Downtown Paris to Versailles
Publish: 2021-05-19 07:41:38
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Most of the view of Versailles starts from the Royal Cathedral, which is the fifth Church in the palace. The architecture is designed according to the two-story palace style church where ceremonies are held. The king usually prays in the box upstairs and only goes downstairs on special occasions. On his way back to the box, if someone puts forward his personal wishes and problems, they are usually promised. The hyclis hall, which connects the northern side of the cathedral with the state wing, used to be the place for grand celebrations and reception. Behind the hall of Hercules, a group of buildings on the right side of the main palace is the state palace for the king and ministers to carry out official activities. The interior of each hall is magnificent and the scene is outstanding. There are six halls in this group of floors running through the right wing palace. Each hall is named after a Roman mythological figure and decorated with murals on the theme of this mythological figure. This is not only a decoration, but also a metaphor, which makes people associate with the mysterious power of the palace worker, the sun king. The names of the halls are: fengshengjiao hall, Meishen hall, Yueshen hall, Zhanshen hall, Messenger hall and Taishen hall
2. How far is Fontainebleau palace from the Louvre<
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the Louvre is in the city of Paris, and Fontainebleau is in the suburbs, but there's a train. It's very convenient to go to the palace of Versailles. You can also see Fontainebleau when you go to the palace of Versailles. Versailles is Louis XVI's palace, very beautiful, especially the garden craft! Buy a long train ticket from Paris east station. The one-way fare is 1.6 euro. It takes 20 minutes. The carriage is very empty. When you go in the daytime, most of the seats in the carriage are empty. You can choose where to sit. It's also a double deck train carriage. I suggest you sit upstairs and enjoy the scenery. The train to Versailles Palace takes 56 minutes. Paris east station itself is also a subway station. You can take the subway to get there, and you can buy train tickets in the station, because French trains, subways and city buses are owned by the French state railway company. Very convenient. Have a good time!
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the Louvre is in the city of Paris, and Fontainebleau is in the suburbs, but there's a train. It's very convenient to go to the palace of Versailles. You can also see Fontainebleau when you go to the palace of Versailles. Versailles is Louis XVI's palace, very beautiful, especially the garden craft! Buy a long train ticket from Paris east station. The one-way fare is 1.6 euro. It takes 20 minutes. The carriage is very empty. When you go in the daytime, most of the seats in the carriage are empty. You can choose where to sit. It's also a double deck train carriage. I suggest you sit upstairs and enjoy the scenery. The train to Versailles Palace takes 56 minutes. Paris east station itself is also a subway station. You can take the subway to get there, and you can buy train tickets in the station, because French trains, subways and city buses are owned by the French state railway company. Very convenient. Have a good time!
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one day must be enough. It's winter time, and the closing time of Versailles Palace is 5pm. It is suggested to go out in the morning, so that the morning will arrive, and then start to turn. The palace of Versailles is not big. It takes three hours to listen to each introction with his interpreter. It's really the garden of Versailles, but if you're not interested, you don't have to spend time in it. Just take a look and take a few photos
it is suggested to buy tickets online in advance, so that you can save the time of queuing to buy tickets and enter the palace of Versailles directly
mode of transportation:
take line 13 at Place de Clichy to Invalides, and then transfer to RER. Pay attention to buy a round-trip ticket, and buy a ticket for Zone4. The terminal is Versailles, and the round-trip fare is 6.5 euro per person
you should have taken RER. There is no specific departure time and seat number on the ticket. Pay attention to the display screen of the auto show and confirm the car for Versailles. Just get on the bus
it's about 50 minutes from Invalides to Versailles
after leaving the station, go right. After a big intersection, you can see Versailles far away. Just follow the crowd
there's no money saving strategy, because the ticket prices of subway and RER are fixed, and the tickets of Versailles are more than ten euro, except that you may buy some souvenirs at the palace of Versailles. By the way, take some food. Don't eat there. But you can get rid of the dinner at the restaurant in that city before you go back to Paris Are you a tourist visa? But if you have a long-term visa from a European country and you are under 25 years old, the palace of Versailles is free of charge)
have a good time ~ ~ ~
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one day must be enough. It's winter time, and the closing time of Versailles Palace is 5pm. It is suggested to go out in the morning, so that the morning will arrive, and then start to turn. The palace of Versailles is not big. It takes three hours to listen to each introction with his interpreter. It's really the garden of Versailles, but if you're not interested, you don't have to spend time in it. Just take a look and take a few photos
it is suggested to buy tickets online in advance, so that you can save the time of queuing to buy tickets and enter the palace of Versailles directly
mode of transportation:
take line 13 at Place de Clichy to Invalides, and then transfer to RER. Pay attention to buy a round-trip ticket, and buy a ticket for Zone4. The terminal is Versailles, and the round-trip fare is 6.5 euro per person
you should have taken RER. There is no specific departure time and seat number on the ticket. Pay attention to the display screen of the auto show and confirm the car for Versailles. Just get on the bus
it's about 50 minutes from Invalides to Versailles
after leaving the station, go right. After a big intersection, you can see Versailles far away. Just follow the crowd
there's no money saving strategy, because the ticket prices of subway and RER are fixed, and the tickets of Versailles are more than ten euro, except that you may buy some souvenirs at the palace of Versailles. By the way, take some food. Don't eat there. But you can get rid of the dinner at the restaurant in that city before you go back to Paris Are you a tourist visa? But if you have a long-term visa from a European country and you are under 25 years old, the palace of Versailles is free of charge)
have a good time ~ ~ ~
please accept the answer, thank you! have a nice weekend!.
