[2025 Versailles Attraction] Travel Guide for Gardens of Versailles (Updated Mar)

It's so spacious! It's too spacious! It's a really spacious garden that makes you want to say "It's too spacious!" 😳 Even though it's so spacious, there are fountains in each place, and around the fountains, there are a number of sculptures with beautiful bodies 👨‍🦱✨ It was a difficult task to draw water from the Seine to this extent at the time of construction, but they managed to do it somehow. The gardens of the Palace of Versailles took 40 years to build... It's just amazing! The gold sculptures give off a golden glow befitting a king's palace, and exude an atmosphere of splendor and wealth. The statues were made with the gods of Greek and Roman mythology in mind, and include Apollo, the sun god. It is said that Louis XIV admired Apollo... He also loved dancing, and apparently even wore Apollo's costume. The trees in the garden are well-maintained and I thought they were really beautiful. Everyone, please take a look around the gardens as well as the main building of the Palace of Versailles😊 #Gardens of the Palace of Versailles #Trip to France #Gardens of the Palace of Versailles

The Garden of Palace of Versailles is a popular landmark which you should visit if you are in Versailles. Get up early as you might want to avoid the extreme sun and high temperatures. An early morning walking is pleasant and you will get less tired and sweaty. The forest is well maintained, this place is clean and fresh air is everywhere. There are not restaurants or places to get food so bring your snacks and water. The gardens and fountains are both a pleasure to see. Free access to locals ands tourists so don't worry about tickets only you need tickets to get inside the Palace.. #createwithtrip #france #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

If you go to the Palace of Versailles, we'd like to introduce you to the Palace of Versailles Gardens, a must-see spot. ✨ The Palace of Versailles Gardens, including the surrounding palaces, is a whopping 800 hectares in size! It's said to be about 175 Tokyo Domes in size. 📝 (You probably can't see it all in a day, lol) The gorgeous Baroque design makes every scene photogenic. 📸The geometric gardens and the large fountain in front are especially worth seeing. ◎ There are times when an admission fee is charged, but it would be a waste to just see the palace and then go home! ! Be sure to visit the gardens as well♪ ⛲️Spot name: Versailles Palace Gardens 📍Location: Place d'Armes, 78000 Versailles 🕰️Opening hours: 8.00 am - 6.00 pm ※Open every day 💰Admission fee: November to March: Free April to October: Paid admission from Tuesday to Sunday ※Admission is on days when fountain shows and musical gardens are held ※There is an additional fee for admission to the Palace of Versailles and the Trianon Palace 🚉Access: There are three nearby stations ・Versailles Château Rive Gauche station ・Versailles Rive Droite station ・Chantiers station #France #European travel #Garden #Historical site #0 yen trip February 2025

Welcome to the world-famous Gardens of Versailles! This garden carries the history and culture of France and shines with the brilliance of art. I believe everyone can’t wait to unveil its mystery, so let us embark on this dream journey together. Stepping into the gardens of the Palace of Versailles is like walking into a magnificent palace of art. The central axis before us is extremely shocking. It is the soul of the garden, extending infinitely into the distance, demonstrating the majesty and solemnity of the royal family. Walking along the central axis, you will see meticulously trimmed lawns under your feet, like a green velvet carpet. On both sides of the lawn, the carefully crafted flower beds are gorgeous and dazzling, with colorful flowers competing with each other in splendor, forming various exquisite patterns, as if it were a giant painting created jointly by nature and gardeners. Continuing forward, the Latona Fountain comes into view. This fountain is based on ancient Greek mythology and tells the story of the goddess Latona. Look, the goddess Latona in the center of the fountain has a graceful figure and a solemn expression, surrounded by her children. Clear water spurts out from different angles, forming lively splashes of water, which sparkle with colorful light under the refraction of sunlight, like a dream. When the breeze blows, the water droplets fall gently, bringing a hint of coolness, making people feel as if they are in a fairyland. After passing the Latona Fountain, you will arrive at the world-famous Apollo Fountain. This is undoubtedly the crown jewel of the Versailles Gardens. The fountain depicts the grand scene of Apollo, the sun god, rising from the water in his chariot. The magnificence of that moment was captured vividly by the sculptor. The statue of Apollo is majestic, with a determined gaze. He drives the chariot bravely forward, as if he wants to break through all obstacles and spread light and hope to the earth. The horses around the carriage were galloping and neighing, their hooves raised high, water splashing, the scene was very shocking. The sunlight shines on the fountain, and the golden light and silver water splashes interweave, creating a sacred and solemn atmosphere, which makes people marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of ancient artists. Sculptures are also a highlight in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. They stand beside flower beds, sit beside paths, or are dotted in ponds. They have various shapes and look lifelike. These sculptures cover a wide range of subjects, some are taken from myths and legends, and some show historical stories. Each one is full of the artist's hard work and wisdom. They are not only decorations, but also precious works of art, adding a profound cultural heritage to the garden. In addition to these iconic sights, the gardens also feature large areas of tranquil woods and winding paths waiting to be explored. Walking into the woods, the tall trees block out the sun, and the sunlight shines through the gaps between the leaves, creating patches of mottled light and shadows. Walking along the trail, you can hear the melodious singing of birds and smell the fragrance of flowers and plants. You will be intoxicated by the tranquility and beauty of nature. Here, you can temporarily forget the hustle and bustle of the world, immerse yourself in this green world, and enjoy a moment of tranquility and relaxation. The beauty of the Versailles Palace Garden is not only stunning during the day, but it also has a unique charm at night. When night falls and the lights come on, the whole garden is shrouded in a gentle glow. Under the reflection of the lights, the fountain changes into colorful colors, like a dream; the sculptures are outlined by light and shadow, making them more mysterious and solemn. At this moment, the garden seems to have turned into a fairy tale world, romantic and charming.

