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new arrivals in Versailles ::) catching on fast.
you can have alone or with guides along with you; younger than 12 yrs old are special combine bike with an adult for free.
1 rue de la Paroisse, near marche de notre dame and church of notre dame or bassin Neptune inside chateau
34,50 euros per person for 2 persons minimum and 1H15 mins of rides,another formula for 2H30 to ask.
http://www.versaillesevents.fr/fr/vepass/views/reco
web in french gives pricing, formula and info on the rides.new so waiting to be in english too. Leave a Comment
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 With a golf cart through
Versailles by desert_princess, 2 more photos
As the cart's route doesn't pass by the Queen's Hamlet , make sure to not miss is - it's my best memory from Versailles.
Be sure to be at the kiosk early enough as they are closing around 17h - We were lucky to catch the last vehicule ,but there were NOT SO LUCKY group of americans that were left without their cart. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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We walked from the main palace to Marie Antoinette's estate, the Grand and Petit Trianon, but there's another way to get there if you're not inclined or able to walk long distances.
Once you leave the main part of the Palace, you can head out into the gardens and find Les Petits Trains du Parc de Versailles, a tram that will take you from the Palace to the Petit Trianon, the Grand Trianon and the Grand Canal. According to the website you can get off at each of the stops or stay on the tram, the whole circuit is supposed to take 50 minutes by tram and it says it covers 5 km or about 3 miles.
The tram looks like it currently costs €6, €4.50 for kids 11-18 and disabled visitors and free for kids under 11. The tram is enclosed but didn't seem to have any air conditioning, in the heat we were in, it looked like the people inside were baking behind the glass windows.
We also saw people in golf carts, the Versailles website says they are only for people with limited mobility so I don't know how you go about arranging for these. Leave a Comment
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small boats that can fit 4 persons rides from monday to friday , very romantic on the Grand Canal. nice on a pleasant day, and a nice way to end the day ::) Leave a Comment
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The easiest way is by using the tram, called RER - take line C!
You can go by bus (line 171) from Pont de Severes to Versailles-Place dÀrmes
Or train (SNCF) from Paris-Montparnasse to Versailles-Chantiers
or from Paris-Saint Lazare to Versailles-Rives-Droite Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Exploring tree-lined
paths by bpacker
To rent a bike, walk down Tapis Vert towards the Grand Canal. The bicycle station is just beside the Ice Cream Stand. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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several bus companies offered tours from Paris to the Chateau de Versailles
these are
Paris Vision tel +33 (0) 1 42 60 30 01
http://en.parisvision.com/75-vaux-vicomte-castle.htm
Euroscope Tel +33 (0) 1 56 03 56 81
http://www.euroscope.fr/index.php?lang=english
Paris Trip tel +33 (0) 1 42 12 86 76
http://www.paris-trip.com/
This one offered tours IN Versailles
guidatours tel + 33 (0) 1 39 02 05 18
http://www.guidatours.com/ Leave a Comment
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caleches are old horse buggies that takes you around town in a relaxing way and can sightsee the main sites for later come back for more detail look. very nice rides in nice weather.
les Caleches de Versailles call on site for rdv. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPhone: 06 12 73 89 19Other Contact: 01 30 21 21 83
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 TRI bus to all train
stations,chateau,trianon,hame by pedmar, 4 more photos
The main bus station aside from train stations is at Gare d'Europe, at ave de l'Europe, near the local govt building or Prefecture and on your way to the market of Notre Dame. Taking bus H here takes you to the town of Le Chesnay just outside Versailles and the best mall ,shopping center in all the Paris region is at Parly II,superb ::) see the stop below photo 3
The main one for visitors is the bus call TRI, it has great figureheads painting of the historical figures like Marie-Antoinette on the windows, and the big letters TRI front and back. Takes you from each station to the castle and the trianons. Same service as Phebus.
inside Versailles you can move by bus, and bus touristique, here is the Phebus the site for the bus transport in Versailles
http://www.phebus.tm.fr/page.asp?val=tourismeb Leave a Comment
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Versailles Castle is situated not far from RER station Versailles Rive Gauche. There are tables that show where to go that to come to the castle. From the center, I think it takes 1 hour around and it’s the last station of RER C. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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