Relaxing in the parks and gardens of Versailles
Gardens, parks and forests... The natural heritage of Versailles makes it the perfect place for rest and relaxation.
Park and garden Groupe (EN)
A vast natural and landscaped area housing an exceptional collection of trees, the Versailles-Chèvreloup Arboretum is an integral part of the royal estate of Versailles.
Park and garden Groupe (EN) 6 equipped room(s) 10 Rooms with adaptable space Seminar/meeting Concert/events Exhibition/trade fair Sports event
Built between 1678 and 1683 at the request of Louis XIV, the Potager du Roi is a unique example of a French Baroque kitchen garden whose original aims have been preserved: to produce, experiment and pass on knowledge.
Park and garden
Exceptional area for walking : this 13 hectare pool was excavated between 1679 and 1682 by the regiment of Swiss Guards from which it takes its name.
Park and garden
A few steps from the main entrance of the Château de Versailles, “La Cour des Senteurs” is a courtyard that showcases the finest of the “French Art de Vivre” with :
Park and garden
Situated around the Grand Canal, the Park covers several hectares and is free to enter.
Park and garden
This public garden is located on the former site where the tanks were builted by Thomas Gobert, intendant of Louis XIV, in order to power the fountains of the Palace's park.
Park and garden
Abutting the King's Kitchen Garden, a little farther to the south, there is a pleasant public garden named Parc Balbi.
Park and garden
This property was acquired in 1783 by king Louis XVI, as a gift for his siter, Madame Elisabeth.
