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The history of Versailles is linked to Louis XIV. He developed a genuine liking for Versailles and decided to expand it beyond the chateau which had been built by his father. The King had a great vision for what he wanted for the chateau and the forests around it and took on the role of architect, building a masterpiece with which he would always be associated.
With 60,000 artworks, collections of Versailles illustrate 5 centuries of French History. This set reflects the dual vocation of the Palace once inhabited by the sovereigns and then a museum dedicated "to all the glories of France" inaugurated by Louis-Philippe in 1837.
0:00 Palace entrance
2:45 Royal Chapel
3:57 Entrance Hall
5:37 Louis XIV Rooms
8:00 Pieces of 18th century Boulle marquetry from revolutionary captures
10:16 court and art at the beginning of the reign
12:14 exercise of power
14:11 French supremacy
18:28 Vestibule Of The Royal Chapel
20:16 Salon Hercules
21:49 Salon Abundance/ Salon de l'Abondance
22:48 Venus-Salon
24:20 The Diana room
26:19 Mars salon / Salon de Mars
28:15 Salon Mercury
29:04 Apollo salon
30:44 War room
31:42 Hall of Mirrors
34:50 The Peace Room
36:10 The Queen's Bedchamber
37:27 Salon of the Nobility / Salon des Nobles
38:30 Royal Dining Room
39:31 Queen's Guards' Room
41:15 Coronation Chamber
43:45 Room 1792
45:35 Gallery of Battles
54:14 Consulate and Empire Rooms
1:01:58 Gardens of Versailles
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