 Disabled access Telephone The estate i Tickets and information for individual visitors Equiped for disabled visitors School group cloakroom of Versailles Cafeteria and Restaurant “La Flottille” : 01 39 51 41 58 “La Petite Venise” : 01 39 53 25 69 Refreshments Free Toilets Cour de la Chapelle, cour des Princes (For disabled persons), Grand Trianon, Petite Venise, Flottille, bosquet du Dauphin and Bosquet de la Girandole (For disabled persons). -   P Car park ’ Boat hire P Bicycles Ice creams     Souvenirs P Confectionery P Picnic area  Arboretum Take away de Chèvreloup   Mini-train Sailors’ Gate P - i A mini-train runs every --- day to the Trianon -  except in exceptional ’  circumstances. P Seats are reserved for people with restricted 1 Saint Anthony Gate mobility. 3 4 2 Duration 15 mins tél. 01 39 54 22 00 5 fax 01 39 55 07 25 6 7 Electric cars 8 9 tél. 01 39 66 97 66 Lift for people with 10 limited mobility

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Palace The Palace is open every day, With audioguide in 8 languages except Mondays and some French public This ticket allows you to visit : holidays or during official ceremonies : King’s and Queen’s First floor 3 April – 31 October 2007 State Apartments From 9am to 6.30pm (Hall of Mirrors) and King’s chambers (last admission: 6pm) Chapel and Opera House

1 November 2007 – 31 March 2008 History of Galleries From 9am to 5.30pm (last admission: 5pm) Dauphin’s Apartments, the heir to the throne i Tickets and information Mesdames’ Apartments, Lift for people with for individual visitors Louis XV’s daughters, at week-ends limited mobility  Disabled access to all * except for temporary closures visit circuits Dauphin’s and Mesdames’ Apartments Marie-Antoinette’s Estate accessed through the Dauphin’s entrance Ground floor P 2 parking spaces reserved for people Guided tours  with limited mobility not accompanied with a national museum lecturer (in French or English) Groups by a carer Reservation from 9am to 3.45pm take away Information: 01 30 83 77 88 / 52 51 Access to the gardens, P Le Café to Mesdames’ Chapel Courtyard: 01 39 50 58 62 and Dauphin’s Apartments Telephone Access ramp for people i with limited mobility. Bookshops

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The estate of Versailles You are about to visit the Palace and , which count among the most presti- gious of the world’s heritage sites and represent the finest and most accomplished achievement of 17th century French art. King Louis XIII’s former hunting lodge was transformed and enlarged by his son Louis XIV, who installed his court and government there. The town that was built around the Palace bears witness to this rich period of French History. Plan your day out discovering all the splendours of Versailles thanks to the range of possibilities available. Visit all the different parts of the Palace freely: King’s and Queen’s State Apartments, Chapel and Opera House, History of France Galleries, Dauphin’s Apartments (the heir to the throne) and at weekends Mesdames’ Apartments (Louis XV’s daughters). Then walk through the gardens and groves to the Grand Trianon and Marie-Antoinette’s Estate.

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The creation of “Marie-Antoinette’s Estate” is part of the “Grand Versailles” Pass project that aims most notably to show Versailles’ contrasts: Classical and with audioguide in 8 languages On sale at ticket desks until 3pm* , destitution and extravagance, male inspiration from Louis XIV and female inspiration from Marie-Antoinette to Madame de Pompadour, to all year round* : name just a few. The Petit Trianon and its gardens are inseparably linked King’s and Queen’s from Marie-Antoinette : she was the only queen who imposed her personal State Apartments tastes on Versailles, scoffing at Court traditions. In the Trianon estate, (Hall of Mirrors and which Louis XVI gave to her in 1774, she found a haven of privacy that King’s Chamber) allowed her to escape from the rigours of Court Étiquette. Chapel and Opera House

History of France Galleries The Marie-Antoinette’s Estate and the Grand Trianon are open every day, except on Dauphin’s Apartments, some French public holidays and during official ceremonies: the heir to the throne Mesdames’ Apartments, 1 November 2007 - 31 March 2008 3 April - 31 October 2007 Louis XV’s daughters, at week-ends Access to the Petit Trianon, Chapel, Access to the Grand Trianon: Grand Trianon French Pavilion, Queen’s Theatre, 12 noon to 5.30pm Belvedere, Temple of Love, Grotto, (last admission: 5pm) in high season* : Landscaped Garden, Refreshments Petit Trianon Gardens open for walks all day. Marie-Antoinette’s Estate Dairy, Queen’s Hamlet and Farm: The Coach Museum and 12 noon to 7.30pm Grandes Eaux Musicales, (access to indoor areas until 6pm) at weekends and on public holidays Access to the Grand Trianon: 12 noon to 6.30pm *except for temporary closures (last admission: 6pm)

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