I hope you enjoyed this little day trip to Versailles! Stay tuned, I will have our adventures in Paris up very soon....If you want to get tickets in advance, highly recommend grabbing them here: bit.ly/3TQZTqI
I teach word history and my students are currently learning about the French Revolution. I used this video in class to show them what it looks like today!
You SAVED our trip to Versailles! Our GetYourGuide guide fell through and tickets were sold out but the gardens are open in winter and we'd just watched your video. We got the golf carts and had the best day. 👑✨
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Hello! Thank you so much for the video - very informative. I’m planning my trip to Paris with my mother almost 80yrs old. We would like to visit Versailles in June. but I’m concern lots of walking and being so crowded. I plan to rent a golf cart and drive her around the garden first then to the palace and Trianon. Are there places to sit around? inside? My mother walks slows and would need breaks at times. Are there any elevators or all stairs? There so much to see so not sure the best highlight to explore? Any suggestions? Or skip the garden due to the heat? My mother not fan of heat.
It may be a challenge. I would say definitely do the golf carts. You’re in the shade on them and when you’re driving around u get some breeze. Sometimes in June it can be hot or not so you never know what you’re going to get weather wise. You can drive thru and see a lot of the gardens and maybe get out for a quick little walk into some of them if she’s up to it. However you might need to do some research as to the accessibility of the palace itself. From my memory I don’t really remember a whole lot of chairs or benches inside the palace to sit in, or elevators, but that could’ve been simply bc I didn’t need that and thus was not paying attention to whether those were present or not. I’m sorry I can’t be of more help on that front but I’m sure if you go to the website they may have some info on that?
This video is soo much helpful, i am going to Paris next month, and your video helped me decide that, yes, i should go to VERSAILLES at any cost; also would you mind sharing the con of hiring a golf kart? the music was very loud at that point so i wasn't able to understand what you said, i am going with my elderly parents so i am surely going to hire a gold kart.
I’m not sure what I said at that point either 🙃 I would say, from my memory (it’s been almost 2 years now) there’s no con of getting the golf cart, and in fact, if you are with your elderly parents you will certainly need it. Even being a healthy, fit person, the golf cart made it possible for us to see more areas in less time. It also kept us shaded for the most part which was key that day because it was hot!
@@djrounak I'd suggest getting an earlier time slot to enter, ours was around 10am, but you can pick one that's as early as 9 I believe. Versailles is only open till 5pm, so if you come in the morning, that should give you enough time to really take your time and see a lot!
You could! If you get to Versailles right when it opens, which I think is 9am? You could possibly leave earlier than their closing time, 5pm, and be back in Paris to do anything that is still open, or choose to do activities that aren’t sites like a major landmark or museum that might close around the same time in the afternoon as Versailles. It all depends on when you get back to Paris and your energy level after a day walking around Versailles :)
We got on the train from Paris I think around 9am, our ticket time into Versailles was 10:30am, so we got into Versailles (the town) with a good buffer of time to get those croissants and coffee and walk to the palace. We stayed until about 4:30 when the heat had started to get to us. So we def could’ve gotten there a little earlier, and stayed a little later, but we were satisfied with the time we spent. There are bathrooms, but i would advise using them before you really get into the thick of walking thru the palace bc once you’re in there, obviously they are scarce. When you’re out on the grounds, you can find restrooms at various places usually by the little cafes
The passport ticket is only valid for two entries, and indeed you need one to get into the gardens, and if you leave to the Trianon, then you will exit and need one to get back in. You are lucky they let you in the third time; I have often seen them turn people away.
I am visiting Versailles this weekend and was wondering about this. How would you be able to return the golf cart if you aren’t let back into the gardens after visiting the Trianons?
Thanks for sharing your experience at Versailles! That dress was perfect for the setting!! We're going this fall and debating golf cart versus bikes. Did you observe any disadvantages to the biking option, other than the summer heat? We'll have an older teenager with us and thinking it might give her some independence...
I think bikes could be really fun and a great way to get exercise! Tbh I might have opted for that instead but my husband really wanted the golf cart, since we had been walking around in Europe a ton for the 2 weeks before this so we were both a little tired. But I’d say if you’re leaning towards the bikes, do it!
