Versailles, from Louis XIII to the French Revolution

[@UVtec]

Me: "What did it cost?" Louis XVI: "Everything."

[@Tyboth35]

Louis XIV: "Everything." Louis XV: "Everything." Louis XVI: "Everything + my head."

[@pabloe5941]

was it worth it? everything

[@pedrocavalcante5822]

Where did the money and resources that built it all come from?

[@jeanpierreragequit1726]

@@konliner9286 labour ....35000 french workers on it, 50 years long...

[@jhb1493]

I read some years back that as a percentage of GDP, Versailles was the equivalent of what the USA spends on an aircraft carrier. What time-range that was, I don't know - initial cost under Louis XIV, I suppose. You have to remember that France was by far the most populous, powerful and wealthy nation in Europe for most of Louis XIV's reign. The culture and language of France spread across Europe and the rest of the world - to the point where hundreds of years later we are watching virtual renderings of it on the internet, and then commenting on it. A strong argument could be made that Versailles made more money for France in terms of exports of goods (art, textiles, porcelain, etc.) and tourism than it cost, but we'll never know. Can you buy influence and advertising like that? Yes, but only if you are a decadent French monarch.

[@patrickmccarron5059]

I plan to do the same addition to my house one day.

[@jabeztomer]

i plan to do the same addition to my lego house one day.

[@Salvus967]

Patrick McCarron LMAO!

[@carolsmith1240]

Please remember to get yer planning permission

[@alanhenrique8254]

hsushhahsha

[@thepikachuoftexas3871]

I plan to do the same with my Minecraft House one day.

[@HisMajestyWalrus]

Always greatly admired french architecture. Truly a remarkable national treasure.

[@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty]

Same. Colonial versions of it are special too.

[@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266]

until revolution.. then everything went into....

[@andiarrohnds5163]

bah, this person has accumulated too much power and must be stopped. its completely unfair and dangerous for everyone else. this is why ive always admired 18th century american culture before corruption and cowardice. how weak is the fucking king? fucking pretty bitch would die if spending just one night in the prisons his people are subjected to. this planet is not the fucking pleasure palace of homosexuals

[@louisxiv631]

My beautiful Chateau.

[@jmiquelmb]

Revolutionnaires: OUR beautiful chateau

[@BlackRose85789]

@Gappie Al Kebabi Yes. In fact he did. And believe it or not, but people would be ordered to follow him around so much that they even had to watch him take a shit. Talk about no privacy. I don't know about the bedroom. But he was paranoid beyond belief about losing his power that it gave his servants closest to him, no time to plot or even find time to meet anyone to plot against him.Literally he knew when you first woke up, who you fucked, who you fucked before you married, and got fucked by when become his servant to the state. It's not like he wasn't smart and wise to keep watch over his general and stuff, but really? You couldn't find one......not even one pitiful loyal soul to spy for you and report back? Even Cleopatra was able to manipulate the people and state without losing some of her dignity in the process.

[@konliner9286]

Funded by taxpayers and colonialism.

[@genstudio7859]

@@BlackRose85789 yeah well the story indeed is a bit more complicated, but basically Louis XIV thought that the king had to be transparent and hide nothing to his people (see the Fronde during his childhood). That and his will to decrease the power of these pain in the ass lords who he kept in this wonderful castle, close to him and in the finest luxuries ; all of this allowed him to strengthen the power of monarchy (not so much a dictatorship but the State). He built the modern French State and administration and left it stronger than ever. Versailles was a mean to this end, and also the demonstration of both the strength and the genius of French people and its king.

[@genstudio7859]

@@BlackRose85789 and run France in the XVIIth century, then only criticize. You do not seem clever from what I read

[@leatherneck7857]

Shout out to all the peasants without an opera house

[@sappecommejaja2736]

Loool

[@hugznotdrugs2]

How do you survive though?

[@keisambautista6046]

Shut up we have a karaoke

[@jorbennoten9536]

Bitch i have 2 and i'm broke imagine not having one

[@thunderbird1921]

Fun fact: When Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited Versailles in 1855, Emperor Napoleon III's state dinner for them was so large he held it IN the opera house auditorium!

[@雅惠-k6y]

Versailles is synonymous with luxury and beauty.

[@SonGoku-xz4zv]

Synonymous with France

[@MamieCanevas65]

Versailles, from Louis XIII to the *anti* French revolution Merci de corriger .

