Palace of Versailles, Versailles

The marvelous Palace of Versailles contains 2,300 rooms. Among them, you can find the splendor Hall of Mirrors, maybe the most iconic place in the Palace. The spectacular 73 meters golden hall was built to celebrate France's prosperity and success and exhibit remarkable design, aesthetics, and arts. The grandiose golden hall which is full of mirrors and chandeliers was the royal's favorite for ceremonies and political events.

Other famous must-sees at the Palace are:
The King's Apartment, seven stately rooms which the king holds for official duties.
The Royal Chapel, with the exceptionally beautiful ceiling.
The King’s Private Apartments, lavish private rooms used by Louis XIV, Louis XV, and later by Louis XVI.
The Queen’s Apartments, which were is used by Maria Theresa, Louis XIV’s wife, and later Marie-Antoinette, Louis XVI's wife.
Marie-Antoinette's Private Chambers, appealing and elegant rooms for the Queen's private use.
Madame de Pompadour's Apartments, four private rooms of Madame de Pompadour, Louis XV's famous mistress.
The Empire Rooms, created by king Louis-Philippe to gain the support of Bonapartists and therefore dedicated rooms to the Empire and the memory of Napoleon.
The Gallery of Great Battles, the biggest room in the Palace. 120 meters long gallery that is covered with more than 30 large paintings displaying France's most glorious military operations.