Hi I’m planning on going Paris and just wanted to ask a question. When you travel to place of versallies, do you only need to take one train RER C train? Do you need to book another train ticket to get to the area. So for example, taking one train from Paris, RER C train, and then another train to the palace? And how about getting back from the palace to Paris?
You only need one rer ticket there and and one to go back. We got on the rer c in Paris at the champ du mars station (I believe) and took the train all the way to the town of Versailles, where you get off and walk to the palace. It’s a very small town and the palace is an easy 10-ish minute walk. When you are ready to return you walk back to the Versailles station and get on the rer c train Which will drop you back at the champs du mar station
@@MissMooreStyle but basically where my hotel is, on Google maps it says I would need to take a train to get onto the RER C line. So when I get to the first train station, would me paying for the Versailles ticket work even at the first train station to get to RER C? Or will the versallie ticket only work at the RER C line?
@@naziarahman2641 so if the train you have to take is different than the rer c line, you will likely need to get a different train ticket, tho I can't really say for certain not seeing the route you have to take. we only took this line to versailles and back, so we just bought two one way fares for it.
If your tickets were purchased from the official website, how did you end up getting them? Do they send you a ticket barcode or do you have to line up to get a physical ticket? Would you be able to elaborate the process of getting in? Thanks in advance!
In winter could be good bc maybe there would be less crowds, but I also feel like you won’t enjoy the gardens as much because you’ll be cold, but if that’s the only time of year you can make it there I’d say going is better than not going
@@MissMooreStyle what’s the best time to go there? Should we do the earliest or in the afternoon so its not too hot? I noticed it was quite hot when you were going around the garden. We are going in September this year 😊
@@Owenvlogs_05 I would recommend going the earliest, A, because it will be cooler, and B, because that will give you the maximum time to get to see everything. If you go in the afternoon you won't have enough time to really get to explore it all fully.
@@MissMooreStyle that’s a great idea. Not sure if you mentioned this already, where did you buy your ticket and what type of ticket did you get? What’s the earliest time to get in the Palace?
@@MissMooreStyle I read that he was really into performances so he had all the nobles around him most of the time dressing him and following him to put on a performance even on his death bed everyone watched as he died because he wanted then to and i was saying even after he died he still put on a fabulous performance because of his castle.
It’s a lot of walking! My feet did not hurt but I also knew I could handle wearing the sandals I did for long periods of time based on past experiences wearing them sightseeing all day. I also have pretty flat feet and am pretty unbothered by wearing “unsupportive” shoes for long periods of time. I’d say, if you’re concerned, wear some cute white sneakers with your dress! It’s definitely stylish to do so and a lot of women wear nice sneakers with just about everything in Europe (from what I’ve observed) bc they do do so much walking there
You missed Marie Antoinette's little village. It is one of my favorite places I have ever been. So picturesque! It usually is less busy so you step back in time. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hameau_de_la_Reine
ahhh, yeah that would've been fun! It was so hard to figure out how to budget our time properly when we were there, when we were at the petite trianon we wanted to go explore her gardens but it just seemed like it would be another hour or more tacked on and we wanted to make sure we got to see everything
@@MissMooreStyleot to mention Marie Antoinette quarters are finally opened to the public after long a period of restoration. By the way I'm French Vive les Rois et Reines de France ⚜️⬜⚜️⬜⚜️🟦⚜️⬜⚜️⬜⚜️ ⬜⚜️⬜⚜️🟦⚜️🟦⚜️⬜⚜️⬜ ⚜️⬜⚜️🟦⚜️🟦⚜️🟦⚜️⬜⚜️ ⬜⚜️⬜⚜️🟦⚜️🟦⚜️⬜⚜️⬜ ⚜️⬜⚜️⬜⚜️🟦⚜️⬜⚜️⬜⚜️ Here's a sneak peek of the Old Regim of France. The Monarchy of France. Long gone for 200 years. But the Houses of Bourbons/Orleans
I hope you enjoyed this little day trip to Versailles! Stay tuned, I will have our adventures in Paris up very soon....If you want to get tickets in advance, highly recommend grabbing them here: bit.ly/3TQZTqI
I teach word history and my students are currently learning about the French Revolution. I used this video in class to show them what it looks like today!
Omg wow I love this! Had no idea this video would have this kind of application but I hope the students enjoyed! :)
That was very informative about how to get around the grounds. This is the first one I saw that gave people more details on that! Appreciate it!