[@mignonthon]

and excess

[@MrUranium238]

Thank God for the French Revolution

[@MrUranium238]

@D Anemon they weren't elected, based feudal obligation .. ...... now people have the right of speech, press, religion which previously were not enjoyed

[@thunderoyebi7417]

It's almost like a small city but for the royals.

[@koenkeep]

Try thinking about it as the entire French government in one building. Because all of the affairs of state was decided here, and all of the ministers, civil servants and courtiers were there to support the king.

[@odoimia]

It reminds me of the forbidden city

[@lelgontana5929]

it most lickely was a small city and then the wannabe "elite" claimed to have build it, after actually having dug it up from all the mud it was surrounded by those "gothic" and "victorian" style buildings were build all over the world, its not an european style of architecture only

[@terecthetec756]

2:30 - Of course, I would never live in a palace without a full Opera House...

[@strongarm8937]

This was the equivalent of a home theater at the time

[@thunderbird1921]

One fact this video left off: French Emperor Napoleon III later returned the palace to at least part time ceremonial purposes and actually held the MASSIVE state dinner for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in the Opera House auditorium! Paintings of that astonishing evening survive, they will make your jaw drop!

[@50Street21]

Thank goodness someone had the wherewithal to preserve Versailles for future generations and not have it burnt to the ground. What a tragedy that would have been. I was in Versailles in July of 2015 and absolutely loved the architecture, furniture, grounds and history. It is an absolute marvel.

[@bobbydigital8243]

Dang, imagine being so rich that in the future their are now thousands of tourists visiting your place each day, out front just standing there staring and admiring on this structure you once lived in that is now considered a work of art, but during your residency that exact same structure was simply called the front foyer.

[@Wania-qw6yo]

It took up 25% of Frances economy

[@chupameusculh0es493]

@@Wania-qw6yo yeah we are talking about billions being thrown into luxury rather than feeding the peasants

[@nxxiv436]

@@chupameusculh0es493 peasants are peasants for reason lmaoo

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

@@Wania-qw6yo No wonder there was a revolution.

[@thatway2000]

@@nxxiv436 not really, unlike today most people were peasants and could literally do nothing to get out of that situation.

[@MetaMM]

When I visited, it took my breath away of its beauty but of its enormity as well. Felt overwhelmed instantly that I don't remember what exactly I saw but I know just a small portion of it as the dark sky was enveloping and I was hungry. What a palace!

[@darchitect4884]

Wow, sort of sounds like visiting heaven!

[@Napp28]

Although the Hall of Mirrors is the most amazing indoor space in the world, I kinda liked the open-air terrace that once sat in it's place.

[@NapoleonBonaparte5]

Fun trivia the Empire of Germany was proclaimed in that hall after Prussia defeated Napoleon III

[@jmiquelmb]

@@NapoleonBonaparte5 Fun trivia 2: The treaty of versailles that ended WWI was signed in the same hall, with Germany in the losing side. Guess France was: "So you like this hall huh? Let me give you a visit again"

[@user-ff1bl8qk1b]

If I recall correctly the terrace had to be replaced because it caused water infiltration

[@teomucaj234]

Not is the sistine chapel in Rome

[@History23458]

I agree

[@DiamondCalibre]

"two symmetrical grand apartments for the king and the queen." when you want to flex on the peasants using your marriage that's falling apart.

[@jakewilliams2497]

Actually, that was normal, and still is normal

[@thunderbird1921]

@@jakewilliams2497 Did Victoria and Albert? I know they were VERY close and affectionate, but maybe separate quarters was still expected of them?

[@lianborgiademedici1016]

@@thunderbird1921 yes king has his lovers he only sleep with a queen when he needs a child

[@MauricioRomanov]

@@lianborgiademedici1016 Not at all, at least Empress Maria Theresa loved her husband very much and slept with him many times, the louis XVII also slept with Marie Antoinette many times even tho he didn't know how to thrust and only left the member there and never ejaculated, only after his father-in-law, the Archduke of Austria taught him how to have sex did he properly manage to have offspring

[@JeanieD]

@@MauricioRomanov , many of your “facts” ( especially the names) are mixed up. @DiamondCalibre, by “falling apart”, what do you mean? Louis XIV and Marie Thérèse had a normal royal marriage: arranged for the procreation of heirs and alliance of two countries. The queen never really learned to adopt French customs or even learn the language fluently, and was a very dull person, so it isn’t as if she was ever going to be Louis’ ideal or equal. Still, she never did anything to cause scandal, she was treated well and with great respect, and Louis never flaunted his mistresses in front of her. Likewise, she never demanded he give up his mistresses or gave him a bad attitude.

