Palace Of Versailles - France - Full Tourist Guide - Travel & DIscover
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- The Palace of Versailles, Château de Versailles, is a royal château in Versailles in the Île-de-France region of France. It is now open as a museum, and a very popular tourist attraction.
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My wife and I were there a few years ago. There’s a train station near the Arch of Triumph that goes there. When you get there, you have two options, wait in line for a long time to buy tickets, or pay a few extra euros for a guided tour and you go right in.
There is also an elevator at the Arch de Triumph that goes under the street so you don't have to wait a long time to cross the very busy traffic. A very nice police officer told me. Guess she felt sorry for me standing there forever.
when you get off the train, just across the road, you can buy tickets from the visitors' office. This is the standard ticket, still queue to get into the gates.
It's impressive how something that was build over 300 years ago looks so spectacularly beautiful
The palace was built around 350 years ago rather 300 years ...
i have visited Versailles 5 times and there is nothing better than waking up at the Waldorf and looking outside towards Le Hameau as the fog lifts - back in the 18th century it must've been heaven on earth.
I was in Trianon today and I had exactly the same feeling: human made heaven. But I guess it was heaven for the people living in, and hell for the people living out!
@@crisschmidt5224 I envy you. I haven't been to France/Versailles since August 2019.
I think your comment is valid but, not too unlike the world of today. Also, palaces such as Versailles created posts, positions and employment which bettered the lives of THOUSANDS of people - not just Royals.
As a Canadian who lives next door to America - TRUST me, Monarchy, Constitutional Monarchy is the only form of Government which creates real equality for all people.
@@crisschmidt5224 Imagine the remorse and anguish those roman not catholic royalty are suffering now in hellfires flames . Ahhhh the horror and regret ! O why did we kill all our protestants why ?
@@malcolmscrivener8750 Well, if you are a catholic, you probably think that protestant kings probably suffer the same turmoil with the killing of their catholic subjects. Your comment works both ways. It depends on wether you are protestant, or catholic.
@@heliedecastanet1882 Very true !
Imagine where all those torturers and murderers across the ages are now .
“ Vengeance is mine , saith the Lord .
I will repay .” and
“ It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God .” and
“ Our God is a consuming fire .”
I thank the Lord God Almighty for choosing to save me and adopt me into His family ,as one of His children.
Salvation is of the Lord .
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I vaguely remember visiting the palace about 25 years ago. But at that time I couldn't truly appreciate this stunning building both aesthetically and historically. I do aim to visit again one day and give it the proper respect it deserves.
Thanks for your interesting comment 🙏
This is the most beautiful Palace I had seen so far this is priceless
Indeed. Palace of Versailles ⚜️ >>>>> Buckingham Palace
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I spent a morning here about 18 years ago. Was very crowded in prime areas like the hall of mirrors but once you go out into the grounds you have more space to yourself to explore. I'd love to revisit this masterpiece of European architecture someday as I think I'd appreciate it more at my age now.
Beautiful beautiful palace
Amazing at the amount of people it would have taken to keep build and keep a place like that. A city within itself.
I just viewed the vid and saw your post. I read once that at the height of construction, 36000 men labored nearly round-the-clock.
@@kevinburke9940 We will never see such great things again.
Everytime i watch this i wonder the technology they used to build such magnificence..they survived without lights..i wonder how?? I cannot imagine the world without electricity and they lived so lavishly without lights running water and the most basic things
No bathrooms, no toilets. How come no one thought about these? The stunk like a sewer among all that magnificence. Perfumes were essential.
No technology, that’s the point. In some ways they were so much more talented than we are now.
Love this, but wish the music was baroque adagios or something. The saxophone feels so out of place and is really annoying.
Or nothing which would be my choice. Totally agree. Tone is wearing
I was just coming here to the comments to say just this! Music is terrible. The commentator’s voice is great.
I thought the music was very relaxing 😭
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@@faith4disney it made me laugh
It's beautiful,wish if I could visit.
Hope post covid you'll visit it, worth every euro.
I’m from Bangladesh and I was really blessed to visit this marvellous place quite a few times ! ❤
Thank you for sharing this with us!