Glad it was helpful :)
This was so lovely. Thank you for sharing. The dress was perfection and the history lessons added so much depth.
I got that dress and was like yessss this is the perfect dress to wear to Versailles, if I can’t go in a ball gown 😂 thanks for watching Nikki!
@@MissMooreStyle ball gown next time ✅
Another winner from you. You do the best travel vlogs. So enjoyable to watch. And you looked beautiful 😀
Thanks so much lonna!!!!!
As a huge love for art and paintings i am in love with this
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You SAVED our trip to Versailles! Our GetYourGuide guide fell through and tickets were sold out but the gardens are open in winter and we'd just watched your video. We got the golf carts and had the best day. 👑✨
I love to hear that my videos helped people! I’m glad y’all made it work despite your guide falling through! Is it super crowded this time of year?
What do you mean by fell through? I’m planning on booking my trip through GetYourGuide.
Another amazing video! Definitely planning a trip back next year, thank you as always for the amazing travel vlogs!
Thank you so much!!! The travel vlogs are my favorite to make :) paris vlog(s) to come soon!
This was lovely -- thank you! I'm headed to Versailles today so this was helpful..
Glad it was helpful! Have fun!
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
This is so dope. I’m planning to visit Paris is December. Versailles is a must!!!!
thanks for watching! We loved our visit to versailles!
Hi Guys, Magic !!! Thankyou for the great video and your time and effort . John
Thanks John! :)
What a really helpful video! Thank you!
Thank you!!! I’m glad you liked it!!!
Hello! Thank you so much for the video - very informative. I’m planning my trip to Paris with my mother almost 80yrs old. We would like to visit Versailles in June. but I’m concern lots of walking and being so crowded. I plan to rent a golf cart and drive her around the garden first then to the palace and Trianon. Are there places to sit around? inside? My mother walks slows and would need breaks at times. Are there any elevators or all stairs? There so much to see so not sure the best highlight to explore? Any suggestions? Or skip the garden due to the heat? My mother not fan of heat.
It may be a challenge. I would say definitely do the golf carts. You’re in the shade on them and when you’re driving around u get some breeze. Sometimes in June it can be hot or not so you never know what you’re going to get weather wise. You can drive thru and see a lot of the gardens and maybe get out for a quick little walk into some of them if she’s up to it. However you might need to do some research as to the accessibility of the palace itself. From my memory I don’t really remember a whole lot of chairs or benches inside the palace to sit in, or elevators, but that could’ve been simply bc I didn’t need that and thus was not paying attention to whether those were present or not. I’m sorry I can’t be of more help on that front but I’m sure if you go to the website they may have some info on that?
This video is soo much helpful, i am going to Paris next month, and your video helped me decide that, yes, i should go to VERSAILLES at any cost; also would you mind sharing the con of hiring a golf kart? the music was very loud at that point so i wasn't able to understand what you said, i am going with my elderly parents so i am surely going to hire a gold kart.
I’m not sure what I said at that point either 🙃 I would say, from my memory (it’s been almost 2 years now) there’s no con of getting the golf cart, and in fact, if you are with your elderly parents you will certainly need it. Even being a healthy, fit person, the golf cart made it possible for us to see more areas in less time. It also kept us shaded for the most part which was key that day because it was hot!
@@MissMooreStyle so kind of you, thanks for your valuable suggestion my friend.
Can i also ask how much time you suggest spending in the palace and gardens for a leisurely tour?
@@djrounak I'd suggest getting an earlier time slot to enter, ours was around 10am, but you can pick one that's as early as 9 I believe. Versailles is only open till 5pm, so if you come in the morning, that should give you enough time to really take your time and see a lot!
@@MissMooreStyle haha thank you soo much my friend.
Is there any way you could fit in more sightseeing in Paris after a day in Versailles?
You could! If you get to Versailles right when it opens, which I think is 9am? You could possibly leave earlier than their closing time, 5pm, and be back in Paris to do anything that is still open, or choose to do activities that aren’t sites like a major landmark or museum that might close around the same time in the afternoon as Versailles. It all depends on when you get back to Paris and your energy level after a day walking around Versailles :)
That pizza looked so good, do you remember the place you got it? Thanks.
