The Palace of Versailles in Paris, France is the most classically cultural palace in Europe. Its origins were introduced in junior high school history books.

Tourists from many countries want to come and witness its elegance. There are long queues outside the palace every day, so for those who want to come and check in, the editor has made a detailed travel guide for you. An overview of the Palace of Versailles. If you are

When I came to Paris for the first time, it was really a pity that I didn’t visit the Palace of Versailles not far from the western suburbs of Paris.

King Louis XIV of France, who called himself the "Sun King", ordered the construction of the magnificent Palace of Versailles in order to demonstrate his imperial power. Its architectural appearance and gardens are both in the classicist style, while most of the interior decorations are in the Baroque style.

The Palace of Versailles is a symbol of France in the 17th century. As early as 1979, it was included in the World Cultural Heritage List.

Practical information address: Placed'Armes, 78000 Versailles, France; official website: /; phone: +33130841296; business hours: 09:00-17:30 from Tuesday to Sunday from November to March; Tuesday to Sunday from April to October

Sunday 09:00-18:30; Price per person: Afternoon tea is about 35 euros, lunch is about 18-30 euros per dish; Versailles is one of the most popular attractions in Europe, so when visiting Versailles, remember to book tickets in advance

, Enter as early as possible, so that you have enough time to appreciate the rooms in the palace, and wander around the gardens and outbuildings at noon.