For further information. Gardens Explore. The Palace of Versailles Explore. Park Explore. Close Which train station is closest to the Palace? Close Where are the other train stations located? Close How can I come by bus? Close Where is the Versailles Express shuttle stop? Version 1. Here's the tricky part: Not all buses going in the direction of Versailles go all the way to Versailles; some terminate much sooner.
You should see "Versailles" listed as the destination on the bus, but if in doubt, confirm with the driver when you get on. Even if you don't speak any French, the polite way to do this is to say, "Bonjour, Monsieur or Madame.
They'll understand what you're asking, and even if you don't understand their response, watch their gestures to figure out if you should find a seat on the bus or get off and wait for the next one. In either case, nod and reply, "Merci, Monsieur or Madame. You can find the bus schedule on ratp. Should you consider taking the bus to Versailles? It is slightly more difficult than taking the train, especially if you don't speak much French but still relatively easy , and the possibility of boarding the wrong bus also makes it somewhat more stressful.
For most people, taking the RER C will be somewhat more convenient. However, the bus is the cheapest option and if your travel budget means that every Euro counts for example, if you're a student , then it's a fine choice. Normally, as a Paris visitor, you don't want to be burdened with a car in Paris because a driving in the city can be a nightmare if you're not used to it, and b parking can cost more than dinner.
Getting around Paris on the metro is much faster, cheaper, and easier. But if you are planning to make a trip outside the city to multiple destinations including Versailles, then renting a car and stopping at the Palace for a day or more along the way can make a lot of sense. Second, consider spending the night at one of the wonderful hotels or apartments in Versailles make sure you choose one with onsite parking where both hotel rates and parking fees are significantly cheaper than in Paris.
This also gives you more time to explore the Palace and its magnificent gardens. Should you consider using a ride-share service such as Uber or a taxi for getting to Versailles from Paris?
Because Paris has such an extensive, fast, and affordable public transportation network, going to Versailles by Uber or taxi doesn't usually make sense for most people - but, of course, your circumstances may vary. And if you love biking, this may become one of your favorite memories of your trip. The mile 24 km route to Versaiilles is easy and scenic, starting with a lovely stretch through the Bois de Boulogne in Paris's 16th arrondissement.
Once you reach the Palace of Versailles, you can enter the estate for free through one of the bike-friendly gates, and ride along picturesque paths through the woods and meadows. Unless you have your own bike, you can easily rent one for a day at a reasonable cost. You'll also need a route map, such as this one from bikemap. You can find detailed directions here. The only areas of the Estate where bikes are not allowed are in the gardens and the Palace and other buildings such as the Grand and Petit Trianons.
If you want to visit those places, you should bring a sturdy bike lock, which you can probably get wherever you rent your bike; if not, go to the nearest Decathlon, the huge French sporting goods store which has multiple locations in Paris.
You'll also need a "Passport" entry ticket for the Palace, Gardens, and other ticketed areas. How to Get from Paris to Versailles. Here's what you'll find in this article: How to get from Paris to Versailles with a tour group How to go from Paris to Versailles by train How to get to Versailles from Paris on the bus When to consider going to Versailles by car Should you use Uber to go from Paris to Versailles?
Can you bike to Versailles from Paris? How to Get from Paris to Versailles with a Tour Group Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles The easiest and most stress-free way to get to Versailles Palace is to join a group tour that includes transportation from Paris on a luxury coach or train. Popular Versailles Tours with Coach or Train Transportation from Paris Here are three of the most popular choices: Full-Day Guided Tour of Versailles by air-conditioned coach from Paris - On this comprehensive tour, you will visit the most spectacular Palace attractions such as the Hall of Mirrors, the beautiful Palace Gardens, and other important sights such as the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, and Marie Antoinette's Estate including her charming Hamlet before re-boarding your coach for your relaxing return to Paris.
Depending on which day you visit, you may also see the enchanting Musical Gardens or Musical Fountains show. Use your return train ticket to head back to Paris whenever you choose. Half-Day Versailles Guided Tour from Paris - This small-group guided tour from Paris by minivan includes pickup and drop-off at selected hotels, giving you the ultimate convenience when you have limited time.
Your guide will enrich your experience with stories about Versailles' famous history while taking you to see the most important rooms in the Palace as well as a quick visit to the Gardens. Choose a morning or afternoon excursion. Contact information, disclosures, audience. All rights reserved. Where to Stay. Main Index. By Durant Imboden V ersailles is a popular excursion for tourists in Paris.
How to make the trip: 1. Board the train when it arrives. Versailles visitor information: See the palace's official Web English-language site at en.
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