I believe it was a cafe called le Paris Versailles, located on rue des états généraux
I was there about 1.5 weeks ago!
Omgosh I want to take my kid here some day
I hope you will can
@@fungi_08 have you gone
I have so many questions.. lol
What time did you start this trip and what time did you guys leave?
Are there bathrooms?😅
We got on the train from Paris I think around 9am, our ticket time into Versailles was 10:30am, so we got into Versailles (the town) with a good buffer of time to get those croissants and coffee and walk to the palace. We stayed until about 4:30 when the heat had started to get to us. So we def could’ve gotten there a little earlier, and stayed a little later, but we were satisfied with the time we spent. There are bathrooms, but i would advise using them before you really get into the thick of walking thru the palace bc once you’re in there, obviously they are scarce. When you’re out on the grounds, you can find restrooms at various places usually by the little cafes
Not sure if I’m able
To buy the tickets on site? Online seems to be sold out..
It may be sold out for the day you’re looking at. Sorry I don’t know much about the workings of their site and ticket sales
Beautiful ❤ thank you 🎉
Thank you! Cheers!
Jessica, I’m going to the Philippines for my vacation next month!❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭
That's so exciting! Do you have family/know anyone there or are you just going just because?
Yeah! I’m going to visit with my family at my new apartment.
Where is your dress from? It’s so pretty
Thanks! It’s from Chicwish! rstyle.me/+hWImkBu9s7k7usmvGmCqtQ
The passport ticket is only valid for two entries, and indeed you need one to get into the gardens, and if you leave to the Trianon, then you will exit and need one to get back in. You are lucky they let you in the third time; I have often seen them turn people away.
I am visiting Versailles this weekend and was wondering about this. How would you be able to return the golf cart if you aren’t let back into the gardens after visiting the Trianons?
How long did it take you to finish everything?
OMG!!!! POst a link to where you got your dress!!!!!!
Isnt it perfect for Versailles? It’s from Chicwish! rstyle.me/+1ZkbEx6FULKKrvnSSF-gqQ
Thanks for sharing your experience at Versailles! That dress was perfect for the setting!! We're going this fall and debating golf cart versus bikes. Did you observe any disadvantages to the biking option, other than the summer heat? We'll have an older teenager with us and thinking it might give her some independence...
I think bikes could be really fun and a great way to get exercise! Tbh I might have opted for that instead but my husband really wanted the golf cart, since we had been walking around in Europe a ton for the 2 weeks before this so we were both a little tired. But I’d say if you’re leaning towards the bikes, do it!
Hi I’m planning on going Paris and just wanted to ask a question. When you travel to place of versallies, do you only need to take one train RER C train? Do you need to book another train ticket to get to the area. So for example, taking one train from Paris, RER C train, and then another train to the palace? And how about getting back from the palace to Paris?
You only need one rer ticket there and and one to go back. We got on the rer c in Paris at the champ du mars station (I believe) and took the train all the way to the town of Versailles, where you get off and walk to the palace. It’s a very small town and the palace is an easy 10-ish minute walk. When you are ready to return you walk back to the Versailles station and get on the rer c train Which will drop you back at the champs du mar station
@@MissMooreStyle okay thank you !
@@MissMooreStyle but basically where my hotel is, on Google maps it says I would need to take a train to get onto the RER C line. So when I get to the first train station, would me paying for the Versailles ticket work even at the first train station to get to RER C? Or will the versallie ticket only work at the RER C line?
@@naziarahman2641 so if the train you have to take is different than the rer c line, you will likely need to get a different train ticket, tho I can't really say for certain not seeing the route you have to take. we only took this line to versailles and back, so we just bought two one way fares for it.
Thank you for this great video. I learned so much. Can you park the golf carts along the way while you stop to see the sights like the Trianons?
I’m glad I could help! Yes, you can pull them off to the side, there are areas to park them at the trianons :)
@@MissMooreStyle thank you!!!
What time did you take your train to get there?
9am I believe!
Can you send the link to the water bottle?
Sure! Here it is amzn.to/3HXH4x1
I wish France was a Monarch today.
Its so sad & such a shame its not anymore.
R.I.P French Royalists.
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If your tickets were purchased from the official website, how did you end up getting them? Do they send you a ticket barcode or do you have to line up to get a physical ticket? Would you be able to elaborate the process of getting in? Thanks in advance!
