How much does it cost to rent out the Palace of Versailles?

The venue rent itself varies from 18 000 euro for the Crusades Rooms to 70 000 euro for the Gallery of Battles or Orangerie. Considering the unique facilities of the Versailles Palace, it is highly recommended to opt for the additional services of operating fountains and fireworks.



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support the palace of Versailles However, the Palace of Versailles has to continue its activities and to assume routine maintenance costs of around 15 million euros per year (gardening, watering, roofing, heating...).

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Palace of Versailles, France ($50.7 billion) The epitome of luxury, the Palace of Versailles, is one of the most luxurious palaces in the world; that first served as a hunting lodge for Louis XIII before the successor designed the palace, proclaiming himself the Sun King.

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Palace of Versailles wedding cost will exceed 100 000 euro with optimal budgets starting at 200 000 euro. The venue rent itself varies from 18 000 euro for the Crusades Rooms to 70 000 euro for the Gallery of Battles or Orangerie.

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Cost of Living Comparison Between Paris and Versailles You would need around 4,830.0€ in Versailles to maintain the same standard of life that you can have with 5,300.0€ in Paris (assuming you rent in both cities).

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Access to the Palace and the estate of Trianon is free for visitors under 18 (or under 26 residing in the EU).

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Investment spending is financed in part by an annual State grant, with the remainder covered by the Establishment's own self-financing efforts. All profits are reinvested in the running and upkeep of the Palace and its estate.

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While it smells fine now, hygiene practices (or the lack thereof) in France during Louis XIII's reign meant that the palace smelled like urine, fecal matter, and more. Some claim that a lack of toilets in the palace even led some visitors to relieve themselves behind curtains and pillars.

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Hidden doors, secret passages, private studies, libraries and apartments… the palace holds concealed quarters in which French kings and queens once sought refuge, far from court stuffiness.

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Access to the Estate On the first Sunday of every month from November to March, the entire estate, including the Palace of Versailles and the Estate of Trianon, is open free of charge to all.

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Admission to the Park of Versailles is free for pedestrians and bikes, there is a fee for vehicles: €3 for motorbikes, €12 for cars and €30 for buses (12 or more seats). Vehicles displaying a European disabled parking permit are granted free admission upon presentation of proof of disability.

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Gold leaf certainly features in the decoration style of the interior of Versailles. In fact, there were solid gold table services (flatware and plates) in Versailles in the eighteenth century. But the Palace of Versailles itself is not made of gold.

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