I visited Versailles in July 2002; yes it is an incredible build!! 🤩😮 Greetings from Orange County, CA, USA.
I was there on the age of 23. I was in Paris on honeymoon with my ex husband. It is a long time ago, but I remember the wealth and the beauty of it very well.
Perhaps you were like me, too young to marry in your early 20's? I hope you find ( found) a better partner in life. I did not. Been divorced for 35 years. Anyway, I've had many good trips, Paris, Rome, London, Edinbrugh, Florence....... I've been blessed! NJ USA
Well done. I wish that the paintings, especially the arches, vaults and ceilings, were shown so we could pause the video and admire the Brilliance.
The sculpture inside and outside is absolutely beautiful to say the least.I wish I could see it again.
The colours of the marble are beautiful. Thank you for a very informative tour
The improvements, maintenance, fountains, and gardens are more spectacular and complete each year. It looks better today than it has in centuries. And due to the magic of electric pumps, the fountains can run all at once- a feat never accomplished before modern times.
I might be wrong but I am pretty sure that there is no electric pump in Versailles. All works as it worked at the end of the XVIIIth century : manually.
What a wonderful , informative and enjoyable film...well done
Thank you for this. Your video is the only tour I can afford. I wish someday I can see Versailles in person. ❤
You are so welcome!
@@TravelAndDiscover Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.
Its so beautiful! This was man made 🙌
A big THANK YOU! for this complete tour and valuable information. I have visited it twice but it never ceases to amaze me how wonderful architectural treasure this palace is.
True!
It is true. It is a palace truly full of wonders that never ceases to enchant the visitor.
@@TravelAndDiscover Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.
WOW AMAZING Château de Versailles
Thanks for your comment!🙏
I love Versailles..usually spend the day there when i visit Paris.take my little piquenique and my bottle of wine and have it in the garden and for those that forget to bring one there is a pub at the end of the garden.dont forget to visit the Trianons.a good time to go would be when they release the waters in the many fountains.there is always a suprise for me when i visit the garden 😘
Je sens que vous avez du savoir vivre car vous accompagnez vos picnic d'une bonne bouteille de vin. Nos amis étrangers n'ont peut être pas encore tout compris 😄....
It is amazing and beautiful, you can see the andles garden from the terraza, just amazing, LOVE PARIS SIMBOL OF CULTURE, GOOD MANNERS, LUXXXURY AND FASHION,
If could I WILL MAKE PARÍS MY HOMETOWN
It was a beautiful place ,we were there 3 years ago.
Absolutely gorgeous,
I love Histlory what beautiful palace Art exquisþ
The best video I have seen to reflect the real touring visit to this amazing place!
I went there it was in 2000 year. Thank you for all details and it called my all memories of the trip.
I visited Versailles many years ago, but unfortunately because of limited time, I saw a small portion of it. I was very disappointed. So I've enjoyed this video. Thank you
These are Truly Magnificent Buildings, I’ve been there 10 years ago, can’t wait to see them again!
Fun fact: King Louis XIV became King at the age of 4 and his reign lasted 72 years!!!
No please
He became king at age twenty
King Louis the 15th was the one who became king at age 4.
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Always read about it in books. Great to see it like this. Hopefully I'll be able to make this trip in person. Such great beauty.
Great tour, I especially like you show the plan of palace that helps to understand its architecture. THANK YOU!
Thanks, I've been to Versailles several times but never got inside because of the lines. Strolling the gardens was fantastic!
Oui il y a beaucoup trop de monde.. Cela devrait être réservé pour les gens qui s intéresse à l histoire aux 17 ème siècle et 18 ème siècle.
Oui je 'confirme il y a beaucoup trop de monde cela peut gâcher la visite. Je suis français.
Fantastic guide. Thank you.
Tres magnifique!!
Why aren't there many comments oh come on guys this is amazing!!
There you go 😂
Thank You ALL is great ! The dating of each item was outstanding , & i loved the music
I AM FRENCH...II LIKE SO MUCH THIS MARVELLOUS CASTLE❤❤
We were there and it was some sort of French holiday sober say was an open but the gardens are gorgeous.
