The Royal Chapel

The fruit of much reflection by the king's artists, the Royal Chapel can be considered the pinnacle of what Louis XIV achieved at Versailles.

Its graceful architecture and the predominance of sculpted decorations make it a remarkable testimony to the originality of French baroque art. Yet originally it was the setting for the sumptuous religious ceremonies of Court life, from the king's daily mass to the magnificent meetings of the Order of the Holy Spirit: and it is this that makes it the ideal place for rediscovering the wondrous creations of sacred music in the 17th and 18th centuries.

The chapel is no longer open to guided tours and its lower doors will be closed until the end of September. It remains visible from the outside from the floor.

• General information
• Openings
• Fares
• Features

General information

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Suitable tourism :Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance

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Openings

Every day throughout the year.
Closed on Monday.

Fares

Free entry for disabled people and accompanying persons.

Visits

Possibility to visit

Visits for individual visitors : Unguided individual tours on request Guided individual tours on request

Visits for groups : Unguided group tours on request Guided group tours on request

Features

Fittings :

• Coach parking

Activities :

• Concert