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The Château de Versailles, which has been on UNESCO’s World Heritage List for 30 years, is one of the most beautiful achievements of 18th-century French art. The site began as Louis XIII’s hunting lodge before his son Louis XIV transformed and expanded it, moving the court and government of France to Versailles in 1682. Each of the three French kings who lived there until the French Revolution added improvements to make it more beautiful.

From the seat of power to the Museum of the History of France

The Hall of Mirrors

The King’s Grand Apartment-The Hercules Salon

The King’s Grand Apartment-The Abundance Salon

The King’s Grand Apartment-The Venus Salon

The King's interior apartments-The bedchamber of Louis XV

The King's interior apartments- The dressing room

The King's interior apartments-The Clock room

The King's interior apartments-Cabinet des Chiens

The King's interior apartments-Dining room or “after the hunt”

The Queen’s Grand Apartment -The antechamber of the Grand Couvert

The Queen’s Grand Apartment -The Guard Room

The Queen’s Grand Apartment -The Nobles Salon

The Queen’s Grand Apartment- The Queens Chamber

Apartments of Marie-Antoinette-Gilded Study

Apartments of Marie-Antoinette-The Billard Room

Apartments of the dauphin and the dauphine--The Dauphine’s private studyp

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Apartments of Marie-Antoinette-The Cabinet of the Meridian

Portrait of Louis XV by Hyacinthe Rigaud

Apartments of the dauphin and the dauphineThe Dauphine’s first antechamber

Apartments of the dauphin and the dauphine- The Dauphine’s second antechamber

Apartments of the Dauphin and the Dauphine- The Dauphine’s Bedchamber

Apartments of the dauphin and the dauphine- The dauphine’s drawing room

The family of the Duke of Penthièvre in 1768 or “The cup of chocolate” by Jean-Baptiste Charpentier, XVIIIth century

Mesdames’ Apartments -Madame Victoire’s First Antechamber

Mesdames’ Apartments Madame Victoire’s Second Antechamber

Mesdames’ Apartments -Madame Victoire’s Large Chamber

Mesdames’ Apartments -Madame Victoire’s Bedchamber

Mesdames’ Apartments -Madame Victoire’s Interior Chamber

Mesdames’ Apartments -Library of Madame Victoire

The Apartment of the Marquise de Pompadour

The Royal Chapel

Museum of the History of France

Marie Antoinette’s Estate

History of Versailles

Levau--Chateau

Ground Floor

Mezzanine

The First Floor

The Queen’s Theatre

The Attic

Petit Trianon

The English Garden

The French Gardens

The Hamlet Houses

The Queen’s Hamlet-Moulin

The Orangery of Jussieu

The Grand Trianon

Trianon sous Bois

The Grand Apartment-The Garden Room

The Grand Apartment-The MalachiteRoom

The Grand Apartment-The Round Room

The Grand Apartment-The Music Room

The Grand Apartment-The Louis-Philippe Family Room

The Grand Apartment-The Chimney of the Cool Room

The Grand Apartment-The Cotelle Galery

The Emperor’s Small Apartment - The Emperor's Bedroom

The Emperor’s Small Apartment -The Emperor's Antechambre

The Emperor’s Small Apartment - The Emperor's Topographical Study

The Emperor’s Small Apartment - Private Study

The Emperor’s Small Apartment The Breakfast Room

The Emperor’s Small Apartment - The Bathroom

The Empress’s Apartment - The Empress's Bedroom

The Empress’s Apartment - The Room of Mirrors

The Empress’s Apartment - The Chapel room

The Trianon Gardens