Highclere Castle, Castle Howard, and The Breakers are just a few of the storied mansions that brought television’s grandest ...

The Palace of Versailles, also known as the Chateau de ... The Grand Trianon is a stunning pink marble Palace commissioned by King Louis XIV as a retreat for himself and his mistress.

Still owned by Jaipur’s royal family, the palace pays homage to its past with preserved original features like its stately marble staircase, family heirlooms and a classic 1950s Ford Thunderbird.

Inside the Palace of Versailles Ambler suggests pausing to savour highlights such as the Coronation Room and Opera House and the Royal Chapel, where orchestras play each Thursday. She recommends ...

and the Royal Chapel. He moved the French court and government to Versailles in 1682 and they remained there until the French Revolution in 1789. Who designed and built the Palace of Versailles?

2/7 The Chateau de Versailles is steeped ... and 372 statues. The palace's layout is centred around the king's state apartment – seven rooms decorated with marble panelling and painted ceilings ...

The Sanssouci Palace, the summer home of Frederick the Great in Potsdam, Germany, is a lavish alternative to the Palace of Versailles in ... including the famous Marble Hall and the king's study ...

With its famous Hall of Mirrors, opulent Royal Chapel (above) and geometrically perfect topiary, the Palace of Versailles is something to wonder at. Here, pictured in all of its gilded glory ...

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TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb and Al Roker got to visit the Palace of Versailles and soak in its ... also given a key to open a door to a chapel, which Salomé helped them access.

These royal residences – including jaw-dropping quarters in the Palace of Versailles and Gritti Palace ... an official royal residence. The white marble structure was created in the 18th ...