Palace of Versailles: Entrance with Gardens & Estate of Trianon + Bike Tour

Have your cake (and eat it too) on a bike tour of Versailles

Duration: 9h
Audio guide: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
Max group size: 14
Fast Track
Live guide: English

Registered address: 138 Boulevard Berthier, 75017, Paris, FR

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Included

Timed entrance to the Palace of Versailles
1.5-hour cycling tour in Versailles
Roundtrip train tickets between Paris and Versailles
Access to the Gardens
Access to the Estate of Trianon

Not included

Food and drinks (a stop is planned in the Versailles outdoor market to buy food)
Gratuities
Hotel pickup/drop-off
Admission to attractions or monuments along the route not already specified

Meeting point

2 Rue de la Pépinière, 75008, Paris

Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time
The meeting point is outside of 2 rue de la Pépinière in Paris (in front of Starbucks)
Show your smartphone ticket to your guide at the start of the tour
The tour guide is responsible for acquiring and distributing entrance tickets

Description

Parade around the vast palace grounds of Versailles with tickets for a bike tour around the 2,000 acre estate.

Don't stop there – once you've toured the exterior, you'll enter one of the most lavish royal residences in the world with timed entry into the palace, and access to Marie-Antoinette's private quarters.

Comb each and every detail with an expert guide on your two-wheeler – lush green lawns, gushing water fountains, and manicured gardens. Stop for lunch at the outdoor market in Versailles and load up on fresh French delicacies.

Then, take your time inside to admire the gold-foiled details, expensive decor, and gleaming chandeliers. Learn all about the Sun King's legacy, scandals, and trifles of palace life prior to the French Revolution.

Please dress appropriately for physical activity (walking and cycling) and current weather conditions.