He moved the French court and government to Versailles in 1682 and they remained there until the French Revolution in 1789. Who designed and built the Palace of Versailles? According to da Vinha ...

Louis XIV moved the French government and court here and is credited with ... are featured on our list of the best Paris tours. Versailles palace is open every day except for Monday from 9 a.m ...

Titled “Versailles: Science and Splendor,” a new exhibition illustrates how the royal court encouraged innovation ... grounds of France’s opulent Palace of Versailles are not only a ...

This Michelin-starred restaurant is steps away from the Palace of Versailles, but worlds away from the crowds. The setting is sublime; the Cour des Senteurs (“the courtyard of fragrances”) was ...

Equestrian events will take place at the Palace of Versailles, the iconic home to the court of Louis XIV. The first French site to be awarded UNESCO World Heritage status in 1979, the gardens of the ...

That said, if I had the chance to curate such a show, I would dedicate one of the galleries to a reproduction of a palace room of Versailles, complete with paneled walls, gilding and paintings.