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Queen's Hamlet
Louis XVI built this replica of a county hamlet for the amusememt of his bride, Marie Antoinette. She would fancy herself a shepherdess in these half-timbered houses, joined togther by a wooden gallery. Outbuildings include the Mill, the Warming Room and the Marlborough Tower.
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Located at the Palace of Versailles, the stables of Louis XIV were constructed by architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart, and once housed more than 600 horses. Visitors tour the stables and then are able to witness talented, costumed equestrians perform dressage demonstrations.
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The Grands Appartements at Versailles are among the palace's most popular attractions. Each "apartment" is actually a suite of rooms decorated by its residents, various persons of standing during the palace's heyday, and each is named after the allegorical mural on its ceiling, such as the Mercury Salon, painted by Francois Lemoine.
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The extravagance of the Hall of Mirrors was meant to illuminate the depths of the wealth and power of the French monarchy. Its ceilings are covered with scenes from the events of Louis XIV's life, and huge mirrors and chandeliers create a glittering corridor lined with the palace's greates treasures. The room is thought to be the masterpiece of Versailles.
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