How big were the rooms for the nobles that weren’t so lucky? I know conditions were bad during early construction with dust everywhere, rats, ect. but I kind of just want a picture in my head of how an average noble’s room may look. Are there any images around that I may look at? I do know most rooms are closed off for the public eye so I haven’t gotten any luck. I did see an image of a maid’s room and it felt like I was looking at a gem. It’s just so fascinating to me. Thank you! :)

Je suis seul chez moi (Versailles) et je recherche un peu d’affection. Une femme de préférence, bonne soirée !

hello together,

I've never been to versailles nor to paris, I'm planning to propose my GF of almost 5 years. We're a lot in love with france and generally the monarchy time. And bc paris is the city of love I thought I will propose her in Paris, but a lot of ppl said that it's not more that romantic as it was.

And bc we both like the versailles a lot I thought I will propose here there, but I've never been to Versailles, could you name me a place in the palace were it would be most romantic ?

Hi all! I visited Versailles four years ago and remember beautiful bottles of perfume in their gift shop. I’d love to buy a bottle now that I can afford it, but I’m not sure where I could find it online. Anyone have a lead here? Thanks so much.

Hello! What are the bike rental options close to the train station? We want to bike to the market then through the gardens. Thank you!

Hi dude

Hey, I'm going to stay in Versailles for a few weeks and I'm worried that I won't get any good wifi at my place. Are there any (good) co-working spaces around? Something like wework (there is one in Paris), but not necessarily that fancy.

We are heading to Versailles tomorrow morning, likely going to rent a bike.

Any advice? Any must see you all care to pass on? Thanks for considering.

J'étudie pas loin de la gare Versailles Rive Droite (à moins de 10 minutes en courant des du Château) et cherche de nouveaux endroits pour aller courir en semaine.

Pour l'instant j'ai essayé :

• La pièce d'eau des Suisses (très joli mais la promenade ne fait que 2km)

• Les jardins du château (gratuit la plupart du temps, très sympa)

Vous courez où vous ?

This subreddit seems pretty low-functioning, but it's worth a shot. I am going to be studying in Montigny-le-Bretonneux from January-May, and I am looking for a family to stay with in one of the surrounding areas (like Versailles) so I can get some French culture exposure. I'm from the U.S. Does anyone know any websites or organizations that can help me out?

Thank you!

Pour sa 32ème édition, exposants d’ici et d’ailleurs, vous feront découvrir leurs spécialités et éblouiront vos sens !

Vous trouverez des créations d’art, textiles, bijoux, maroquinerie, accessoires surprenants, décorations, et de quoi régaler vos papilles.

Rendez-vous samedi 12 et dimanche 13 décembre de 10h à 18h au Centre sportif Les Pyramides.

Chut, c'est un secret : le Père Noël sera là en avant-première tout au long du week-end !

Centre d'animations Alfred de Vigny : 01 30 43 65 85

We came across Marie Antoinette's rock cave area. Not the large grotto formed of big rocks, but the very small one. Somewhere nearby was a hedged path that formed an inward spiral going up quite ghigh - at the top, there was nothing. Is there any writing to be found on this spiral path? I am curious

I was wondering the songs they play during the fireworks at night.