Discover the best way to get to Versailles from Paris: by electric bike rather than by train or bus. Accessible to everyone, even the least athletic, the electric bike helps you cover distances effortlessly.
You will follow a green route off the beaten path, through parks, forests, and villages. You will mainly use bike paths, trails, and some low-traffic streets.
At the Notre-Dame Point of Sale in Versailles, buy delicious fresh products to put together your picnic. Have lunch in the Château park while admiring the palace.
Visit the Hamlet of Marie Antoinette at your own pace. Your Guide will wait for you near the bikes.
Take all the time you wish to visit the Hall of Mirrors, the gardens, and the fountains of the Palace of Versailles. During your visit, your guide will bring the bikes back to Paris. You will then return to Paris whenever you wish, by train (€2.55/person) + €2 for the card if necessary) at your expense.
The appointment is set for 8:30. In front of the Millésime café. Your guide will wear a helmet around the arm. Metro: Javel - André Citroën (line 10 or RER C) or Boucicaut (line 8)
The bike route ends in front of the Palace of Versailles. You can then visit the castle and the gardens at your own pace, then return to Paris whenever you want, by train or Uber/taxi. The return is your responsibility.
Location of the former Château de Saint-Cloud, residence of Napoleon Bonaparte.
A panorama of all of Paris from the Parc de Saint-Cloud.
Crossing through the village of Marnes-la-Coquette. It's a rare gem so close to Paris. It consists of very beautiful mansions and has only 1800 inhabitants.
Forest crossing. It is done on a little-frequented road by 1/3. When time permits, the remaining 2/3 will be done on dirt paths reserved for pedestrians and cyclists.
Discover this typically French food Point of Sale. Do your shopping (cheeses, sausage, baguette, wine...) for lunch.
Picnic by the Grand Canal of the products you bought at the Point of Sale.
The Grand Trianon Palace is located in the Palace of Versailles park. Made of pink marble, it was dear to Louis XIV. The hosts will be able to appreciate the castle from the outside and take some photos.
The Petit Trianon Palace is also called the Marie Antoinette Palace. The hosts will cross the castle courtyard and its park to get to Marie Antoinette's Hamlet.
Also called the Hamlet of Marie Antoinette. This small reconstructed village has a very appreciated fairy-tale side.
Visit the famous gardens designed by Le Nôtre.
Explore the majestic Palace of Versailles. It is the symbol of royal opulence, with its sumptuous rooms and its famous Hall of Mirrors. Discover the history of the kings of France through the gardens designed by André Le Nôtre. Immerse yourself in the art and grandeur of this royal residence.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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