In 1664, after the marriage, the young Louis XIV decided to move the royal family's work from the Louvre to Versailles and began the expansion project. After 50 years of construction and after the construction and reinstallation of Louis XV and XVI Afterwards, the Palace of Versailles became an unprecedented huge, covering more than 50,000 square meters, with more than 700 different rooms. The entire palace is divided into five parts, the main palace, the size of the Tria Palace, the garden, the park and the carriage museum. The whole palace is too rich. If you love French history and are a fan of the palace, it is recommended to stay at the ibis hotel near Versailles for one night and buy a two-day pass. If you arrive just after opening the door early, you can visit the main palace first. If you arrive late, you can go to the garden where you don't have to wait in line. The garden of Nuo Da is more than double the height of the people, and the trees are very neatly arranged. I can imagine the scene of the royal horse riding in the woods. The size of the Auntie Palace is in a corner of the garden, far from the main palace, and can be reached by small train or on foot. Because they are built by the King of France and the Queen, they are relatively simple and rustic. The main palace is open to a lot of rooms and halls, you can take pictures but remember to turn off the flash. The royal room is luxuriously designed and the furniture is elegant and noble. The most famous mirror hall has been a lot of people, and it is basically impossible to take pictures of no one. Transportation: Take the RER C line at the main station of Versailles, cross the road with the crowd and turn right to the first intersection and turn straight. Tickets: Due to the time-consuming queues, it is especially recommended to buy tickets in advance.