The Great Night Waters – Château de Versailles
Dates : from June 12, 2021 to September 18, 2021
Location : Château De Versailles , Place D’armes 78000 Versailles
Price : 26€40 (free for under 5 years old)
Every Saturday evening in summer, the Royal Gardens of the Palace of Versailles are adorned with a thousand lights and invite you to a journey through time to the rhythm of the music of the Sun King. A magical walk to discover the fountains and a dazzling final fireworks display for young and old alike!A unique opportunity to stroll through the groves and fountains, usually closed to the public, set in water and light. Rediscover the greatest arias of baroque music from Lully to Charpentier, from Gluck to Rameau. A unique and magical experience.A 2h30 walk full of surprises and astonishment, culminating in magnificent compositions of water jets and cascades of light at the Bassin de Neptune, the largest pool in the gardens of the Château de Versailles.To close this evening, the pyrotechnicians of Groupe F, true magicians of pyrotechnics, will meet you on the Grand Perspective of the park to offer you a royal fireworks display !
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