Heads up! Alistair’s on a winter break from 15 Nov 2025 — back with stories from 28 Feb 2026!

Discover Versailles with Alistair, a native English-speaking historian and specialist guide. This intimate full-day experience (maximum 14 guests) combines engaging storytelling with reserved access to Versailles’ most iconic landmarks.

• Guided highlights tour of the Versailles Gardens, with Fountain Shows on weekends (April–October)

• Guided highlights tour of Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet and Farm

• With reserved Palace entry, you’ll avoid the queues and, through stories that bring Versailles to life, gain a deeper understanding of the Royal Chapel, Marie Antoinette’s bedchamber, the State Apartments, and the dazzling Hall of Mirrors

• Little Train ride to discover hidden gems without the long walk

• Time to relax at La Petite Venise and Angelina cafés, with snacks, lunch, and restrooms available. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary options offered

Public transportation options are available nearby

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

It is imperative that you provide us with the guest’s MOBILE PHONE NUMBER (including the country code). The reason is simple but crucial: guests sometimes arrive late. If a tour operator books on their behalf and uses the operator’s number instead of the guest’s, we have no way of contacting them directly. Unless the guest reaches out to us, they cannot rejoin the tour. However, if we have the guest’s own number, we can immediately send their tickets and ensure they can easily rejoin the tour without missing out.

This 1.5-mile walk is downhill and is not suitable for strollers or small children (+7 years old only)

This 1.5-mile walk is downhill and is not suitable for mobility walkers, wheelchair users or individuals with canes

Babies are welcome as long as parents are happy to carry them in a baby carrier (no strollers permitted inside the Palace)