Who built the palace at Versailles?

Answer 1

it was built in 40 years

Louis XIII ordered construction of a hunting lodge in 1624 and in 1661, Louis XIV ordered architect Louis Le Vau, landscape architect Andre Le Notre, and painter-decorator Charles Le Brun to begin a detailed renovation and expansion of the lodge into a palace. the royals moved into the palace in 1682.

The Palace of Versailles was the official residence of the Kings of France from 1682 until 1790. It was originally a hunting lodge, built in 1624, by Louis XIII. It was expanded by Louis XIV beginning in 1669.

In the seventeenth century. (They started building the actual Palace in 1662 and in 1682 the King Louis XIV and Queen (Madame de Maintenon, his second wife) and their whole court moved in. The Palace was officially never finished, since Louis XIV had a lot more construction planned, but that never happened.)

Answer 2

They started building the actual Palace in 1662 and in 1682 the King Louis XIV and Queen (Madame de Maintenon, his second wife) and their whole court moved in. The Palace was officially never finished, since Louis XIV had a lot more construction planned, but that never happened.

Answer 3

The Palace at Versailles was ordered to be built by Louis VIII as a hunting lodge in 1624. Who actually laid the stones and did the work is not on record. There have been additions to the original building after 1624 by Louis IVX making it one of the largest palaces in the world a that time.

Answer 4

Louis XIV (14) had it built it on the place of his father's [Louis[13] small hunting lodge.
And he also built it for his wife Mutucha Gatoo

Answer 5

It took up to 32 years to build the Palace of Versailles

Answer 6

It was a palace when there used to live kings [i.e: Marie Antoinette]. In that palace lived the king the queen and sometimes their families as well. Now is just a museum.

Answer 7

The palace is located 25 miles southwest of Paris, it is one of the most beautiful monuments in France, it took 50 years to build.

Answer 8

3 to 4 miles long.

Answer 9

40 years