Trianon Estate and Marie-Antoinette Estate Skip-the-Line Tickets
Paris
Trianon Estate and Marie-Antoinette Estate Skip-the-Line Tickets
2 hours
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Wander through the Trianon Estate, intimate spaces built by the royals to gain some respite from their everyday royal duties.
It is home to the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen's Hamlet, and their ornamental gardens.
Visit temporary exhibitions, such as The Grand Dauphin and Native American allies at the court of Louis XV.
Enjoy a walk through the English-style gardens designed by the queen herself. It features a pond, stream, grassy hills, rare species of trees, and a few ornamental structures.
Conclude your tour with a visit to the Queen's Hamlet, a picturesque rustic village comprised of cottages with thatched roofs, a big lake, and a mill.
Access to the Estate of Trianon (Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen's Hamlet and their gardens)
Access to temporary exhibitions (e.g., The Grand Dauphin until 15 February 2026, 1725. Native American allies at the court of Louis XV until 3 May 2026)
Access to the Gallery of Coaches every weekend
Access to the Royal Tennis Court from Tuesday to Sunday
Access to the Versailles Palace
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Getting started
Your visit begins with direct access to the Trianon Estate, a retreat built for the French royals. Upon arrival, pass through a security check where ID and ticket validation are required.
What to expect
Trianon Estate – The Royals’ Private Retreat
A secluded escape within Versailles, the estate includes palaces, gardens, and hidden gems where monarchs sought privacy.
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Grand Trianon: A pink marble palace known for its lavish First Empire furnishings and Napoleon’s period of residence.
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Petit Trianon – Marie Antoinette’s elegant private retreat, surrounded by intimate gardens and refined interiors.
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Queen’s Garden: An English-style landscape with rolling hills, rare trees, a pond, and decorative structures.
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Queen’s Hamlet: A rustic village with thatched-roof cottages, a lake, a working farm, and a charming mill.
Know before you go
What's not allowed
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Animals in the palace, gardens, and Trianon Estate.
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Weapons and sharp objects.
Accessibility
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Guide dogs are allowed upon presentation of proof.
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Toilet facilities around the palace.
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Restaurants are accessible.
Additional information
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From July 2 to September 8, early opening at 10am.
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You may experience some waiting time at the security check at the entrance of the Estate
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Pick up an Estate of Trianon leaflet for free at the entrance.
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To make the most of your visit—the Gardens are open from 8am, the Estate of Trianon from noon, the Gallery of Coaches, and The Royal Tennis Court at 12:30pm.
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