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Palace Of Versailles In Paris

Palace of Versailles, the royal world heritage building of France

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      What is the Palace of Versailles?

      A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a museum of the history of France.

       

       

      Where is the Palace of Versailles located?

      It is located in the Place d'Armes region.

      When was the Palace of Versailles built?

      The site of the Palace was bought by King Louis XIII who built a small hunting lodge in 1623-24. The architect Philibert Le Roy replaced it with a château of brick and stone in 1631–1634. The gardens and park were laid out by Jacques Boyceau. Over the next decades, the palace was enlarged by King Louis XIV. 

      How long does it take to see the Palace of Versailles?

      It takes around 2-3 hours to see the Palace of Versailles.

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