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What to see in Versailles in 2 days

This 2-day plan groups 9 of Versailles's essentials by area, so you walk as little as possible: about 11 h 55 min of visits and 6.7 km on foot in total. The entry fees we know of add up to €65 per person; 2 of the places are free.

Day 1: Palace of Versailles and around

  1. 09:30
    Palace of Versailles~2 h 30 min visit · From €18→ 8 min on foot (0.6 km)
  2. 12:30
    Salle du Jeu de Paume (Tennis Court Room)~45 min visit · Free · De martes a domingo, de 12:30 a 18:30. Cerrada los lunes, el 1 de enero, el 1 de mayo y el 25 de diciembre.→ 5 min on foot (0.4 km)
  3. 13:20
    Versailles Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-Louis)~40 min visitLunch break nearby→ 4 min on foot (0.3 km)
  4. 15:20
    King's Kitchen Garden (Potager du Roi)~1 h 30 min visit · From €8 · De abril a octubre, de martes a domingo de 10:00 a 18:00 (cerrado el 1 de mayo; mercado los sábados de 10:00 a 13:00). De enero a marzo y de noviembre a diciembre, de martes a viernes de 10:00 a 18:00; cerrado el 1 de enero y festivos.→ 22 min on foot (1.7 km)
  5. 17:15
    Church of Notre-Dame de Versailles~30 min visit · Free

Day 2: Petit Trianon and around

  1. 09:30
    Petit Trianon~2 h visit · From €12→ 7 min on foot (0.5 km)
  2. 11:40
    Grand Trianon~1 h 30 min visit · From €10→ 13 min on foot (1.0 km)
  3. 13:25
    The Queen's Hamlet~1 h visit · From €10 · Estate of Trianon from 12.00 pm to 6.30 pm Closed on Mondays and Décember 25th, January 1st and May 1stLunch break nearby→ 29 min on foot (2.2 km)
  4. 16:10
    Lambinet Museum~1 h 30 min visit · From €7 · Miércoles a viernes de 12:00 a 19:00; sábados y domingos de 10:00 a 19:00. Cerrado lunes, martes y festivos.

Visit times are estimated by type of place and walks are computed as a straight line with a margin for the streets. Check the day's opening hours before you go.

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Frequently asked questions

What to see in Versailles in 2 days?

Day 1: Palace of Versailles, Salle du Jeu de Paume (Tennis Court Room), Versailles Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-Louis), King's Kitchen Garden (Potager du Roi) and Church of Notre-Dame de Versailles. Day 2: Petit Trianon, Grand Trianon, The Queen's Hamlet and Lambinet Museum.

How many days do you need to see Versailles?

For the essentials, 3 days: its 15 highlights add up to about 15 h 25 min of visiting.

How much do entry fees cost in Versailles?

The entry fees we know of add up to €65 per person; 2 of the places are free.