Journey Continues - in Versailles
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Anyway, get ready as we head North of France. From the hustle and bustle in Paris, we went to a quaint town in the countryside of Versailles.
On the way there, we passed by town of Normandy. The scenery of greeneries gives an imperturbable sight. More laidback than Paris, Normandy’s brick-laden structural design provides a difference with Paris’s limestone bulwarks.
After an hour or two of travel we reached the grand chateau de Versailles. This palace traces its origin way back in 1623 by King Louis XIII as a hunting lodge. But his son, King Louis XIV, later moved the palace from Louvre to here in Versailles.
Anyway, get ready as we head North of France. From the hustle and bustle in Paris, we went to a quaint town in the countryside of Versailles.
On the way there, we passed by town of Normandy. The scenery of greeneries gives an imperturbable sight. More laidback than Paris, Normandy’s brick-laden structural design provides a difference with Paris’s limestone bulwarks.
After an hour or two of travel we reached the grand chateau de Versailles. This palace traces its origin way back in 1623 by King Louis XIII as a hunting lodge. But his son, King Louis XIV, later moved the palace from Louvre to here in Versailles.
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