Transportation to Versailles

I will be staying in er 1. What is the best way to get to Versailles?

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Cross the river (walk or metro connection) to RER-C. Make sure your train is going to %26quot;Versailles RIVE GAUCHE%26quot; (there are other Versailles stops, and some trains branch off to a totally different route, not Versailles).

A round-trip ticket is roughly 5-6€.

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Here is the system map:

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just click on the image until an icon appears at lower right, then you can increase the image size

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ANY RER %26#39;C%26#39; ligne train from a Left Bank station (Gare d%26#39;Austerlitz, Saint Michel/Notre Dame, Musée d%26#39;Orsay, Invalides, Pont de l%26#39;Alma, Champ de Mars/Eiffel Tower with a %26#39;..Vxxx..%26#39; (i.e. V-ICK, V-ERO) train designator will take you to the end-of-the-ligne at VERSAILLES-Rive Gauche. The round-trip RER fare will be-5,30 €uro.

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The RER is a fast and efficient way to get to Versailles. This line often uses the double decker trains. The palace is a short walk from the RER station, but there is a small shopping mall in Versailles which has some restaurants.

Be sure to take a few minutes to not the railway station at Versailles, it is a lovely piece of Parisien architecture.