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    Inside Château de Versailles 🇫🇷 France Travel Walk Tour 4K HDR



    Here is a virtual tour in Château de Versailles (walking tour, no music, no talking) in surround stereo sound. The Palace of Versailles is a historical place and is located 19 kilometers west of Paris. It is a former royal residence commissioned by King Louis XIV located in Versailles, a commune in the department of the Yvelines, Île-de-France.

    Chateau de Versailles can be reached by RER C train from Paris.

    Video recorded on January 20, 2024 Thursday 8:19AM -5°C

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    6. @neoxsupreme on

      When you started the tour I can tell it was early in the morning with not a lot of people yet but by the time you reach the Hall of Mirrors the crowds were already getting pretty crazy. This is in the winter. I can only imagine how crazy packed it is in the summer.

    7. @newhorizonsintuitiveguidance on

      Love the parquet flooring! There should be a marker on the wall explaining how tedious it is to do a parquet floor. It is all done by craving wood pieces to make unique flooring patterns. Very popular during that time.

      Beautifully intricate and elegant, parquet flooring is the term used to describe the geometric patterns made from multiple wooden panels.

      The word “parquet” is French for “a small compartment” and explains the use of decoratively laying wooden pieces in an intricate pattern.

      Parquet flooring has a rich and royal history, starting in 16th century France. Skilled artisans would lay interlocking wooden panels into geometric shapes to replace troublesome stone or marble flooring.

      Weighing a lot less than stone or marble, the new parquet floors put less strain on the timber framework and would be easier to maintain.

      King Louis XIV replaced the marble floors in the rooms of the Palace of Versailles with what is now known as the design “Parquet de Versailles”. Ever since, parquet flooring has been synonymous with elegance, prestige, and luxury.
      https://www.havwoods.com/us/news/parquet-flooring-everything-you-need-to-know

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