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Destination: France
Marina de Saint Brieuc – The Légué
Along France's northern coastline, Marina de Saint Brieuc - Le Légué stands as a testament to Brittany's enduring maritime heritage, where a working port has evolved into a sophisticated marina without sacrificing its authentic harbor town character. The marina's modern floating pontoons accommodate over 300 vessels while offering comprehensive amenities including 24/7 security, pristine facilitie... »
Le Chesnay
Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt, a charming suburb just 16.7 km from Paris, offers a unique blend of tranquil living and easy access to the grandeur of Versailles. This historic town boasts hidden gems like the 17th-century Castle of Grand Chesnay, set in a picturesque park, and the modern Westfield Parly 2 shopping center, catering to diverse interests. Nature lovers can explore the Arboretum de Versaill... »
Château de Malmaison
Step into the world of Napoleon Bonaparte and Joséphine de Beauharnais at Château de Malmaison, a former imperial residence that once served as the seat of French government. Beyond its opulent interiors and priceless collections, the château harbors a surprising secret: its name derives from a dark past as a Norman invaders' hideout, adding layers of intrigue to its already rich history. Malmaiso... »
Jardin du Roi
Step into the Jardin du Roi, a horticultural gem that once supplied the royal tables of Versailles, where centuries-old French gardening techniques blend seamlessly with modern innovation. This living museum showcases meticulously maintained plots of fruits, vegetables, and herbs, alongside the captivating sight of espaliered fruit trees trained against walls in a masterful display of form and fun... »
Hall of Mirrors
The Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, a 73-meter-long gallery, stands as the epitome of 17th-century French royal opulence, where 357 mirrors reflect the light from 17 arcaded windows, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. This architectural marvel, adorned with intricate ceiling paintings narrating Louis XIV's reign, has witnessed pivotal historical moments, from lavish ceremonies to the signing of the ... »
Dragon Pool
At the heart of Versailles' enchanting gardens, the Dragon Pool stands as a testament to baroque artistry, depicting Apollo's triumph over the serpent Python in a dramatic aquatic display. This masterpiece of 17th-century hydraulic engineering boasts a formidable dragon-like creature as its centerpiece, commanding attention with jets of water that reach an impressive height of 27 meters. Beyond it... »
Queen’s Hamlet
Step into Marie Antoinette's whimsical private retreat at the Queen's Hamlet, where ornate cottages and functional farm buildings create an idyllic pastoral scene that belies its royal origins. This lakeside folly, commissioned in 1783, offers a rare glimpse into the queen's desire for a simpler life amidst Versailles' opulence, while serving as a working farm producing dairy and vegetables for th... »
Madame Élisabeth
Madame Élisabeth's Estate in Versailles unveils a captivating chapter of 18th-century French royal life, offering an intimate alternative to the grandeur of its famous neighbor. This countryside retreat, gifted by Louis XVI to his younger sister Elisabeth in 1783, boasts a neoclassical residence reflecting Enlightenment-era refinement and an 8-hectare romantic English garden with hidden grottoes a... »