This former unofficial capital of France sits just 10 miles from Paris and is easily reachable by train. Even though the Chateau de Versailles has been known as the epitome of indulgent luxury for centuries, seeing it in person is a jaw-dropping experience. The chateau's magnificent gardens are free, but it's worth shelling out for a day ticket to see the interior—although it does make going back to even a fancy hotel seem rather humdrum.
Restaurants in Versailles
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Ici et Ailleurs is a gallery own by Rehahn, a french photographer based in Vietnam. This gallery displays his best photographs in limited edition. Vietnam, Cuba, India and Malaysia, photos are taken during his several journeys.
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This is one of the rare attractions in Versailles that is free to visit, it is worth popping in to see the beautiful state coaches and they also have some original sleds used by Marie Antoinette, also carriages made for her children are on display.
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A grand architecture commensurate with the palace grandeur, this chapel looks every bit of the royal usage at one point of time.
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Location of the meeting place of the Third Estate in 1789, where the "Tennis Court Oath" act of defiance was the starting point for the rebellion that led to the storming of the Bastille.
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Being a textile and quilt lover, this museum was an absolute joy. Truly beautiful fabrics and colours and incredibly interesting. Definitely worth a visit - would love to be able to return for their upcoming exhibition.
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