[@colinmontgomery5492]

It is an absolutely incredible structure.

[@apurvchaturvedi]

I like how everyone added something to the palace as centuries went by. Every kind of artist added their own type of art in making of the Palace as we know today

[@Nunelii]

It’s the case in a lot of French castles actually

[@dansanger5340]

I visited Versailles in 2004. It's an incredible place. Everyone should visit at least once.

[@JonatasMonte]

I'm glad nobody burned it.

[@PawPatrolTheLionGuardFan]

Especially during our Revolutions, the City Hall, the Palace of the Tuileries and others monuments burned in Paris in 1870. (I am French).

[@aaronpaul9188]

@@PawPatrolTheLionGuardFan What a mistake those revolutions were.

[@moviejose3249]

@@aaronpaul9188 You mean to tell me that overthrowing a bunch of corrupt leeches is bad? I guess you frowned on Occupy Wall St also. Oh well we know what your daily meal is dont we.

[@aaronpaul9188]

@@moviejose3249 Unless you are an anarchist then you are an idiot. If you are an anarchist, which I wager you are based on your support of the occupy movement, then you are either an idiot or mass murderer. Based on your support for the geoncide known as revolution maybe its both.

[@sccs9700]

@@aaronpaul9188 Our ancestors did what they had to do.

[@Darth_Goblin]

I remember watching that video inside Versaille when I was a kid, that would ultimately lead to me becoming a Louis 14 fanboy and learning everything I could about french history

[@jabeztomer]

this is the first video on youtube that i'm willing to wait for the HD to download before watching it. good job creator good job.

[@TheMramon81]

J Nielsen Tomer Not he said 1629 but it shows 1624

[@NAHAJI133]

I would love to hide here during a tour and explore. How fun would that be

[@JonatasMonte]

He could eat one of the servants.

[@paulagalore5543]

kat Mats I was thinking the same 😂 and then sleep in the Kings room

[@weeblife8657]

I would love to work there honestly. Then you know the history and get to see everything!

[@malcolmabram2957]

I have been there, some time ago though. Then you probably would have got away with it.

[@canyounot2102]

kat Mats // same

[@rooneye]

Wow, this is fascinating. Such an awesome building(s). 2:45 I much prefer the looks of the building before the modernizing done in 1774.

[@uiekernum2916]

I'm glad i'm not the only one. This bit made me so mad. That guy destroyed that thing

[@danialashraf99]

Right! Neoclassicism was seen as a modern trend in the late 1700s and early 1800s. I too prefer the former than the latter.

[@danielperkins6023]

And now it's not symmetrical anymore!! so annoying

[@JoshuaWoshua]

@@danielperkins6023 And then when they did attempt to make it symmetrical, they made the pavilion shorter than the other side.

[@TheMramon81]

I love France this palace is amazing

[@mobikgtf]

You love France? France is a Muslim! Versailles will be demolished and will build mosques.

[@williamgarcia9858]

miller simon he's right, keep bringing in Muslims and slowly but surely, France will become Islamic.

[@TheMramon81]

tomasz w What does religion have to do with my views and opinions

[@sandrodream5418]

in italy there are far better palace

[@nickyfrenchdoc]

No there aren't, that's why so many italians moved to France to find work ... Even the Italian Kings had to learn french.

[@alexandragavrila3201]

A masterpiece🤩We are lucky that it survived to this day!

[@themax9913]

With this palace, he could control all importants nobles of france. This was an marble and glass cage.

[@fahmiben5045]

Im french and true you now history;)

[@jamesthewineguy]

Love the animation - such an amazing place - the most beautiful palace in Europe!

[@user-vc9cn1iw7y]

The palace could and still can host up to 10.000 people, can you imagine ? And don't forget about 800 hectares of park and gardens. I used to live in this beautiful city ❤

[@ambreeniram2268]

It's the epitome of royalty and grandeur. One of the finest palaces of the world. It's sad how the Louis XVI and his family were taken away, never to return.

[@rrestaurantamazone4745]

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[@robnewman6101]

😢💔

[@robnewman6101]

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[@leodahvee]

I've been there and the gardens are stunning!

[@robnewman6101]

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[@heroipordiversao3934]

An incredible construction for its time. there is no mega current construction that equates to the same level of greatness of this wonderful work.

