How we pick Versailles tours

A tour needs at least 4.5 stars and 30 reviews on the platform that sells it. The score and review count belong to that platform.

The site reads prices, ratings and review counts from the booking platform. It also checks whether each tour is on sale. Use the ‘listings read’ date to see when this happened: 15 November 2026.

Each list has a rule that follows its heading. Every tour on a selection page was checked against that rule in the listing's own text. Read the rule before you choose.

Tours are booked on Viator. Palace tickets and some guided tours are booked on Tiqets. The button names Tiqets when that is where you book.

A tour can be sold in several options. Each tour is compared by one option, named on its card and at the top of its page. The price, length and group size on your card belong to that option.

The tour price is a comparison rate per adult. Dates in the coming year are ordered by price, from low to high. The comparison uses the price of day 14 in that order.

Your own date can cost more, and the booking page shows that price before you pay. The standard Passport costs €25 today, or €22 for European Economic Area residents and nationals.

The editor has not taken every tour. Tour facts come from the listing. Use the description to see what your tour includes before you book.

The site does not time queues. Waiting times appear only when an official page states them. You may still wait at Palace security on crowded days.

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