We had them digitally on my phone, it was a pdf I just showed them that had a barcode that they scanned
When did you visit? It seems hot !
We were there in early June. It was definitely warm if you were in the direct sun!
how many hours did you stay at the palace?
About 5 hours
Your video is so good. Would you recommend visiting in winter ?
In winter could be good bc maybe there would be less crowds, but I also feel like you won’t enjoy the gardens as much because you’ll be cold, but if that’s the only time of year you can make it there I’d say going is better than not going
hi, how long to spend in Versailles?thanks
I would give it a full day for sure!
How is it going?, Miss~Love it~you created excellent picture! see u aroudn,
What was the fee u paid? And when/where did your purchase tickets?
If I remember correctly, we paid around $50 euros for our tickets, and we bought them online on the Versailles website a couple days in advance
This was before electricity, what did they use to light up the chandeliers?
I would assume candles! What a job that would be to have to light them!
Which month did you go to Versailles?
Early june!
@@MissMooreStyle what’s the best time to go there? Should we do the earliest or in the afternoon so its not too hot? I noticed it was quite hot when you were going around the garden. We are going in September this year 😊
@@Owenvlogs_05 I would recommend going the earliest, A, because it will be cooler, and B, because that will give you the maximum time to get to see everything. If you go in the afternoon you won't have enough time to really get to explore it all fully.
@@Owenvlogs_05 if you want to avoid the heat, you could opt to go see the gardens first and then when it gets warmer, go do the inside of the palace
@@MissMooreStyle that’s a great idea. Not sure if you mentioned this already, where did you buy your ticket and what type of ticket did you get? What’s the earliest time to get in the Palace?
It is really crazy that king louis the 14th still put on a fabulous performce after his death it is amazing
What do you mean?
@@MissMooreStyle I read that he was really into performances so he had all the nobles around him most of the time dressing him and following him to put on a performance even on his death bed everyone watched as he died because he wanted then to and i was saying even after he died he still put on a fabulous performance because of his castle.
@@MissMooreStyle I was reading a biography book during like my college essay type thing.
@@SleepyRue oh wow, how interesting, I did not know that!
Does the place smell bad? Heard it has an unpleasant odour due to the no/poor sanitation/plumbing/hygiene back in the time
No, not at all. That was also so long ago, so no there is no bad smell from the time before plumbing
@@MissMooreStyle awesome 👏
R.I.P gone forever Kingdom of France. 😔😞😢
Aww. It seems like someone is hankering for the days of old, slavery, serfdom, segregation, class systems and all that❤
Had the ROYAL FAMILY JUST GAVE IN A LITTLE. VERSAILLES WOULD BE TERR HOME THIS VERY DAY!!!
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youre so pretty
Thank you!!!
Just a super girly question here ! Did your feet hurt ? I wanted to a wear a dress, but it looks like a lot and lot of walking…
It’s a lot of walking! My feet did not hurt but I also knew I could handle wearing the sandals I did for long periods of time based on past experiences wearing them sightseeing all day. I also have pretty flat feet and am pretty unbothered by wearing “unsupportive” shoes for long periods of time. I’d say, if you’re concerned, wear some cute white sneakers with your dress! It’s definitely stylish to do so and a lot of women wear nice sneakers with just about everything in Europe (from what I’ve observed) bc they do do so much walking there
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Omg you talk soooooo fast like a rapper 😭
heyyy i know its very random but you look like kate middletoooon
Aww, thank you that is such a complement, she is beautiful 🤩
You missed Marie Antoinette's little village. It is one of my favorite places I have ever been. So picturesque! It usually is less busy so you step back in time. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hameau_de_la_Reine
ahhh, yeah that would've been fun! It was so hard to figure out how to budget our time properly when we were there, when we were at the petite trianon we wanted to go explore her gardens but it just seemed like it would be another hour or more tacked on and we wanted to make sure we got to see everything
@@MissMooreStyleot to mention Marie Antoinette quarters are finally opened to the public after long a period of restoration.
By the way I'm French
Vive les Rois et Reines de France
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Here's a sneak peek of the Old Regim of France. The Monarchy of France. Long gone for 200 years.
But the Houses of Bourbons/Orleans