[@peachjwp]

They forgot the Grand Trianon and Petite Trianon built as retreats for Louis XIV and XV respectively.

[@francinesicard464]

Yes, the Grand Trianon was built for Louis XIV as a retreat. But the Petit Trianon was built for his grandson Louis XV and will later be used exclusively by Queen Marie-Antoinette, wife of Louis XVI. On the grounds of Versailles Park, she had a hamlet built just near the Petit Trianon, called the Queen's Hamlet, a small rustic farm built like a Normandy farm and mainly designed for the royal children to get acquainted with farm animals. It has also a pond. The hamlet has been recently entirely restored. Vegetables are still cultivated on the property and given to charity soup kitchens. Worth seeing too.

[@novakattila]

Just LOL @ plebs who don't even have an opera house at home

[@rigelbound6749]

I have 5. Opera houses are a human right.

[@louis3328]

@@rigelbound6749 It's actually in the Human Rights Law. I think...

[@joebenzz]

My home opera is KZbin :D

[@oceandrew]

My surround sound system and 50" flat screen TV took a lot less time to build. Out of the box and delivering first movie in less than 2 hours.

[@costiniucmircea]

Thanks For Sharing This Wonderful Video !

[@premdasyesudasan5778]

I've never been to Versailles, but can sense its grandeur from thousands of miles away.

[@ezrhino100]

my opera house is modest in comparison to this... jealous.

[@The-Real-Honest-Truth]

what an video animations on point well done indeed

[@janebeatty9472]

You could play hide and seek for days...if someone could find you.

[@brightgoldstar]

Damn. The bread, wine and cheese nation can build some incredible masterpieces. ❤ Vive la France 🇫🇷

[@uno1r]

We need more of this series

[@driver-guide-france9715]

A great way to learn about the construction of the palace of Versailles ,indeed !

[@wendyp8488]

Thank you for this video - gorgeous graphics really illustrate the buildings and enhancements.

[@ITSKKP]

I need a Palace like this in my next life

[@benjamincolon5486]

Imagine if that was turned into the residence of the executive of the French republics and the Parliament building

[@benjamincolon5486]

I mean am I right or am I right?

[@solenac9558]

I'm so proud of the history of my country💓

[@javierslytherin9898]

Solena Chlt France and Versailles are awesome. In my country (Spain), we have a similar style palace in Madrid ("Palacio Real") because ours monarchs are French origin (Borbons)

[@shaquebrazil7503]

Lol, proud of slaving the world? This was built on Afrcia's back like most of Paris as well. shame you can't get rid fo your problems and your country is in a mess. I don't even find this palace pretty, bit ugly dump built by greedy monachs.

[@solenac9558]

Shaque Brazil when I say that I am proud of the history of my country, I do not speak of slavery or the Vichy regime. Obviously, no country is perfect but I want to say that France has a very rich and interesting culture. As for the Palace of Versailles, you can think what you want, but if you never see it in real life, I doubt that you can talk about like that. In France, we have problems like everywhere in the world, but unlike some countries, we are not so much in the shit. And if you speak with so much interest for my country, you can come and check by yourself.

[@NIHIL_EGO]

"This was built on Afrcia's back like most of Paris as well." It's built on land, not on the back of some random girl.

[@ashleymadera4545]

French revolution

[@porpedroiiebertrand]

just came back to say I finally visited it today!

[@layoverbear]

I’m so surprised by your French pronunciation! I was dreading it but you nailed it. Great video x

[@martonk]

gabrielle.s This video was made by french, only narrated by an englishman. i was more concerned about the english pronounciation.

[@Brickcellent]

It is the Château de Versailles official channel, so they would of course ensure correct pronunciation.

[@martonk]

At once, master Moore! *picks up plate of tea and runs up to the royal bedroom*

[@layoverbear]

Edward The Butler Still, French gets butchered a lot by English speakers. I do realise it's the Versailles channel, so it's not a surprise x

[@layoverbear]

Brickcellent Exactly! I still see French butchered a lot by English speakers, but it's not surprise since it is the Versailles channel.

[@c0mpu73rguy]

Yes... A "hunting lodge" that's already bigger than my house.

[@jaop13]

Oh I definitely need a Opera House in my house

[@JohannMockl]

Ok

[@lmaodead2900]

Looks so beautiful

[@huilenhumacata]

This video was proyected in the first room of Versailles when I was in Paris, July 2018.

[@dinahdonovon]

Versailles. That one word evokes sooooo much.

