This winter, the snow falls upon Versailles bringing a little enchantment to the Palace born from Louis XIV's mind. Versailles appears in a new light and unveils some of its secrets to the most adventurous visitors who came to brave the winter cold and admire the poetry of the place. As days go by, visitors capture the mild magical light of the season: here is a selection of their photographs.
Snowy Versailles
Video Versailles under the snow, January 2021
Versailles as seen by visitors, January 2019
Versailles seen by visitors
@Lucie Servant
@Charline Lions
@Anne-Lise Avril
@Cathy Capton Mollard
©EPV / Didier Saulnier
@Mélanie Boucheny
@Mélanie Boucheny
@K'rolyn Dubois
@Pécuchet
@Akari Paris etc.
@Cécile Caron
@ROMΛIN
@Pécuchet
@Cécile Caron
@Mélanie Boucheny
@Cécile Caron
@Anne-Lise Avril
@Marine Prt
@Virpi Vihervä
@Cécile Caron
@Marine Prt
@Morgane Lebret
@Morgane Lebret
@Yuri Moreno Colonnier
@Clémentine Bergerot
@Marion Pineau
@Maud Longeval
@Ornelfe
@Steve Vf
@Sarah
@Marie Boucard
@Cendrine Bourdy
@Juliette
@Wandrille Cyrilovitch Youtchtchenko
@Céline Marcinkowski
@Ntl Otv
@Maud Longeval
Virtual reality
Experience Versailles
The Palace of Versailles is offering a virtual reality experience with the application “Experience Versailles”, created with Fondation Orange, which allows visitors to relive the visit by the Ambassador of Siam to the Court of Louis XIV in 1686 and the Yew Ball held by Louis XV.
Exhibition in the Palace
Visitors to Versailles 1682-1789
This exhibition presents how visitors from all over the world already rushed to this open to all palace since the reign of Louis XIV
