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Business Suspended Business hours TBA
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2-5 hours
Address: Place d'Armes, 78000 Versailles, France
Official website: http://www.chateauversailles.fr/
Phone: +33-1-30837800
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Magnificent Palace. People say it would be hard to impress people with another palace after you visit Palaca of Versailles, which I think its true. It is huge and beautiful. Inside, you can see the decoration of the palace where the King used to live and his family. Outside, there is a HUGE and BEAUTIFUL garden which also has many fountains and a big lake. On some of the days, there will be a musical fountains show, though it costs extra money, but it is definetely worth to see. You will feel like youre actually inside a movie like Troy or Game of Thrones!
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The Palace of Versailles is famous throughout the world for its luxurious and imaginative architectural design. The primary attractions of the site are all located on the second floor of the main building. Perhaps the most famous one is the Hall of Mirrors. The Gallery of Great Battles is also one of the palace's highlights. The interior decoration in the gallery primarily features paintings of Louis XIV battling Spain and Germany. The palace grounds feature an extraordinarily large and gorgeously designed French garden with extremely symmetrical geometry. The Neptune Fountain can be considered the centerpiece of the gardens. To the north of the main building is the Latona Fountain; to the south of the main building are many attractions such as the orangerie and greenhouses.
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Magnificent Palace. People say it would be hard to impress people with another palace after you visit Palaca of Versailles, which I think its true. It is huge and beautiful. Inside, you can see the decoration of the palace where the King used to live and his family. Outside, there is a HUGE and BEAUTIFUL garden which also has many fountains and a big lake. On some of the days, there will be a musical fountains show, though it costs extra money, but it is definetely worth to see. You will feel like youre actually inside a movie like Troy or Game of Thrones!
So luxury place
With the Paris Pass, the most important thing is to get rid of the distant palace of Versailles early in the morning. You must go early. There are too many tourists and it is boring to have people in the mirror gallery. It is magnificent and luxurious.
It’s actually very convenient to go to the Palace of Versailles by train. It’s much cheaper than a chartered car. You have to book a skip-the-line ticket or you will have to wait a long time. The money is still worth spending. The Palace of Versailles is very luxurious. The weather was good when I was old. You can rent a car or take a row car. Because my mother is too old to walk for too long, I took the car and took a round to take pictures.
The Palace of Versailles houses precious artworks from all over the world, including ancient Chinese porcelains that travel across the ocean. The gallery of mirrors built by the great royal painter and decorator LeBlanc and the great architect Munchal is a major attraction in the Palace of Versailles. It is 72 meters long, 10 meters wide, and 13 meters high, connecting the two halls. On one side of the promenade are 17 huge arched windows and doors that open towards the garden, and on the other side are inlaid with 17 mirrors symmetrical to the arched windows. These mirrors are composed of more than 400 lenses. On the vaulted ceiling of the Mirror Gallery is LeBlanc's huge oil painting, swaying and full of vigor, showing a picture of turbulent history. Strolling in the mirror gallery, the clear sky and quiet landscape are reflected on the mirror wall, full of green, as if you are in a lush garden with grassy trees and beautiful trees.