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The foodie's paradise...
There is a reason that Versailles is called 'La Ville Gastronomique'.
The Sunday market alone is a clear representation of France's passion, pride and skill in the art of gastronomy. The market hosts a fantastic range of the most beautifully presented local produce. As you pass through the stalls, you enter a seventh heaven at the sight and smells of the masses of saucisson, cheeses and meats (the smell of the roterie (chicken stall) is my ...
A day in Versailles
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For dinner we went to the crepe resturant in the small town we are staying in – very French! There wasn’t anything in English and none of the staff spoke English so with a little help from the man at the next table, my high school French and the French app on my phone, we managed to order a great meal! Crepes for dinner and dessert!
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A Visit to Versailles (Day Ten)
... already costed 8.50€ because of the musical fountain show today. Getting to Versailles was fairly straightforward. I took the metro to St. Michel and transferred to the light rail train called the RER. Once you get to the station, Versailles Rive-Gauche, the palace is about a 15 minute walk away. I was going to check out the market in the town square, but decided to head directly to the palace instead. Yesterday was the last day in Europe for Sam, one of ...
Chateau de Versailles
The drive from Trocadero (Eiffel tower) to Versailles takes about 20 minutes. Traffic is low in August, parking is free, so use a car if you can. Not the best way to see the locals, but hey, with kids you can't afford any delays. We wisely dropped seeing the Chateau from the inside. Hall of Mirrors etc will just exhaust you so head instead for the park. Today it was free, and we spent a good three hours in this wonderful ...
Palace Of Versailles
We finally weaved our way through Parisian highways into the nearby (suburb/town?) of Versailles. The main attraction here is the famous Palace of Versailles, a colossal chateau built by one of the Louis' (XIII? XIV?) of the French Monarchy. It served as the main seat of French power for a number of generations until the French Revolution: latest occupants ...
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