Aile du Midi, Historical wing in Château de Versailles
The Aile du Midi is an integral part of the Palace of Versailles's architectural ensemble.
Designed during Louis XIV's reign, this wing has witnessed significant historical events.
The Aile du Midi represents the pinnacle of French classical architecture and baroque art.
Currently houses several palace offices and restoration workshops.
Its intricate design and historical significance make it a unique feature of Versailles.
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