Palace of Versailles: Discover Pomp, Splendour – and 5 Secrets

Nature And Architecture
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Here are 5 secrets hidden within France's famous Versailles palace! At the beginning of the 17th century, the palace was just a small hunting lodge in the forest. But then came Louis XIV. The so-called Sun King transformed it into a fairytale palace.
Today, it attracts millions of visitors. We show you 5 things that you might not know yet about the Palace of Versailles.
00:00 Intro
00:24 Practical information for your visit
01:10 Secret #1 – a secret door
02:22 Secret #2 – hygiene at Versailles Palace
03:34 Secret #3 – a hidden office for secret diplomacy
04:16 Secret #4 – a private library
05:00 Secret #5 – a hidden room for chemical experiments
Pompe and Splendor, but no toilet.
Or where?
The window with the secret window and many girls.
Here's what you may not know about Versailles culture, the most famous culture in France.
These are the 5 secrets of the culture of Louis XIV.
The Palace of Versailles is located 20 km west of Paris.
You can get there by bus, train or train.
Go to the first culture.
Go find a culture that costs 21 euros.
The library is open from 9am to 5.30am.
Every year, people come from all over the world to see this culture.
But today, culture lies close to everyone.
So we have culture near everyone.
Meet the first researcher.
This is Flavie Le Roux.
I'm ready to find the culture of Versailles.
Today, I will introduce the culture of Madame Du Paris.
Follow me.
In the case of popular culture,
Culture also plays an important role.
One of the most famous is Bà Du Paris.
The culture of Louis XV.
She's in this popular culture.
She's still got the culture with the hot water.
Popular culture at the time.
Her culture is a culture with a beautiful and easy culture.
And large, almost 350 m2.
She's been living in this culture for about four years.
Culture is wonderful by her culture,
Her culture is in culture,
But also by her culture,
As you can see,
The culture is beautiful.
Now, I will introduce this culture
and her culture,
There's the door.
In your culture, come,
She can find out and
and financial resources,
Your house is valuable.
The next world will be waiting for us here.
Our second culture
It's about a normal person's motivation.
After all, some of society's most important employees also have to protect themselves.
But, as we know today, the lock did not exist in the 18th century.
It is often said that the lock in Versailles cannot protect itself.
But to protect himself in Versailles.
Here, we have a key.
It's to protect the country.
So we can see the national system.
So we can see the nation's self-defense.
In the key of Louis XVI, there is a key of the century.
Khóa tu was created by the English in the late 1720s.
This is a key, but it looks like a key.
You can imagine that this lock can be made with a portion of water.
Some of these keys have a set of keys to leave behind.
Choo your way about the job.
The key to the city is that Louis XV has read the report and read the report.
Here's your key.
You can imagine that Louis XVI created your second key.
Challowaynn
Now it's time for your second lockdown.
In history, Louis XV still had a different energy, the economic one.
He likes to do business in a small room with only the closest people he knows.
We're in the economy room of Louis XVI.
Phòng economy was developed in 1780.
This economic sector is one of the smallest economic sectors.
This economy is waiting to be developed.
But one thing is certain, this economic department will definitely be a key to any key to France.