#getgoing2025 The Gardens of Versailles in winter transforms the landscape into a serene, cold wonderland. The bare branches of trees create stark silhouettes against the pale sky, while a delicate layer of snow blankets the ground, softening the sharp edges of the manicured hedges and pathways. The gardens, usually vibrant with color, now exude a tranquil beauty, where the muted tones of winter evoke a sense of calm. As we stroll along the winding paths, the quietness is punctuated only by the crunch of snow underfoot. The serene atmosphere invites reflection, allowing you to appreciate the grandeur of the gardens in a new light. In this winter stillness, the Gardens of Versailles become a magical retreat, where nature and history intertwine beautifully, offering a moment of peaceful solitude. My favorite part was walking in the middle if the tall bare trees and seeing the statue of The Fountain of Apollo. #xmastrip #myhiddengems #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #france #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip #travel #naturalwonders #couplestrip #thingstodo #china #familytravel #naturalwonders #staycation #paris

Follow the Olympics to tour Paris, 11 must-do things in Paris! || Woke up to the Paris Olympics opening ceremony going viral, the mysterious torchbearer passing through the Louvre, the banks of the Seine, the Orsay Museum, Notre-Dame de Paris... That segment of cultural and historical scenes unfolding one by one was quite creative. The dances that followed, and that Last Supper, I must say, were really eye-catching 👀 🌆 Paris is a city that you won't get tired of even if you stay for a month. Endless art exhibitions, the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe on the Champs-Élysées, Notre-Dame de Paris, the banks of the Seine, the Louvre, modern art cafes, and beautiful parks leave an indelible impression on every visitor. 11 must-do things in Paris 1. Spend 1-2 days visiting the Louvre, and it's recommended to watch 'Xiao Gu Talks About Painting' beforehand. 2. Visit Monet's 'Water Lilies' at the Orangerie Museum. 3. Experience the exquisite and elegant Parisian time in the sculpture-filled garden of the Rodin Museum. 4. Attend a classical music concert at the solemn Sainte-Chapelle. 5. Climb the Arc de Triomphe for a panoramic view of Paris, where you can see the skyscrapers of La Défense and the Grande Armée Avenue connecting the old and new Arc de Triomphe. 6. Take the sightseeing elevator to the top of the Eiffel Tower, or if you're fit, climb the 1,665 steps from the south side. 7. A cycling tour in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles is definitely one of the top 3 activities in Paris. You can rent a bike with your passport. 8. Have a picnic or go for a walk or bike ride along the Canal Saint-Martin in the evening to blend in with the locals' leisurely life. 9. Embark on a modern and contemporary art journey at the Centre Pompidou. 10. Admire the masterpiece of French Gothic architecture at Notre-Dame de Paris. 11. Appreciate Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings at the Orsay Museum. A week in Paris is really not enough. If there's anything missing, feel free to add, dear friends.

🚇Transportation: 🚉RER Line: You can take the RER C line directly from Paris, and it takes about 1 hour to reach Versailles Rive Gauche 🚃SNCF Train: From Paris's Montparnasse train station, you can take a train to Versailles Chantiers station, then it's about a 15-minute walk 🚗Taxi: You can take a taxi through Blot, a one-way trip takes about 30 minutes, and it costs around 30 euros, Uber is slightly more expensive 🚇Metro + 🚌Bus: Take the metro line 9, and transfer to bus 171 at Pont de Sevres station 🎫Tickets: Versailles Palace ticket 💶18 euros/person, Versailles Garden 💶10 euros/person, Grand Trianon Palace 💶12 euros/person. Passport ticket: 21.5 euros/person Tickets can be purchased on the official website, with optional visiting times If you buy the Paris Museum Pass, you can only visit the palace part, the garden area requires a separate ticket. It is worth noting that the pass also requires advance reservation of time ⏰Opening Hours: am09:00-pm18:30 Closed on Mondays Recommended visiting time is one day 💡Must-see at Versailles Palace 1⃣️Hall of Mirrors 2⃣️Royal Chapel 3⃣️Hercules Room 4⃣️Venus Room 5⃣️Apollo Room 6⃣️Versailles Garden ⚠️The Hall of Mirrors in Versailles Palace is luxurious, but it's super crowded. It's recommended to go early. The scenery in the Versailles Garden is super beautiful, but also super big, it's too much to walk all by foot, you can take the little train inside, the ticket is 8.5 euros/person

🚗🚗🚗Travel Itinerary: Day1: Louvre Museum→Eiffel Tower→Seine River Day2: Versailles Palace Garden Day3: Montmartre→Sacré-Cœur→Wall of Love→Place du Tertre

#wheretogo The Palace of Versailles , former France royal residence and center of government , and its now a national landmark. the palace of Versailles is now a popular tourist attractions in France . there is a beautiful garden at the palace that’s worth seeing. often many tourists around this area you will need a good spot to have a nice picture . it’s located abit outskirts from the city, suggest you take a half day or full day tour package to reach here. you can learn something new and understand more about France history during your trip. recommended good 👍🏻 #awesomepic #france #europe #holiday

#wecreate #PalacePerfection #RegalRetreat #HistoryUnveiled #ElegantEscapade Join us on an enchanting adventure through the opulent halls of Versailles Palace! 🏰✨ Immerse yourself in the splendor of French royalty and experience the grandeur of a bygone era. Marvel at the exquisite architecture, lush gardens, and intricate artwork that adorn every corner of this iconic landmark. #PalatialParadise #GardenDelights #CultureCruise #MustVisit

Undoubtly the most magnificent palace gardens in the world. Spend a full day just in the gardens to enjoy the beautiful views and wonders. There is so much to see especially when you walk out of the main gardens.#gardens #france #summervacation