Public library of Versailles

The public library in Versailles, in the front of the palace, is obviously an anteroom for both public reception and reception, not so extravagant, more atmospheric and showcased style, beautiful floor-to-ceiling windows.

I don’t show any books anymore, I can enter a little bit through a door and take pictures, but I am blocked by the red fence. It's more like a reception room, but it's big, the environment and scenery are very good, and it's very comfortable.

Golden Palace, with artworks, more paintings, renting a narrator to make the tour more interesting. Also super crowded place, with my experience, the crowd density is greater than the Louvre. Behind the palace is a large garden with two large pools, which are very nice but very sunny.

It is a municipal library open to the public (including visitors of course), and although the facade is not very visible to Versailles, it is a certain size, first into an atrium, then into the entrance to the library building, about three floors.

We also went to the public library at Versailles, just next to the Palace of Versailles, a very unremarkable building, and tourists would go to Versailles in general.