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Leisure
Explore the Park by bicycle, boat or on a Segway.
Leisure
Explore the Park by bicycle, boat or on a Segway.
Electric Vehicle Hire - South Terrace
These electric vehicles can be used to complete five routes independently, starting from the South Terrace. Rental is available every day.
Hours:
daily from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (last departure at 6:00 pm)
Closed in January
From February to March, daily from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm (last departure at 4:30pm)
Rates:
- 42 € per vehicle per hour,
- 10,50 € per additional 15 minutes.
- Discount for disabled people (-40%) and Subscribers (-30%).
Telephone: +33 (0)1 39 66 97 66
6 vehicles are equipped to accommodate a person in a wheelchair.
Electric Vehicle Hire - Petite Venise
The electric vehicles with audioguides will help you to discover the park of Versailles at your own pace. Rental is available every day.
Hours:
daily from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (last departure at 4:00pm)
Closed in January
In February & March, daily from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm (last departure at 4:30pm)
Rates:
- 42 € per vehicle per hour,
- 10,50 € per additional 15 minutes.
- Discount for disabled people (-40%) and Subscribers (-30%).
Telephone: +33 (0)1 39 66 97 66
6 have been adapted for wheelchair users.
Bicycle Hire
Bicycle hire point open only on weekends and public holidaysfor exploring the Park and visiting the Trianon palaces.
Hours:
January 1 - February 14: closed
February 15 - March 31: from 10am to 5:30pm (last departure 5pm)
April 1 - October 31: from 10am to 6:45pm (last departure 6:15pm)
November 1 - November 15: from 10am to 5pm (last departure 4:30pm)
November 16 - December 31: closed
- 8 € per half-hour,
- 10 € per hour,
- 2.50 € per additional 15 minutes,
- 21 € per half-day (4 hours),
- 23 € per day (8 hours).
- Discount for Subscribers (-30%) and disabled people (-40%).
In order to retrieve your documents, you have to return the bicycle at the same place you borrowed it.
Bicycle Hire
Bicycle hire point for exploring the Park and visiting the Trianon palaces. Rental is available every days.
Hours :
January 1 - February 14: closed
February 15 - March 31: daily from 10am to 5:30pm (last departure 5pm)
April 1 - October 31: daily from 10am to 6:45pm (last departure 6:15pm)
November 1 - November 15: daily from 10am to 5pm (last departure 4:30pm)
November 16 - December 31: closed
Rates bicyle:
- 8 € per half-hour,
- 10 € per hour,
- 2.50 € per additional 15 minutes,
- 21 € per half-day (4 hours),
- 23 € per day (8 hours).
- Discount for Subscribers (-30%) and disabled people (-40%).
Rates tandem:
- 16 € per hour,
- 4 € per additional 15 minutes,
- 12 € per additional 30 minutes,
- Discount for Subscribers (-30%) and disabled people (-40%).
In order to retrieve your documents, you have to return the bicycle at the same place you borrowed it.
Bicycle Hire - Queen’S Gate
Bicycle hire point open only on weekends and public holidays for exploring the Park and visiting the Trianon palaces.
Hours :
January 1 - February 14: closed
February 15 - March 31: from 10am to 5:30pm (last departure 5pm)
April 1 - October 31: from 10am to 6:45pm (last departure 6:15pm)
November 1 - November 15: from 10am to 5pm (last departure 4:30pm)
November 16 - December 31: closed
Rates:
- 8 € per half-hour,
- 10 € per hour,
- 2.50 € per additional 15 minutes,
- 21 € per half-day (4 hours),
- 23 € per day (8 hours).
- Discount for Subscribers (-30%) and disabled people (-40%).
In order to retrieve your documents, you have to return the bicycle at the same place you borrowed it.
Boat Hire
You can have an excursion on the Canal by renting boats. Every day from March 1 to November 15.
Weekday hours :
Opening hours from Monday to Friday:
March: 1pm - 5:30pm (last ticket at 5pm)
April, May and June: 11am - 6:45pm (last ticket at 6:15pm)
July and August: 10am - 6:45pm (last ticket at 6:15pm)
September - October: 1pm - 6:45pm (last ticket at 6:15pm)
November (until the 15th): 1pm - 5pm (last ticket at 4:30pm)
Weekends and holidays:
March: 11am - 5:30pm (last ticket at 5pm)
April, May and June: 10:30am - 6:45pm (last ticket at 6:15pm)
July and August: 10:00 am - 6:45 pm (last ticket at 6:15 pm)
September - October: 10:30 am - 6:45 pm (last ticket at 6:15 pm)
November (until the 15th): 11am - 5pm (last ticket at 4:30pm)
Rates:
- 16 € per half-hour,
- 20 € per hour,
- 5 € for additional 15 minutes.
