Versailles Palace and Giverny Private Guided Tour From Paris

Visiting the alluring Versailles Palace and Giverny gardens on a private guided tour from Paris offers an unparalleled cultural experience. Guests can enjoy the opulent world of French royalty and the inspiring landscapes that captivated Claude Monet. With exclusive access and expert commentary, this full-day adventure promises a deep dive into the art, history, and natural beauty that have enchanted travelers for generations. Whether one’s interests lie in architecture, horticulture, or impressionist painting, this tour provides a uniquely tailored exploration that’s sure to leave a lasting impression.

Key Points

• Private guided tour from Paris to Versailles and Giverny, including skip-the-line access to Monet’s house and gardens, Versailles Palace, and Versailles Gardens.
• 9-hour duration available in multiple languages (English, Spanish, Russian) for up to 2 participants.
• Flexible scheduling, private transportation, and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
• Highlights include the opulent Hall of Mirrors and the tranquil ponds and vibrant flower beds of Giverny.
• Lunch at a local restaurant not included, but ample time allocated during the Versailles visit.

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Tour Overview

This private guided tour from Paris takes guests on a captivating journey to the iconic destinations of Versailles and Giverny.

The 9-hour tour is available in English, Spanish, and Russian for up to 2 participants at £1,156.77 per group.

This 9-hour private tour is available in English, Spanish, and Russian for up to 2 participants at £1,156.77 per group.

Highlights include skipping the lines to explore Monet’s house and gardens, the Palace of Versailles’ famous Hall of Mirrors, and the expansive Versailles Gardens.

A local restaurant lunch is available, but not included.

With flexible scheduling, private transport, and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, this tour offers a seamless and personalized experience.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour begins at the picturesque Giverny Gardens, where guests can explore the tranquil ponds and vibrant flower beds that inspired the legendary Impressionist painter Claude Monet.

Next, visitors will be transported to the grandiose Palace of Versailles, where they can marvel at the opulent Hall of Mirrors.

The tour then delves into the stunning Versailles Gardens, showcasing its intricate fountains and manicured landscapes.

Lunch at a local restaurant provides a chance to savor the flavors of the region before the tour concludes.

The tour highlights include:

1. Giverny Gardens and Monet’s House

2. Palace of Versailles and the Hall of Mirrors

3. Versailles Gardens and Fountains

4. Lunch at a local restaurant

Inclusions

The tour includes pickup and drop-off at your hotel, providing convenient transportation.

A live tour guide accompanies the group throughout the day, offering insights and historical context.

Skip-the-line admissions are included for Monet’s House, Gardens, Versailles Castle, and Gardens, allowing seamless entry and more time to explore.

This is a private group experience, so you’ll have the guide’s undivided attention.

While lunch at a local restaurant isn’t included, the tour itinerary allows ample time for you to enjoy a meal at your leisure during the visit to Versailles.

Booking Information

How does one go about booking this tour? There are a few options for booking the Versailles and Giverny Tour from Paris.

Customers can:

1. Reserve the tour now and pay later.

2. Check availability for different start times.

3. Customize the itinerary based on traffic or events.

4. Take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.

The tour can be booked online through the provider’s website or by contacting their customer service team.

With the reserve now, pay later option, customers can secure their spot without paying upfront. The flexibility to modify the itinerary and cancel free of charge are added benefits.

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Important Notes

Two important notes to consider for this Versailles and Giverny Tour.

First, no large bags or luggage are allowed on this tour. Participants should pack light and bring only essentials.

Pack light for this tour – no large bags or luggage allowed, just essential items.

Second, tips and personal expenses such as lunch aren’t included in the tour price. Visitors should budget accordingly and be prepared to cover these additional costs.

Following these simple guidelines will ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience exploring the magnificent Monet’s Garden and the splendid Palace of Versailles on this private guided tour from Paris.

Exploring Giverny Gardens and Monet’s House

As visitors arrive at Giverny, they’ll be greeted by the vibrant colors and beautiful landscapes that inspired the iconic Impressionist painter, Claude Monet.

The tour highlights include:

1. Exploring Monet’s iconic gardens, filled with his beloved water lilies, Japanese bridges, and flowering plants.

2. Visiting Monet’s charming pink house, where he lived and worked for over 40 years, now preserved as a museum.

3. Wandering through the artist’s vibrant flower gardens, which were his primary source of inspiration.

4. Learning about Monet’s life and creative process through interactive exhibits and knowledgeable guides.

Discovering the Palace of Versailles

After exploring the serene gardens and charming home of Claude Monet in Giverny, the tour now moves on to the grandeur of the Palace of Versailles. This opulent 17th-century palace was the seat of French royal power, known for its ornate Hall of Mirrors and immaculate gardens. Guests will skip the line to explore the palace’s impressive state apartments and enchanting grounds.

| Features | Description |

| — | — |

| Hall of Mirrors | Extravagant hall with 17 mirrored arches |

| State Apartments | Lavish rooms used by the royal family |

| Versailles Gardens | Expansive landscaped gardens with fountains |

| Trianon Palaces | Smaller châteaux on the palace grounds |

Enjoying the Versailles Gardens and Fountains

Visitors now enjoy the serene beauty of the Versailles Gardens, a verdant oasis sprawling across 800 hectares.

The Versailles Gardens, a verdant oasis spanning 800 hectares, enchant visitors with their serene and tranquil beauty.

The tour explores the magnificent fountains, cascading streams, and sculpted hedges that make this one of the world’s most renowned formal gardens.

Highlights include:

1. Strolling through the Grand Trianon and Marie Antoinette’s private estate.

2. Admiring the iconic Fountain of Apollo and Fountain of Neptune.

3. Discovering hidden pathways that wind through manicured flower beds and tranquil groves.

4. Enjoying panoramic views from the terraces overlooking the Grand Canal.

The tour provides an opportunity to fully take in the splendor of Versailles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can We Visit the Trianons at the Palace of Versailles?

The itinerary includes a visit to the Palace of Versailles, which does not explicitly mention the Trianons. However, since the tour covers the main highlights of Versailles, it’s likely visitors can explore the Trianons as well during their visit.

Is the Tour Suitable for Visitors With Mobility Issues?

The tour is suitable for visitors with mobility issues, as it includes skip-the-line admission and private transportation. However, visitors should note that the Versailles Gardens and Monet’s home have uneven terrain that may be challenging for those with limited mobility.

Do We Have Time to Explore the Village of Giverny?

This tour allows time to explore the village of Giverny. With a 9-hour duration, visitors can wander Monet’s gardens and home as well as the surrounding charming village at their own pace.

Can We Purchase Souvenirs at the Tour Locations?

Yes, you can purchase souvenirs at the tour locations. The itinerary includes stops at Monet’s house and gardens, as well as the Palace of Versailles, where there are gift shops to browse for mementos of your visit.

Is There a Dress Code for Visiting the Palace of Versailles?

There’s no official dress code for visiting the Palace of Versailles, but visitors are expected to wear appropriate attire. Shorts, tank tops, and flip-flops are generally discouraged, as the palace is a formal, historic site.

The Sum Up

This exclusive tour offers a remarkable opportunity to take in the enchanting world of Versailles and Giverny. Visitors can skip the lines, enjoy personalized insights from a live guide, and experience the breathtaking landscapes and cultural treasures at their own pace. With convenient transportation and flexible scheduling, this tour provides an unforgettable cultural experience tailored to individual preferences.

You can check availability for your dates here: