Reviews The Palace of Versailles
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It was a great experience. Tickets time was a good estimate of a waiting time to get inside.
There was a misleading information about the light and music water show every Saturday, which is not true. Fountains didn't have any water, although it was May.
There's a matter of getting there. It might be tricky if you're not familiar with Paris railroads.
Cons: Had to pay for the audio guide at the entrance.
Pro: The palace and gardens are great. I'd recommend tickets to the Trianon and a tour through the Hameau de la Reine
The palace was impressive. It was overcrowded at some points and there was no stuff to assist with directions and to answer questions.
The gardnes were dissappointing, seemed like they are not well maintained. Should be improved.
Ingresso affollato sotto al sole
All’interno della reggia troppa gente limita la visita nelle varie stanze
Un château d'un splendeur royale.
Un château qui nous transporte auprès de Louis XIV et nous immergé dans son univers.
A compra de bilhetes correu bem e foi rápida.
A visita a Versailles foi muito agradável, principalmente aos jardins.
Foi pena não termos visto a maior parte das fontes a funcionar.
Una maravilla de lugar ,!!! Sin duda volveria
La empresa la recomiendo ,envio en tiempo los boucher de ingreso sin problemas
Editorial Review
The Palace of Versailles is undoubtedly one of the jewels of French heritage and a brilliant symbol of the history and culture of our country. Through its majestic gardens, ornate salons, and grand architecture, Versailles embodies the refinement and power of the French monarchy, particularly that of Louis XIV, the Sun King.
Visiting Versailles is essentially immersing oneself in the fascinating history of France. Each room, each painting, each piece of furniture tells a story, a key moment in the life of the court. The Hall of Mirrors, for example, serves not only as a backdrop for lavish receptions; it is also a witness to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, which ended World War I. This palace, which has become a symbol of monarchical absolutism, remains an inexhaustible source of wonder and admiration.
But Versailles is also nature at its finest. The gardens, designed by the famous landscape architect André Le Nôtre, are a masterpiece of harmony and symmetry. Strolling through these flower-lined paths and along the basins is an enchanting experience. Each season offers a different palette of colors and atmospheres, reminding us of the timeless beauty of this place.
In short, the Palace of Versailles is more than just a historical monument; it is a true invitation to daydream. It embodies the idea that history can still touch and inspire us. It is a place where the past and present meet, where we realize that grandeur can coexist with beauty. Each visit is a discovery, an immersion into a world where art and history intertwine. In this majestic setting, the spirit of France continues to thrive intensely.