VERSAILLES
GREETER WALK
MEET A LOCAL, A GREETER
Discover Versailles with one of its inhabitants
In the imagination of the visitor, the name versailles sparkles with the golds and magical reflections of the ice gallery. But what he doesn’t always know is that the city around the castle, was designed simultaneously, to serve as a luxurious setting for the famous palace…
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Versailles: where is it, what is it?
Versailles is a French commune, the capital of the department of Yvelines in the Ile-de-France region, world famous for its castle as well as for its gardens, sites classified under the aegis of UNESCO in the list of World Heritage of Humanity.
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How to take a walk with a Versailles Greeter?
Register your request and we will make you a proposal for a Greet.
Our proposal will depend on your choices and the information you give us on the registration form.
Especially:
–a possible choice of places, Greet or Greet theme
– The date(s) and period(s) of the day that suit you
– The spoken language used during the Greet
– Your centers of interest, your wishes for a Greet, your comments
What our visitors say
Dec 2018
Thank you, Anita, for this wonderful discovery of Versailles that you allowed us to make this afternoon. We both appreciated your kindness, your availability and your erudition; We may not have memorized everything, but the visit to the Palm Game Room, the merchant squares, passages in which you have guided us so well, will remain a beautiful memory; Versailles has won us both thanks to you! Francine and Janine
Nov 2018
The Team of Greeters of Versailles The experience with greeters was very pleasant. The walk with Mr. Patrick Marbach was very interesting. Mr. Patrick made me delve into the history of Versailles, the Castles, the system of refrigeration and many details. I’ve known the trompe l’oeil that are scattered in the city. Mr. Patrick was very kind during the walk, he spoke French slowly and I was able to understand everything. Thank you for this opportunity Very cordially
Sept 2018 Balade Très agréable, Greeters charmant, atelier d’art très intéressant, belle organisation de journée à île St Germain. Cordialement.
Our walk with Patrick was wonderful. He was knowledgeable, engaging, and flexible. We not only learned a lot but we had a lovely engaging walk. We did our walk after visiting the palace on our own. This worked out great as the walk was very complimentary to what we had learned at the palace. Our only wish was that we were not so tired and could have gone on longer (which Patrick was willing to accomodate). Without a doubt if we returned we would ask to do a stroll with him again. This is a wonderful service you provide. Thank you, The Helm Family
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VERSAILLES GREETERS Website page
This page is managed on the Greeters de France portal
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Each of the “Greeter de France” destinations is led and managed by a local actor: Association, collective of residents or tourist entity (Tourist Offices, Departmental Tourism Committee). These actors are all members of the FFG (France Greeters Federation) and as such respect the same operating rules. They follow the values and ethics defined globally by IGA (International Greeter Association). The management and coordination of the France Greeters Federation ensures the pooling of our processes and tools, our global presence on the Web and social networks as well as the sharing of our communication programs.
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BETWEEN EARTH AND SEA
From the top of the Aber Ildut to the small port of Mazou, Maryvonne will accompany you for a small eclectic hike. Between the rocky coast of the Iroise Sea, with a view of the Molène archipelago, and ribinoù (small bocage paths in Breton), discover two very different facets and yet so close to our territory. Blue and green mix together to form a single word in Breton: glaz.