Grille royale of Versailles
Grille royale of Versailles, Golden gate in Versailles
The Grille royale is an ornate gate that provides a regal entrance to the Palace of Versailles.
Originally built for Louis XIV, it symbolized the power of the absolute monarch.
This grandiose gateway is a fine example of French Baroque architecture and opulence.
Restored to its former glory in 2008, visitors can admire its craftsmanship up close.
The Royal Gate serves as an iconic symbol of the Sun King's reign over France.
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