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Information for single ticketsThe Queen’s Hamlet, from Marie-Antoinette to Marie-Louise
At the back of the estate, along the banks of the lake, you’ll find the thatched cottages of the Queen’s Hamlet, built by Richard Mique for Marie-Antoinette. After surviving an epic, eventful period, they illustrate the Queen’s love for the charm...
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At the back of the estate, along the banks of the lake, you’ll find the thatched cottages of the Queen’s Hamlet, built by Richard Mique for Marie-Antoinette. After surviving an epic, eventful period, they illustrate the Queen’s love for the charm of country living. Certain houses were dedicated to farming, others reserved for the pleasures of taking promenades and holding receptions. The interiors reveal refined decor, contrasting with their rustic appearance. Come and rediscover them after their recent restoration.
Price per group, maximum of 10 people depending on the space
Booking required, contact visiteprivee@crm.chateauversailles.fr
The Queen’s Hamlet, from Marie-Antoinette to Marie-Louise
Walking tour of the Palace
The Palace of Versailles is full of true treasures that are unknown to visitors: secret passages, rooms, private apartments, bathrooms and other hidden places. In this royal residence, the symbol of absolute power and French artistic and cultural...
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The Palace of Versailles is full of true treasures that are unknown to visitors: secret passages, rooms, private apartments, bathrooms and other hidden places. In this royal residence, the symbol of absolute power and French artistic and cultural prestige, the apartments of kings, queens, mistresses and courtiers illustrate everyday life at Court and key events in France’s history.
Price per group, maximum of 10 people depending on the space
Booking required, contact visiteprivee@crm.chateauversailles.fr
Walking tour of the Palace
In the apartments of Madame du Barry, the final favourite
In direct proximity to the King’s small apartments hides a treasure: the rooms of Madame du Barry, Louis XV’s last mistress. This space, which has been recently restored, contains one of the most refined and iconic ensembles of...
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In direct proximity to the King’s small apartments hides a treasure: the rooms of Madame du Barry, Louis XV’s last mistress. This space, which has been recently restored, contains one of the most refined and iconic ensembles of 18th-century art. During your visit, immerse yourself in the history and emotion imbued in this very private space, which has been returned to its former glory.
Price per group, maximum of 10 people depending on the space
Booking required, contact visiteprivee@crm.chateauversailles.fr
In the apartments of Madame du Barry, the final favourite
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