Imagine effortlessly bypassing the long queues at Versailles and treating yourself to a delectable 3-course meal at Ore. This exclusive experience not only grants you skip-the-line access to the grand palace but also offers a culinary journey at Pavillon Dufours Ore restaurant.
As you savor contemporary French cuisine with a glass of Crémant and wine, you’ll be enveloped in the historical charm of Versailles.
Stay tuned to discover how this unique blend of history and gastronomy can elevate your visit to this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Key Points
- Enjoy a 3-course French lunch at Pavillon Dufours Ore restaurant.
- Benefit from fast-track entry to Versailles Palace.
- Indulge in French staples, desserts, and wine.
- Immerse in a culinary journey with Crémant, wine, and palace views.
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Location and Activity Details
When visiting the enchanting city of Paris, one can elevate their experience by embarking on the Skip-the-Line Palace Entry Ticket & Lunch at Ore adventure in the illustrious Ile-de-France region.
This experience offers a delightful blend of exquisite French cuisine and breathtaking palace views at Pavillon Dufours Ore restaurant. Guests can savor a 3-course lunch featuring French staples, desserts, and pastries while admiring the spectacular Versailles Palace.
The meal is accompanied by a glass of Crémant and wine, adding to the luxurious ambiance. Fast-track entry to the palace ensures more time to explore its grandeur, making this a must-do for food and history enthusiasts alike.
Provider and Rating Information
Elevating the experience further, the Skip-the-Line Palace Entry Ticket & Lunch at Ore adventure is provided by Ore – Ducasse au château de Versailles and has garnered a rating of 3.6/5 from 59 reviews.
Customers have praised the provider for offering fast-track entry to the magnificent Versailles Palace along with a delightful lunch experience at Pavillon Dufours Ore restaurant. The contemporary French cuisine served during this tour has received positive feedback, adding to the overall appeal of the package.
With a focus on efficiency and quality, Ore – Ducasse au château de Versailles ensures that visitors can make the most of their time exploring the palace while enjoying a delicious meal. The provider’s commitment to customer satisfaction is evident through the reviews left by guests who’ve experienced this unique offering.
Ticket Information and Features
Providing an efficient and enjoyable experience, the Skip-the-Line Palace Entry Ticket & Lunch at Ore package offers visitors a seamless entry to Versailles Palace coupled with a delectable dining experience at Pavillon Dufours Ore restaurant. The ticket includes free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, wheelchair accessibility, and the option to reserve now and pay later. For reservations, visitors can easily book online or through designated ticket counters. Plus, the ticket grants access to Versailles Palace for one day, ensuring visitors have ample time to explore the grandeur of the palace at their leisure. With these features, guests can skip the long lines and indulge in a memorable visit to one of France’s most iconic landmarks.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Cancellation | Free up to 24 hours in advance |
| Payment | Reserve now & pay later |
| Validity | 1 day |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair accessible |
| Reservation | Online or ticket counters |
Experience Highlights and Description
Indulge in a culinary journey at the Pavillon Dufours Ore restaurant, offering a blend of contemporary French cuisine and breathtaking views of Versailles Palace. Guests can savor French staples, desserts, and pastries while admiring the spectacular palace views.
The experience includes skip-the-line entrance to Versailles Palace, allowing visitors to explore the palace interior at their leisure. A French meal awaits, complete with a glass of Crémant, wine, water, and coffee/tea.
This dining experience combines exquisite flavors with a visually stunning backdrop of one of France’s most iconic landmarks. It’s a perfect opportunity to take in the rich culinary traditions of France while taking in the grandeur of Versailles Palace.
Inclusions and Important Info
Guests are treated to a comprehensive package that includes skip-the-line entry to Versailles Palace, a delightful 3-course lunch, a glass of white wine and Crémant, along with tea or coffee and water.
The lunch menu consists of a starter, main dish, and dessert, complemented by Crémant, wine, water, and coffee/tea. Plus, the ticket grants access to the main areas of Versailles Palace. It’s important to note that an extra ticket is required for entry to the gardens.
The experience, priced from $160.19 per person, offers wheelchair accessibility, making it inclusive for all visitors. With this package, guests can enjoy a hassle-free visit to the palace, savor a delicious meal, and explore the stunning grounds at their leisure.
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Common questions
Are Vegetarian or Vegan Options Available for the 3-Course Lunch at Pavillon Dufours Ore Restaurant?
Vegetarian options are available for the 3-course lunch at Pavillon Dufours Ore restaurant. Vegan options can be accommodated upon request. Guests can enjoy a diverse and satisfying meal while admiring the spectacular views of Versailles Palace.
Is There a Dress Code or Specific Attire Required for Dining at the Restaurant?
For dining at the restaurant, there is a smart casual dress code. Guests are encouraged to wear attire that is neat and presentable. The menu options cater to various dietary preferences, and there are no specific age restrictions.
Can Children Under a Certain Age Participate in This Experience, and Is There a Discounted Rate for Them?
Children of all ages are welcome to participate in this experience. Discounted rates may be available for younger guests. It’s a perfect opportunity for families to enjoy a memorable day of French cuisine and exploration at Versailles.
Are There Any Restrictions on Photography or Filming Inside Versailles Palace During the Visit?
Photography restrictions and filming restrictions may apply inside Versailles Palace; visitors are advised to check with staff upon entry. Respect for the historic site is paramount to preserve its beauty for future generations.
How Far in Advance Should Reservations Be Made for This Skip-The-Line Palace Entry Ticket & Lunch Experience at Ore?
For this skip-the-line palace entry ticket & lunch experience at Ore, reservations should be made as soon as possible due to high tourist influx. Booking in advance ensures availability and secures a spot for the desired date.
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Final Words
Indulge in the opulence of Versailles with a Skip-the-Line Palace Entry Ticket & Lunch at Ore. Bypass the queues, explore the grandeur of the palace, and enjoy a delicious 3-course meal at Pavillon Dufours Ore restaurant.
With French cuisine, stunning views, and a glass of Crémant and wine included, this experience promises a truly unforgettable visit to this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Book now for a seamless and luxurious day at Versailles.
