from royal display to private life. Its smaller scale and more intimate interiors explain Marie-Antoinette’s version of Versailles: personal, controlled, and deliberately removed from the court’s formal rhythm.

Queen’s Hamlet

This is the estate’s emotional payoff. The Queen’s Hamlet reveals how far the royal retreat moved from official palace life into an idealized rural fantasy. Walk the full loop rather than stopping at the first cottages.

Gardens and connecting routes

Pay attention to the transition spaces between the major stops. The paths linking the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, and Hamlet gradually move you from formal palace logic into a looser, more intimate landscape, which is why the estate works best as a sequence.

Historical & cultural significance

Most visitors don’t realize the Estate of Trianon was created as Versailles’ escape valve, spaces where the court could step away from ceremony without leaving royal ground. The Grand Trianon, completed in 1687, and the later Petit Trianon turned the edge of the estate into a private royal world that culminated in Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet. Today, the ensemble reveals the personal side of monarchy more clearly than the main palace does. Learn more in the history of the Estate of Trianon.

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Know before you go

Note: The Estate of Trianon keeps different opening hours from the main Palace of Versailles. See details below.

The Estate of Trianon generally opens later than the main palace.
Standard estate opening begins at 12 noon on most dates.
From July 2 to September 8, early opening begins at 10am.
The estate follows a different daily schedule from the palace and gardens, so check your dated ticket details before arrival.

Main Versailles address: Place d’Armes, 78000 Versailles | Find maps here
The Trianon area sits inside the wider Versailles estate; many visitors reach it after entering through the main palace grounds.
Nearest train station for the main gates: Versailles Château Rive Gauche, about a 10-minute walk to the palace entrance.
If you’re already inside Versailles, expect a 20–25 minute walk from the main palace to the Trianon estate.
A secondary access point for the Trianon side is along Avenue Rockefeller, 78000 Versailles.

Most visitor routes through the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, and the gardens are step-free, though some outdoor paths are gravel or cobblestone and may be uneven.
Accessible toilets are available at multiple locations across the Versailles estate.
Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome upon presentation of valid documentation.
Wheelchair users should allow extra time, as the Estate of Trianon covers a large area with long outdoor distances between attractions.
Cafés, restaurants, and rest areas are available throughout the estate for breaks during your visit.

The standalone Estate Of Trianon Ticket covers only the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen’s Hamlet, and their gardens.
Musical Fountains Show or Musical Gardens tickets do not include Trianon entry.
Related sites such as the Gallery of Coaches and Royal Tennis Court follow separate operating schedules.

Animals are not allowed in the palace, gardens, or Trianon Estate, except registered service animals.
Weapons and sharp objects are prohibited.
If your booking also includes palace interiors, large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the palace.
If your booking also includes palace interiors, flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed there.

The walk from the main palace to the Trianon estate can take around 20–25 minutes each way.
A full route covering the estate on foot can add roughly 6–7km of walking.
Gravel paths and open-air sections are part of the route, especially around the gardens and the Queen’s Hamlet.
If you want to see every part of the estate comfortably, pace it as a major visit rather than a quick add-on.

Frequently asked questions about Estate of Trianon tickets

Yes. The Estate of Trianon is not included in general Palace of Versailles admission. A dedicated ticket is required for entry.

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From Paris: Round trip Transfers & Versailles Palace Tickets

What to bring

What’s not allowed

Accessibility

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Exclusive King’s Private Apartments Guided Tours

What’s not allowed

Accessibility

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Palace of Versailles Golfcart & Bike Tours

What to bring

What’s not allowed

Accessibility

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Quick overview

Things to know before booking your tickets

Your Estate of Trianon ticket options explained

How to best experience Estate of Trianon

Best time to visit

How long to spend

Where it fits in your itinerary

Crowd patterns

What to prioritize if time is short

Common mistakes to avoid

Exploring inside Estate of Trianon

Intro

Grand Trianon

Petit Trianon

Queen’s Hamlet

Gardens and connecting routes

Historical & cultural significance

Notable figures

Know before you go

Frequently asked questions about Estate of Trianon tickets

Do I need a separate ticket to visit the Estate of Trianon?

Is the Estate of Trianon included in Palace of Versailles tickets?

Should I buy a standalone ticket or a combo?

How long does a visit to the Estate of Trianon take?

What’s the best time to visit the Estate of Trianon?

Can I visit the Estate of Trianon without visiting the Palace of Versailles?

What’s the difference between Grand Trianon and Petit Trianon?

Are there any access or opening restrictions?

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