How to access the horse riding events at Versailles?

Versailles, a prestigious place

The event of the year promises to be Olympicly spectacular. Competitions are organized in emblematic sites across the Paris region and throughout France.

Among them, the Palace of Versailles stands out as one of the most sumptuous. Known for its magnificent gardens and majestic architecture, Versailles will host the equestrian events this summer.

This event offers a unique opportunity to see the best riders in the world compete in a historic setting.

Means of transport to get there

From Paris, accessing Versailles is relatively simple thanks to various possibilities.

By train

➡️ Take the RER C which serves several stations in Paris (Saint-Michel Notre-Dame, Musée d’Orsay, les Invalides, etc.).
➡️ Get off directly at Versailles Château Rive Gauche station, located about 10 minutes on foot from the Olympic events.

By bus

Several bus lines leave from Paris and take you to Versailles. This is the case for line 171 from Pont de Sèvres (terminus of metro line 9).

By car

Versailles is accessible via the A13 motorway.

Please note, however, that parking may be limited, especially during the event.

💡 Tip: Use the relay car parks (P+R) on the outskirts of Paris and continue by public transport.

By bike

Connecting Paris to Versailles on two wheels is possible! Shared bikes can be operated for part or all of the journey.

🚨 From your hotel in Rambouillet, take the RER E then a TER to arrive at Versailles.

Access and advice for attending the tests

Once there, several points must be taken into account to make the most of the horse riding events near Paris.

Ticketing: buy your tickets in advance via the official website.

Security and screening: expect strict controls at entry. Plan to arrive early to pass the controls without stress. List of prohibited items on the official website.

Accessibility: If you have specific accessibility needs, check the information available on the web or contact customer service for practical advice.

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