When i visited there, it's grandeur will make you in awe. From the architecture, to its perfect symmetry garden, so magnificent. They forgot to showcase the prestige of LE PETIT TRIANON.
Amazing! I want to go to Versailles now.
Exquisite decor! Love it
I am "Mind Blown". It seems soo sireal! How can people be so eccentric and inventive. All the while, we sit and admire it, judge it, love it, and destroy it? I don't know what or why we are so mean to each other. This is so sad
The 69 people who disliked are minimalists
Or jealous !
Thank you for this wonderful visit, a very precise and sobre description. Yes Versailles is a jewel and even in this detailed video not all is shown. Far from it. The clocks (Horloges) for instance is a topic in itself. The hidden passages (Passages secrets) is another one. The history of the water pumps and aqueduc bringing an enormous quantity of water, uphill using the river force. The water plays (les jeux d'eaux), etc. To some extent, Versailles is similar to the Violet Imperial City of Yongle 3rd of the Ming dynasty in Beijing: a city with a complete administration to rule over an entire country.
Thanks for your comment, very much appreciated
Ahh I want to visit Versailles not just the chapel it’s beautiful.. but I want to see at least one of their ball rooms.
Also more interested in the Chateau or the architect design by Marie Antoinette.. her gowns her paintings
If you have not go to Chateau La Lande on You Tube. You can also go in person as it is a Bed and Breakfast as well.(been closed as Bed and Breakfast during Pandemic) It has a tie to King Louis the XVI He married Marie Antoinette and he asked someone from that Chateau La Lande to go to receive Marie when she arrived in France. The hx is given when you first go to the site on RUclips. They have been doing it over as there are so many rooms and Stephanie has lived ( and owned the home) there for fourteen years. It has had hundreds of years with Marquiets of France who lived in the home. It is an ongoing restoration and done with much love. It actually is very lovely. People volunteer and some work there and live her at the same time in their own areas.
Just think you may well like seeing this video too? Although the Chateau of La Lande is not quite as exquisite as this one, yet it is very large and has many rooms and has been done over very well. It also has a small chapel on the property
Been their would go back in a heart beat. JUST BEAUTIFUL. NEXT TRIP WILL SET UP FOR PRIVATE TOUR.
Beautiful place wish one day I can visit... ASAP
Too beautiful. Thank you❤️
Magnificent id love to see it one day
I hope so too!
⚜ Only the french can achieve such supreme elegance ⚜
Even though Versailles is magnificent, one can see why this opulence led to the French Revolution! Today’s billionaires should take notice. It may not be pikes and pitchforks that does them in, but there are certainly modern day equivalents.
Rich people literaly dont owe anyone to give money lmao
I'm hoping to go to all of France in 2021! Will not miss the palace!
It will worth any penny and second you expend on this experience!
Oui vous avez raison de visiter la France. Je suis français et je n aurai pas assez de toute ma vie pour tout voir. La France 'est extrêmement riche de patrimoines. Pour vous dire il y a plus de 40 000 châteaux en France bien sûr la plus part sont privés. Il faut visiter la France il n y a pas que Paris et Versailles qu il faut visiter. La France est une très brillante civilisation.
Beautiful, I will build my OWN, the MOST beautiful Castle in the world, soon! ;-(
These interior spaces are likely more enjoyable when experienced as they are in this film as opposed to the typical reality of borderline unbearable crowds and elbow to elbow slow moving groups. It's tough to experience frankly if you're not good with crowds and lack of exits. If I were to go back I'd simply just hop out to the back and enjoy the grounds again as they're the highlights imo. Grab one of the 30/hour golf carts and enjoy the grounds at your leisure.
I believe yours is wise advice
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Good documentary. The comment a bit overwhelming as quantity of information/sec. One of the best documentary I've seen so far.
21:55 fun fact, the mirrors in this hall are extremely toxic, using 100lbs of mercury to produce every 10 square feet of mirror at the time.
Toxiques seulement pour ceux qui les fabriquaient
Une fois posés il n'y avait plus de risques.
I got engaged in the gardens, sadly my marriage only lasted 3 years. I was only 23 at the time (25 years ago). It’s quite the place though.
