The Palace of Versailles is a must-see palace to visit France. Versailles is located in the town of Versailles, the capital of Yvelines, in the southwestern part of Paris, France. It was originally the hunting palace of Louis XIII. It was expanded to the French Royal Palace by the extension of Louis XIV, and it was 107 years as the French court. During the French Revolution, it was smashed and smashed by the people. In 1833, King Louis Philip of the Orlans dynasty ordered the restoration of the Palace of Versailles and changed it to the Museum of History. Versailles is atmospheric, luxurious and rich, with a French classicism on the outside and an interior with Baroque dcor complemented by Rococo. The rooms in the Hall of Mirrors, War Hall, Apollo Hall, and the King's Palace are all splendid, and every detail is worth a visit. The Palace of Versailles is a classicist building with a standard three-stage classicism. The facade is divided into vertical and horizontal sections. The building is symmetrical and the shape is neat and majestic. It is called The representative of rational beauty. Versailles has a very different style from the Chinese classical royal gardens. It is entirely artificially carved, with a strong emphasis on symmetry and geometric graphics. The Royal Palace is 580 meters long. The palace is composed of a French garden, a magnificent castle, a majestic castle and a temple. The interior baroque furnishings and decoration of the palace and castle are the treasures of the world art palace.