- 16 € for additional 30 minutes.
- Discount for Subscribers (30%) as well as for disabled people (40%), but the rowing boats are not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Telephone: +33 (0)1 39 66 97 66
The Grand Canal
The Grand Canal is André Le Nôtre's most original design. Covering 23 hectares, 60m in width, 1700m east-west and 1000m north-south in length, the Grand Canal is one of the best places to take in the full beauty and grandeur of the estate as a whole. Laid out between 1668 and 1679, Louis XIV's architect took great care over the dimensions in order to offer the perfect perspective.
Where can I hire a bicycle?
Take advantage of the Grand Canal and the vast expanses of the Park by hiring a bicycle. Bicycles are for hire next to the La Flottille restaurant (also at the Grille de la Reine and at the Porte Saint-Antoine).
Bicycle Hire
Bicycle hire point open only on weekends and public holidaysfor exploring the Park and visiting the Trianon palaces.
Hours:
January 1 - February 14: closed
February 15 - March 31: from 10am to 5:30pm (last departure 5pm)
April 1 - October 31: from 10am to 6:45pm (last departure 6:15pm)
November 1 - November 15: from 10am to 5pm (last departure 4:30pm)
November 16 - December 31: closed
- 8 € per half-hour,
- 10 € per hour,
- 2.50 € per additional 15 minutes,
- 21 € per half-day (4 hours),
- 23 € per day (8 hours).
- Discount for Subscribers (-30%) and disabled people (-40%).
In order to retrieve your documents, you have to return the bicycle at the same place you borrowed it.
Bicycle Hire
Bicycle hire point for exploring the Park and visiting the Trianon palaces. Rental is available every days.
Hours :
January 1 - February 14: closed
February 15 - March 31: daily from 10am to 5:30pm (last departure 5pm)
April 1 - October 31: daily from 10am to 6:45pm (last departure 6:15pm)
November 1 - November 15: daily from 10am to 5pm (last departure 4:30pm)
November 16 - December 31: closed
Rates bicyle:
- 8 € per half-hour,
- 10 € per hour,
- 2.50 € per additional 15 minutes,
- 21 € per half-day (4 hours),
- 23 € per day (8 hours).
- Discount for Subscribers (-30%) and disabled people (-40%).
Rates tandem:
- 16 € per hour,
- 4 € per additional 15 minutes,
- 12 € per additional 30 minutes,
- Discount for Subscribers (-30%) and disabled people (-40%).
In order to retrieve your documents, you have to return the bicycle at the same place you borrowed it.
Bicycle Hire - Queen’S Gate
Bicycle hire point open only on weekends and public holidays for exploring the Park and visiting the Trianon palaces.
Hours :
January 1 - February 14: closed
February 15 - March 31: from 10am to 5:30pm (last departure 5pm)
April 1 - October 31: from 10am to 6:45pm (last departure 6:15pm)
November 1 - November 15: from 10am to 5pm (last departure 4:30pm)
November 16 - December 31: closed
Rates:
- 8 € per half-hour,
- 10 € per hour,
- 2.50 € per additional 15 minutes,
- 21 € per half-day (4 hours),
- 23 € per day (8 hours).
- Discount for Subscribers (-30%) and disabled people (-40%).
In order to retrieve your documents, you have to return the bicycle at the same place you borrowed it.
Where can I go jogging?
Enjoy a run all the way around the Grand Canal (about 6 km - 3¾ miles).
The Grand Canal
The Grand Canal is André Le Nôtre's most original design. Covering 23 hectares, 60m in width, 1700m east-west and 1000m north-south in length, the Grand Canal is one of the best places to take in the full beauty and grandeur of the estate as a whole. Laid out between 1668 and 1679, Louis XIV's architect took great care over the dimensions in order to offer the perfect perspective.
Can I walk my dog?
Dogs are only allowed in the Park and must be kept on a lead.
Where to walk on horseback?
Marly lies 7 km north-west of Versailles, halfway between Versailles and the palace of Saint Germain en Laye, and was Louis XIV’s second great work. The king used it as a residence for leisure and kept access to it restricted to only a few privileged courtiers. Here, Jules Hardouin-Mansart demonstrated his dual talent as an architect and gardener by creating one of the most original works of the 17th century. The palace of Marly was gradually demolished in the early 19th century. The park and other features, such as the drinking pool with its two ponds, still remain today.