Amazing video 👏🏼 thank you!
Appreciate this and the commentary included although the music seems rather odd and frankly off-putting - saxophone Muzak - at Versailles?
Miles couldn’t make it...
Yes, what about the music?! I’m certain recordings of Rameau or Charpentier are available and would be much more appropriate when discussing both the architecture and the cultural history that is Versailles. The French must be scandalized...I am, and I am an American!
Thank you, been there, we always get inspired from places like this.
The backyard was something else because all these houses dillow along the side of the palace along to couriers and others so they had the whole back yard too.
me encanta como quisiera caminar esos salones hermosos
YOURE RIGHT...ALL YOURE TELLING US..❤
Beautiful
Many thanks!
Thans to you :)
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Freundlichkeit & immer Glücklich Strahlend mit Familien & Kindern
I read book all about it and dreams of visiting it ASAP
MAGNIFICENT
18:06 to 18:13 the tapestry thats in view in-between the art pieces mentioned in the video. Does anyone know the name or anything about it. To me it's the most beautiful piece in this room. It's in the Apollo room
Palace of the French king are magnificent been inside on. Tours before great times.1990 and the others castles around the areas in Europe and in Istanbul areas too.Enjoyable times.Ann Deakin WarwickUK
BRO ID DIE TO GO THERE 💔
R.I.P King Louis.
stunning
Thank you for gorgeous tour
I've been to Paris and visited/seen the Palace of Versailles at age 15
19:30 Albanian flag on the left. The painting is dedicated to the Albanins who fought in the Religious Wars of France, known as “Stradiot Albanais”
Wow really love this. Thank you 😘
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Interesting 🤔
It's good to be the King!
It's breathtaking! I guess no one would ever get to sit down for a meal in any of those rooms, ever! LOL You know they had to be used at some point in some of the areas. However, as it was said most is not for public viewing, so what do they do with the rest of the spaces?
Hi Gale, there is a restaurant in an upper suite of rooms. It is expensive but beautiful. There is also a small cafe where the food is limited but excellent quality. You would be surprised how much of the palace you get to see. It is huge and a two day ticket is very reasonable. They are restoring the rooms still so some you can see before restoring. This film is literally just a glimpse of what there is to see. I have been four times and still not seen it all. Go IF you can. It’s wonderful!
Keep in mind that in this entire complex there isn't a single room (as I have heard) for personal duties (like rest room/toilet) so maybe those rooms have not been cleaned up yet? LOL. But seriously, how did they manage in those days?
The opulence 💖💖💖
some art
Thank you, well done!
Thank you. It’s wonderful.
감사합니다 구독 좋아요 알람신청합니다💕💕
There was a big statue of King Louis the 15th infront of the Palace but it was torn down during the French Revolution. All that is left was his fist. I hope they try to make a replica.
Go see the garden first, then backtrack through the palace and you can avoid all those crowds!
thank you for this
It would be interesting to know how many nobles and princes and their families actually lived there during the time of Louise 1V and Louise V1. Does anyone know?
You mean Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI (1V and V1 don't exist in Roman number). Well, there were actually about 10 000 people a day in the château, and among those 10 000, 3 000 living inside : the king, the queen, their family (Children, grandchildren, cousins, etc), servants, some aristocrats (for example Saint-Simon, Montespan, Maintenon, Duras, Richelieu, Lambesc, Lamballe, etc, etc), ministers. If you want to know, you just have to read Mémoires from these times. People are named.
I wanna know will they realize if someone moves in
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Don't listen to Jimmy.
Nobody would notice. Especially if you went in with period style dress and could speak 18th century French. They would just think you're part of the re-enactments.
BUT I wouldn't recommend using any of the royal beds unless you don't mind being waken by tourists walking by your bedside.
If I were to squat in the Palace, I would take the private quarters or servant quarters.
There, nobody would know any better.
Love the video. I have noticed that things are pretty dusty. Time to get out the dust rags and pledge😉
SUGERENCIA: Traducir el audio a otros idiomas, entre ellos español. Muy interesante su historia pero para los que no somos angloparlantes se nos dificulta un poco entender. Gracias!!
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