Travelling to Versailles from Paris Beauvais Airport (BVA)? Begin your journey in comfort with our professional Paris Beauvais Airport to Versailles transfer service. We provide direct private transportation from Paris Beauvais Airport to Versailles — 100 kilometres in approximately 82 minutes — with a professional driver confirmed and waiting at arrivals.
Paris Beauvais Airport sits in the heart of Picardy — a region of extraordinary medieval heritage, Gothic cathedrals, WWI battlefield landscapes, the Baie de Somme nature reserve and the rose villages of the Pays de Bray, as well as being the northern gateway to the great monuments of the Île-de-France. Our Paris Beauvais Airport to Versailles private transfer provides a confirmed driver at arrivals, fixed pricing, and direct door-to-door delivery across the entire region.
Several transport alternatives exist for reaching Versailles from Paris Beauvais Airport:
Our private transfer from Paris Beauvais Airport to Versailles provides the most direct, comfortable and reliable connection — door to door, fixed price, no connections.
Versailles is one of the most magnificent royal ensembles in the world — a city of 85,000 inhabitants southwest of Paris whose identity is entirely inseparable from the Palace of Versailles (Château de Versailles), the greatest monument of French absolute monarchy, built and expanded by Louis XIV (the Sun King) from 1661 to 1710 as the seat of the French court and government. The palace's Hall of Mirrors (Galerie des Glaces, 1678–1684, 73 metres long, 357 mirrors, 20,000 candles) — the most famous room in France — and the Grand Appartements, the Royal Chapel and the Opera Royal give the palace an interior of overwhelming opulence and historical significance.
The Gardens of Versailles (André Le Nôtre, 1662–1700) — 800 hectares of French formal gardens, fountains, groves, the Grand Canal and the Trianon palaces — are the supreme achievement of French landscape design, their geometrical precision and axial vistas creating a landscape that asserts human dominion over nature with absolute conviction. The Grand Trianon (Louis XIV's pink marble retreat), the Petit Trianon (Louis XV's intimate pavilion, given by him to Marie Antoinette) and Marie Antoinette's Hamlet (the fake rustic village where the queen played at being a shepherdess) complete an ensemble of inexhaustible richness. Versailles receives over 8 million visitors annually — advance booking of timed-entry tickets is strongly recommended.
Hall of Mirrors — Most Famous Room in France: The Galerie des Glaces (Hall of Mirrors, 1678–1684, Jules Hardouin-Mansart) — 73 metres long, 357 mirrors reflecting 17 arched windows overlooking the gardens, 20,000 candles in its chandeliers, the painted ceiling by Le Brun celebrating the victories of Louis XIV — is the most celebrated interior in France and one of the most copied rooms in the world. The German Empire was proclaimed here in January 1871; the Treaty of Versailles ending WWI was signed here in June 1919.
Gardens, Trianons and Marie Antoinette's Hamlet: The Gardens of Versailles (800 hectares, André Le Nôtre) — with the 1,400-jet Grandes Eaux fountain displays (weekends April–October), the Grand Canal, the bosquets and the Trianon palaces — require at least a full day to explore properly. Marie Antoinette's Hamlet (the fake rustic village built for the queen in the 1780s) and the Petit Trianon gardens are among the most intimate and most extraordinary garden experiences in France.
A16/A86 Southwest Transfer: The transfer from Paris Beauvais Airport to Versailles takes approximately 82 minutes via the A16/A86/A12 motorway south — traversing the northern Île-de-France and the Paris western ring road to the royal city.
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