Even during lockdown, you can still take a walk through the Palace of Versailles.


Even in the current lockdown, you can still wander through one of the most beautiful palaces in France, the Palace of Versailles, without giving up the cozy comfort of your living-room couch. — AFP Relaxnews

If after weeks of isolation, your home is beginning to feel a little cooped up, it might be fun to explore some more generously proportioned interiors. And this is indeed possible. In the blink of an eye, the magic of the modern world allows you to make a virtual escape to visit the most majestic, and, even more importantly, some of the largest palaces in Europe.

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