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The '''Treaty of Versailles''' formally ended [[World War I]].
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[[Image:Pissaro_La_Route_de_Versailles_a_Louveciennes.jpg|thumb|[[Camille Pissarro|Pissaro]] La Route de Versailles a Louveciennes]]
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'''Versailles''' is a suburb of [[Paris]] best known for the huge palace where the [[Treaty of Versailles]] was signed at the end of [[World War I]].  
  
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The famous [[Palace of Versailles]] was mainly built under the reign of King [[Louis XIV]]. Its style is both [[Baroque]] and [[Rococo]].
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[[Image:Hall of Mirrors at Versailles.jpg|thumb|Hall of Mirrors]]
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*[[Architecture]]
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[[Category:French Cities and Towns]]

Latest revision as of 06:55, April 20, 2016

Pissaro La Route de Versailles a Louveciennes

Versailles is a suburb of Paris best known for the huge palace where the Treaty of Versailles was signed at the end of World War I.

The famous Palace of Versailles was mainly built under the reign of King Louis XIV. Its style is both Baroque and Rococo.


Hall of Mirrors

Versailles.jpg

See also