[@ChristianJiang]

0:18 “It all began in 1629” 1624 written instead *facepalm*

[@ChristianJiang]

Well, many things were built before the US, and didn’t even change as much as this palace

[@ChristianJiang]

Wait, what’s your problem? I don’t have anything against France. You know what? The church in my city was completed in 1370. That’s way before the founding of the US and the construction of Versailles. So many things are more ancient than Versailles, which I’ve even visited last year... Why do you call people assholes like that, I’ll never know

[@schusterlehrling]

Actually it began in 1623, and in 1624 the king for the first time spent a night there.

[@ChristianJiang]

AKP Star I live in Italy :) My family came here in the 1920s. We’ve been Catholic for centuries even before that!

[@redeye3448]

@@akpstar6331 you're disgusting i'm half african and live in Germany you want to tell me that i'm not german?!?!

[@trbrm6319]

These short snippets/break up videos are sooo good👍👍

[@CountessKitten]

My favorite palace built by my most favorite Absolute Monarch, Louis The Great! I have learned so many interesting things about his court and the country, and the ways of its people lately and I have to say, that if I could go back in any time, and be with any one from that time, I'd go back to 1660's with louis ruling and building Versailles!

[@stonewelch3171]

SUPER !!!!!! MAGNIQUE .....bravo ...

[@thirael]

If you're planning to visit France and see some history, spare yourself the dreadful never-ending tourist queue that is the visit of the chateau de Versailles, ang go visit the castels on the Loire river.

[@Jorn41]

Exactly - the palace is actually not that impressing. Been there twice.

[@jhb1493]

Having been through Versailles and many of the Chateaux of the Loire, I have to agree. Versailles is crowded, noisy and very much like a series of stage sets - which I suppose it was, really. The gardens were much more interesting and enjoyable, and they and the Trianons make a great day out. If you can't get too far out of Paris and the Loire Valley is out of range, I'd also suggest Vaux le Vicomte, where you get a real Versailles feel (for reasons I won't bore you with here), or Chantilly.

[@Eliot0627]

@@jhb1493 People do not go to Versailles only for the decoration of the castle they also come to breathe the history of France

[@matthewclark1529]

Amazing video. I love the detailed models used

[@pa7957]

Versailles castle park is bigger than Manhattan ... The gardens at Versailles has 55 historic fountains, of which up to 32 currently plays during the musical fountains show. Louis the XIV had to pump the water mechanically. ... The king of Denmark observed, in what was probably an understatement, that the water pumped to the fountains cost as much as wine. Water for Versailles was taken from the Seine, raised, and distributed by high stone aqueducts and pipes

[@ryanjones5133]

Versailles is my all time Favourite place on earth

[@genetheloop2554]

Fortunatly in their madness revolutionary have not destroyed this castle

[@Oisseau53]

Oui c'est un miracle

[@chrisduitsman2918]

I would love to visit Versailles to see the gardens, and I would definitely like to see the palace as well.

[@Sawrattan]

The garden is even more beautiful than the palace. Make sure to visit during sunny weather, because the garden is truly a highlight of the visit.

[@Lady_Christy]

The hall of mirrors ❤

[@mathiasrmer3305]

What a adorable little castle...

[@ftmmk7039]

I live in Versailles and see it almost everyday lol

[@jamesaria9447]

BEAUTIFUL FRENCH CULTURE. THEIR ARCHITECTURE IS THE BEST. BUT IT IS EASY TO SEE HOW SUCH EXTRAVAGANCE CAUSED A REVOLUTION.

[@jamesarcher5060]

And you wonder why the French people were pissed off. You built this grand palace, adding additions upon additions, all the while the people are starving.

[@JD-ey9gw]

People should be more upset about the country spending so much money to liberate America

[@JD-ey9gw]

J Lord Yeah the king was very unpopular but I think is wrong to say that the nobles caused the revolution it was a burgher revolution and you can see that since the rights granted afterward were all about freedoms and imply a passive posture from the state rather than an active one no to mention it was the third estate the one that started the revolt

[@JD-ey9gw]

J Lord that’s very through and the fact that they were not taxed and used their power to remain that certainly contributed to the flames but to say that they used their power to cause the whole thing is incorrect, and certainly the cost of the wars waged by his predecessors needs to be factor in

[@JD-ey9gw]

J Lord yeah well I think for the revolution to happen you need such a weak king and indeed there was a very weak one I don’t think he was evil per se but rather very incompetent and unpopular not to mention the rumors that his wife was the one in charge

[@blakemarb5617]

French revolution=democracy ruines everything

[@dollhousesminiaturesandmor9586]

Awesome such a beautiful place thanks for sharing Madeline

[@dwaynerose2911]

I love your video.

