Palace of Versailles

Discover the most decadent palace and gardens the French court had ever known and enjoy a Champagne tasting in a local restaurant.

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Visit the most famous royal palace in the world, but experience it with a passionate historian who will explain how Versailles came to be the emblem of the French monarchy. Also, how it came to be the most hated property of the people before the Revolution.

Start by learning about the small hunting lodge that was reconstructed by Louis XIV who hired the most sought-after architects, painters, and landscapers of the time. No detail was too small for these great artists, and Louis didn’t think twice about the budget.

After the château, your guide will take you for a glass of Champagne and lunch. Unfortunately, Louis XIV never had the opportunity to taste the delights of this bubbly beverage, but his successor certainly did! Your guide will let you know how the monarchy made Champagne into what it is today.

Next, you will head to the gardens to visit Marie Antoinette’s modest “country home”. It is here you will see how this young Austrian monarch became the scapegoat of the French Revolution.

Sun King Louis XIV

The Palace of Versailles

22Discover the most decadent palace and gardens the French court had ever known and enjoy a Champagne tasting in a local restaurant.

 

Bacchus and Clio – Pictos – Number of people 2-8 Bacchus and Clio – Pictos – ChauffeurBacchus and Clio – Pictos – Guide

Click icons to learn more

Visit the most famous royal palace in the world, but experience it with a passionate historian who will explain how Versailles came to be the emblem of the French monarchy. Also, how it came to be the most hated property of the people before the Revolution.

Start by learning about the small hunting lodge that was reconstructed by Louis XIV who hired the most sought-after architects, painters, and landscapers of the time. No detail was too small for these great artists, and Louis didn’t think twice about the budget.

After the château, your guide will take you for a glass of Champagne and lunch. Unfortunately, Louis XIV never had the opportunity to taste the delights of this bubbly beverage, but his successor certainly did! Your guide will let you know how the monarchy made Champagne into what it is today.

Next, you will head to the gardens to visit Marie Antoinette’s modest “country home”. It is here you will see how this young Austrian monarch became the scapegoat of the French Revolution.

Sun King Louis XIV

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