The Palace of Versailles in France - the ultimate classic of European palace architecture, a magnificent and luxurious palace

The Palace of Versailles is ranked first among the three largest palaces in Europe. It is located in the suburbs of Paris. It is the palace of ancient French emperors and was built by the Sun King Louis XIV in 1661. The Palace of Versailles was originally the hunting lodge of Louis XIII. The Sun King Louis XIV was tired of the frequent disputes and protests in Paris, and felt that his original palace was too dilapidated, so he decided to build it. The Palace of Versailles is the ultimate classic of European palace architecture, with a strong historical and cultural atmosphere. Outside is a huge, gorgeous and meticulously maintained garden with several exquisite fountains. Inside is a magnificent and luxurious palace with magnificent decorations, countless royal luxury suites and priceless works of art. This is the image of a European court that emerged in my mind. #Palace #100 Ways to Travel