[@christopherthorkon3997]

I think it would have been fun to live there. I could just imagine the delicious meals and desserts served there.

[@dennisluts4860]

Im really missing an opera house, maybe i should make some plans to add it to my house....

[@lepus0rex]

amazing job, spectacular results, bravo!

[@otwchu5999]

yall clown actin like you didn't utilize the bathroom as an opera house

[@dmadma]

Superbe vision architecturale de l'évolution du château !

[@princesshanahocampo7562]

It' bizarre how they can make such a palace with such intricacy when they had no computers and no advanced machines , while modern day houses are literally just pieces of squares.

[@Nunelii]

Well Louis XIV covered half of the frenchs in extreme poverty to build this so… not the same financial needs as today lmao 😂

[@oneoftheskull3158]

I can't fathom the upkeep and maintenance costs. Gee willickers.

[@corallall]

Есть еще куда стремиться, володья😀😀💥

[@luobilly4074]

I love❤ France 🇫🇷 Paris Versailles thank you❤😊!

[@JMitchellUK]

@0:18 I'm sorry, did it begin in 1629 or 1624? I'm confused.

[@bluerose19ll]

1624

[@JMitchellUK]

Mitra E. “It all began in 1629” *subtitle says 1624*

[@coulsongirls]

Amazing, loved this!

[@makenziemurray4130]

who are the two architects given credit for the look of palace of versailles

[@insanitysansman5126]

Palace of Versailles is kinda like where the treaty of Versailles took place or where the treaty was created

[@antoinemozart243]

Versailles castle is the most expensive house in the World : 50 billions dollars. Plus the huge cost to preserve it. (One million a month). Even Jeff Bezos could 'nt afford it.

[@moh.bs10]

Jeff bezos can build 5 like this chateau

[@Oisseau53]

​@@moh.bs101 000 000 000 Juste pour refaire la toiture de Notre Dame. Acheter le parc plus construire un château comme Versailles reviendrait à 300 milliards.

[@adumelial]

Love French History on this! I watched the TV Series 2x!! ❤️ ~ subscribes ~

[@nazar_von_martin]

What is the music on the background?

[@starcrib]

Terrific modeling and graphics...makes the gargantuan structure understandable...🍸

[@jimmu8689]

I’m not a huge fan of architecture but this place is beautiful

[@ignacioahijadoaparicio1634]

Very very very good video, and very informative. Thank you!

[@LaurenScarfo]

This looks awesome, and I think of Unity when I see this hahaahah

[@jamescarlton6016]

+MoneyManAnt TheGreat assassin's creed doesn't have the palace as big as this in the game

[@chengeanliew4097]

I love the pool

[@Montcalm1000]

It's beautiful, isn't it? obviously, it's French!

[@TruongPham-tc1vn]

bản thiết kế tuyệt vời về thẩm mỹ và công năng sử dụng.các thành viên sống trong ngôi nhà này sẽ được khỏe mạnh và phát huy được trí tuệ!

[@JohannMockl]

Balla

[@ДинараФаридова]

Кто здесь после расследования ФБК?)

[@davidsimonyan5794]

Боже мой, да всем насрать!

[@realchocochoco]

I visited last June 2019. Missed this place

[@JohannMockl]

It’s very small

[@totallydomestic433]

It is amazing, but still not worth losing your head over.

[@nolanmartin6601]

one of the most beautiful places on earth.

[@Mad9977]

back when France was amazing and impressive

[@pragyansharmapolavarapu9245]

Unlike in our hot lands structures do not degenerate over time. Such royal places of Europe are pleasant to view. The mighty French revolution overturned everything and appears to have modernized the medieval minded society in France and also sent most powerful blasts of freedom, equality and fraternity to all the then existing western world and later to all awakened eastern societies and other regions of the world..

[@larikipe940]

That's all very lovely, but I'll stick with my 1100 square foot house. Thanks.

[@praetor9822]

I've been in there. It's even more amazing than the video.

[@schlossgespenst06]

Nobody: Really nobody: Me: What happened to the fountain on that terrace when the terrace was replaced with the Hall of mirrors? 🤔

[@vivienne1904]

1:16 As I can see from the video. Yes, it is.

[@efilopialul2494]

Proud romanian here. Ik this video about france