4. The palace of Versailles is on the outskirts of Paris. You have to take the C line of the Paris Intercity Express RER to get there. There is no handover station between line 7 and RER C. I don't know which station you are at on line 7? I suggest you refer to RATP.
5. When you get there, you can go directly to the subway station for another free subway map. The subway lines, RER lines and interchange stations on the left and right of
are all marked
RER C line is yellow
are all marked
RER C line is yellow
6. Versailles Palace is located in the outskirts of Paris, the subway is not available, you need to take the Intercity Express RER C to get there. Line 7 can't go directly to RER C. Specific how to transfer, according to the specific station, you can query the Paris traffic official website RATP for specific information. The website is not in Chinese, but in English.
7. You can take RER line 1 to Versailles Palace at various railway stations. The following are the recommended railway stations: Gare D & # 39; Austerlitz, St-Michel, Mus é e d' Orsay, Invalides, Ponte de l' Alma, Champ de Mars, or Javel stop It takes about 35-40 minutes to get to Versailles Rive Gauche station. Don't be under Versailles chantier. You're wrong. The round trip fare is about 5.6 euro. Chateau passport is available for 16 euros from November to March. You don't have to queue into the castle
a better way is to buy a set of tickets for trains and castles at any SNCF (train) or transit (RER). This ticket is called forfait. The price of the package should be 22 euro. It includes a round-trip ticket and a one-day pass. You can also get rid of the long line in the palace.
a better way is to buy a set of tickets for trains and castles at any SNCF (train) or transit (RER). This ticket is called forfait. The price of the package should be 22 euro. It includes a round-trip ticket and a one-day pass. You can also get rid of the long line in the palace.
8. Versailles Palace is located in the town of Versailles, the capital of Evelyn Province, southwest of Paris, France. As a French palace, it lasted for 107 years (1682-1789)
Versailles, 18 kilometers southwest of Paris, is the largest and most luxurious palace in Europe. It is a brilliant pearl in the treasure house of human art. The palace of Versailles, originally a small village, was a hunting palace built in the woods of Versailles by Louis XIII in 1624. In 1661, Louis XIV, the king of France, began to build the palace, which was later repaired and rebuilt by the dynasties. The palace was completed in 1689 and lasted 28 years. It has a history of more than 300 years. The palace covers an area of 1.11 million square meters. It has a construction area of 11 hectares, with east-west axis and North-South symmetry, including the main palace and the south palace and North Palace on both sides. There are more than 500 large and small halls and rooms inside. They are all resplendent in gold and jade. They are inlaid with marble, decorated with sculptures, tapestries and huge oil paintings, displaying rare treasures. The 100 hectare garden is also unique, with flowers and plants arranged in large patterns and trees trimmed in geometric shapes, Numerous fountains, fountains and statues dot the area. The palace of Versailles and its gardens can be regarded as an outstanding representative of French ancient architecture. It was established as the National Museum of history in 1833 and listed in the world cultural and natural heritage list in 1980. Today, it is the place where French leaders meet with foreign heads of state and envoys.
Versailles, 18 kilometers southwest of Paris, is the largest and most luxurious palace in Europe. It is a brilliant pearl in the treasure house of human art. The palace of Versailles, originally a small village, was a hunting palace built in the woods of Versailles by Louis XIII in 1624. In 1661, Louis XIV, the king of France, began to build the palace, which was later repaired and rebuilt by the dynasties. The palace was completed in 1689 and lasted 28 years. It has a history of more than 300 years. The palace covers an area of 1.11 million square meters. It has a construction area of 11 hectares, with east-west axis and North-South symmetry, including the main palace and the south palace and North Palace on both sides. There are more than 500 large and small halls and rooms inside. They are all resplendent in gold and jade. They are inlaid with marble, decorated with sculptures, tapestries and huge oil paintings, displaying rare treasures. The 100 hectare garden is also unique, with flowers and plants arranged in large patterns and trees trimmed in geometric shapes, Numerous fountains, fountains and statues dot the area. The palace of Versailles and its gardens can be regarded as an outstanding representative of French ancient architecture. It was established as the National Museum of history in 1833 and listed in the world cultural and natural heritage list in 1980. Today, it is the place where French leaders meet with foreign heads of state and envoys.
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