Versailles Garden and Palace - can we leave and re-enter on a Museum Pass

1. Does the Paris Museum Pass include Versailles?
2. Does the Paris Museum Pass allow you to skip the line at Versailles?
3. Can you just visit the gardens at Versailles?
4. What does the Paris Museum Pass cover?
5. How much does it cost to enter Versailles palace?
6. How much does it cost to go to Versailles from Paris?
7. How do I skip the line at Versailles?
8. Do you need advance tickets for Versailles?
9. Is a Paris Museum Pass worth it?
10. Are the gardens at Versailles free?
11. What is the best way to get to Versailles from Paris?
12. Can you visit Versailles for free?

Does the Paris Museum Pass include Versailles?

Popular museums and attractions like Louvre Museum (Musée du Louvre), Orsay Museum (Musée d'Orsay), Château de Versailles, Arc de Triomphe, Panthéon, Centre Pompidou, Conciergerie etc among several other attractions are included in the PAris Museum Pass.

Does the Paris Museum Pass allow you to skip the line at Versailles?

The Paris Museum Pass not only allows for free admission to a number of the top-visited attractions in Paris (i.e., Louvre, Orsay Museum, Arc de Triomphe, Versailles), but it also allows you to skip the long entrance lines at many of these attractions.

Can you just visit the gardens at Versailles?

When you arrive at the Palace, you can go directly to the gardens by going to the top left-hand side of the Cour d'Honneur and then passing through the Courtyard of the Princes (located at the left-side of the entrance A). ... If you only want to visit the gardens, you can buy your ticket directly in the gardens.

What does the Paris Museum Pass cover?

The Paris Museum Pass gives you free entry to over 60 museums and monuments in and around Paris, including some of the city's most iconic artistic landmarks such as the Louvre and the Musee D'Orsay.

How much does it cost to enter Versailles palace?

The Park and Gardens are open every day. The access is free except during Musical Fountains Shows and Musical Gardens. There are three train stations in Versailles, the closest one of the Palace is Versailles Château Rive Gauche.

How much does it cost to go to Versailles from Paris?

The distance between Paris & Versailles is about 9 miles. If you want to make some savings, the cheapest way to get to Versailles from Paris is to use public transports and especially by train. Paris to Versailles by train cost about 7,3€ for a round trip.

How do I skip the line at Versailles?

The only guaranteed way to skip the line at Versailles is purchasing online skip the line admission/passport tickets. With them you only queue once at Gate B and this is usually 20 minutes long. On the other hand, lines at Gate A can easily extend up to 60 minutes.

Do you need advance tickets for Versailles?

Visitors to the Palace must book in advance and select a specific time slot. We highly recommend that visitors pre-book their tickets online. Once you have booked your ticket online and printed it, go directly with your ticket to Entrance A of the Palace. Visitors eligible for free admission must pre-book online.

Is a Paris Museum Pass worth it?

Whether you're a first-time visitor or have been to France numerous times, I'd recommend it even if you only plan on visiting a few places it includes. The value in saved time is arguably more significant than the money you'll save, making the Paris Museum Pass a great option.

Are the gardens at Versailles free?

Admission is free and no ticket is required. The gardens are also free, except on Musical Fountains Show and Musical Gardens days. The Park is open every day all year round and admission is free.

What is the best way to get to Versailles from Paris?

The easiest option is the RER (Line C) train, which departs from Métro stations in the center of Paris and arrives at the Versailles Château Rive Gauche station, which is the closest train station in Versailles to the Château de Versailles. The train ride takes around one hour.

Can you visit Versailles for free?

Free admission

Access to the palace of Versailles and the estate of Trianon is free for everyone below 18 years old, residents of the European Union below 26 years old, teachers in French schools, people with disabilities and one accompanying person, ... However, time reservations are required for access to the Palace.