Discover as a family the iconic Hall of Mirrors, the King’s and Queen’s Grand Apartments, the Royal Chapel… and many captivating anecdotes that bring French history to life and make it easier to understand and remember.
- Une visite privée magique en famille dans l’inoubliable château de Versailles
- Des conférenciers spécialistes des enfants & diplômés des plus grandes formations
- 5/5 étoiles sur les sites d'avis de clients depuis la création de l'agence.
| Included | The guided tour, public or private, led by a family and child-specialist guide. |
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| Not included | Drinks and personal expenses. |
| Duration | 0 Hour |
| Participants | Maximum 25 personnes |
| Important information | Meeting point is in front of the second (golden) gate of the palace, at the foot of the right-hand side pavilion when facing the château. If you see a large letter B on a sign, you are in the right place :-) Our guides carry ORANGE tote bags, making them easy to spot. You will receive an SMS with your guide’s contact details up to 30 hours before the tour. Please note: the Palace of Versailles may request proof that all registered participants belong to the same family. Remember to bring ID or a copy of the family record book for all participants, just in case. |
Venue
Château de Versailles, Versailles, France
Offered by
Ludo & Sophie
Further information
Versailles has long been the symbol of the French monarchy.Louis XIV, wishing to create a place of splendor and celebration to impress his courtiers, launched major works from 1668, greatly expanding the former hunting lodge built by his father, Louis XIII.
The successors of the Sun King continued to embellish the palace, until the French Revolution emptied it of most of its artworks and furniture.By the will of the Bourbon kings, Versailles was the political and administrative capital of the kingdom from 1682 to 1789, and a source of wonder for the rest of Europe.
This tour allows families to discover the State Apartments, the Royal Chapel, and the famous Hall of Mirrors, while following the daily rhythm of the king’s life, shaped by the strict court etiquette Louis XIV imposed to keep the nobility under control.
This visit is suitable for children aged 7 and up.
