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Where is Versailles gardens?
Versailles Palace, and its gardens are to the South of Paris in France.
Why are the gardens of the Palace of Versailles so special?
The gardens of the Palace of Versailles are really pretty to look at.
When were the gardens of Versailles designed?
in 1661 André le nôtredesigned the Versailles garden
Who laid out the gardens and woods of the estate of Versailles?
Andre Le Notre laid out the gardens and woods of the estate of Versailles for Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette. Versailles is located to the south of Paris.
How many square feet are in the Palais de Versailles?
enough so that you need a whole day to walk around all the gardens
A fun place in Versailles France?
Other than the Palance and gardens, there isn't much in Versailles, its just another boring town!
What is the meaning of LE NOTRE?
French landscape gardener who designed many formal gardens including the parks of Versailles. He was a gardener of King Louis XIV of France.
How far from Paris are the gardens of Versailles in km or by train?
The shortest driving distance is 20.8 km.
What are some famous flower gardens?
There are famous flower gardens all over the world. Keukenhof Gardens in the Netherlands boasts stunning displays of tulips in season. Versailles in France has a mixture of both flower gardens and topiary gardens. Longwood Castle is famous for it's display of roses.
What are the 5 attraction in Paris?
Eiffel Tower Louvre Museum and Gardens complex Arc de Triomphe Chateau Versailles (20km from centre) Other Museums (Many)
What is the big skeleton in the Gardens at Versaille?
The big skeleton in the Gardens at Versailles is a temporary exhibit by American artist Jeff Koons. The exhibit, a larger-than-life human skeleton, lies on the palace grounds, catching many visitors off-guard.
Where did the Diamond necklace affair take place?
It took place at the palace of Versailles. The Cardinal was tricked by Madame La Motte at the gardens of Versailles and eventually arrested in the palace itself.
