golf cart rental versailles

Posted by Chris (Crystal Lake, IL, USA) on 05/08/18 02:52 PM. reef, I don't have up-to date-info for the winter low season, BUT I can help out a little. Europe ; France ; Ile-de-France ; Yvelines ; Versailles ; Versailles - Things to Do ; Palace of Versailles; Search. Tailor your visit to suit your desires without getting tired. How to get around the Chateau de Versailles, near Paris, France, including bike, mini-train, electric cart, pony and boat, by Jane Fisher I love to walk, and a day trip to the Château de Versailles certainly provides ample opportunity for that. Only one securitymachine was in operation. Jump to bottom. It was less $ for the 2 of us and I could enjoy the scenery and not have to pay attention to driving.golf carts exist but the odds you will be able to rent one without a long wait are very low -- I'd walk the gardens and then take the little train-trolley thing over to the Hameau and Trianon if you want to avoid the longish but lovely walk.This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity.

25 971 Reviews #1 of 79 things to do in Versailles. These have been removed but I am sure you will enjoy seeing all of the place.I walked with a friend thru the gardens to the Petite and Grande T. and the hamlet. Versailles golf cart rental. You are allowed to jump back onto any tram. We hope you'll join the conversation by posting to an open topic or starting a new one.To review the Tripadvisor Forums Posting Guidelines, please follow this link: We remove posts that do not follow our posting guidelines, and we reserve the right to remove any post for any reason.This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of Members who are knowledgeable about this destination and volunteer their time to answer travelers' questions.FAQ: CDG to Paris: RER (train) vs. This past June the golf cart rental was 20 Euros; I do know that it has since increased Email address for Versailles is "direction.public@chateauversailles.fr" for you to ask them directly or you can phone for infor on golf carts at "01 39 66 97 66" . This led one of our friends to describe it as 'the worst visitor experience he had ever experienced'. To get the train around the gardens, another queue in the sun. We of course chose English Language tour but others were available. It was excellent to see rooms the public does not view and also to have the expertise of a government historian who is knowledgable in all things Versailles to query. It was a lovely day.https://www.flickr.com/photos/45621748@N05/albums/72157678730807334Have a look - http://bienvenue.chateauversailles.fr/en/gardens/welcome#!panel-0-subpanel-10If it's not highlighted click on the 'car' icon. Palace of Versailles: Go for the gardens and spend the money on the golf cart.

Now they charge you 7 euros to visit gardens. Gardens were included in visit with that pass. We visited the palace on a Tuesday - got there early by RER from Paris and bought our tickets at the tourist office across the road from the train station without any dramas.On our girls weekend we popped over to see the Chateau but this time, we opted to pay the extra Euro for the behind the scenes guided tour. After exploring the palace, we plan to explore the grounds and gardens and we would like to rent a golf cart (electric cart). Explore the gardens and park of the Palace of Versailles in a small electric vehicle. A lot of pushing to get from room to room. We had bought tickets in advance but discovered we had to queue for three quarters of an hour to get through security, standing in full sun, no shade, shelter or drinks available. The whole time inside all I wanted to do was get outside. It was fabulous.

It makes 3 stops. Here's what has changed: you used to skip line to get in with Museum Pass. Taxi (including large groups & lots of bags) This was our third time to France and we finally had time to check it out.