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A small pleasure palace in the park of Versailles, commissioned by Louis XV. A must-see

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We never get tired of it

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In Greek mythology, the god APOLLO (also: Apollon) was associated with, among other things, the famous oracle of Delphi. According to tradition, the last oracle of Phytia (this was the title of the seer/fortune teller who lived there) in the second half of the fourth century - i.e. when Christianity was spreading more and more - is said to have been: "Tell the king that the beautifully constructed house has fallen. Phoibos Apollon has no refuge anymore, the sacred laurel is withering, its springs are silent forever, the murmuring of the water has ceased."

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Magnificent view of the castle park. Access is free for bikes, and there are several circuits to practice in the park. Favor visits outside the tourist season to better enjoy the paths.

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The Palace of Versailles is a French château and historic monument located in Versailles, in the Yvelines. It was the main residence of the kings of France Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI. The king, the court and the government resided there permanently from May 6, 1682 to October 6, 1789, with the exception of the years of the Regency from 1715 to 1723. Wanted by Louis XIV in order to glorify the French monarchy, the château is the most important monument of his reign and one of the masterpieces of classical architecture. It exerted a great influence in Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries in the field of architecture and decorative arts1. The château is made up of a complex set of courtyards and buildings preserving an architectural harmony. It covers 63,154 m2, divided into 2,300 rooms, 1,000 of which are assigned to the National Museum of the Palaces of Versailles and Trianon2. The park of the Palace of Versailles covers 815 ha, compared to more than 8,000 ha before the French Revolutionnote 1, including 93 ha of gardens. It includes many elements, including the Petit and Grand Trianon (which was the residence of Napoleon I, Louis XVIII, Charles X, Louis-Philippe I, and Napoleon III), the Queen's Hamlet, the Grand and Petit Canal, a menagerie (now destroyed), an orangery and the Swiss pond. Among the most visited in Europe, the site is at the heart of discussions on the management of overtourism.

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Residence of the kings of France, the Château de Versailles is one of the most illustrious monuments of French heritage. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was built under the leadership of the Sun King who called on the best architects of his time to design buildings as imposing as they were spectacular. Find all the information to visit it here: https://parisjetaime.com/billets/chateau-de-versailles-et-domaine-de-trianon-visite-libre-m9000608. During the 2024 Paris Games, modern pentathlon and cross-country events are held here. A career set up at the Royal Star level hosts eventing events, and show jumping and dressage competitions.

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Built in the middle of the 19th century, the castle is located in a vast park. There is the museum of the Domaine Départemental de Sceaux. Created in 1973, it offers collections in its four main sites: the castle, the orangery, its gardens and the old renovated stables. All information on visiting the estate: https://parisjetaime.com/culture/domaine-departemental-de-sceaux-p1064.

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Beautiful view of the park and the Château de Sceaux

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