Palace of Versailles
Orangerie / Orangerie Parterre
Versailles, France
History & context
Built: 1684–1686 · Jules Hardouin-Mansart
Royal-fête inspiration; exceptional gala and filmed choreography candidate rather than routine social dance venue.
Important garden, conservatory, estate, exposition, or civic landscape context.
Royal palace garden architecture
Use & features
Immense royal orangery and formal parterre below the palace; theatrical processional axes.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of floor does Palace of Versailles have?
The floor at Palace of Versailles is recorded as "Stone / gravel / temporary flooring".
Does Palace of Versailles have indoor and outdoor dance space?
Palace of Versailles has both an indoor venue and an outdoor space that can host dance events. See key features for details on each.
Can I rent Palace of Versailles for a dance event?
Our record for event hire at Palace of Versailles reads "Restricted / exceptional events". For pricing and availability, see https://www.chateauversailles.fr/
Is Palace of Versailles available for weddings?
Our record for weddings at Palace of Versailles reads "No / exceptional only". Confirm with the venue before planning.
Is Palace of Versailles open to the public?
Our record for public access at Palace of Versailles reads "Public admission / events". Check the venue's own site for current opening hours and ticketing.
Where is Palace of Versailles located?
Palace of Versailles is located in Versailles, France at Place d’Armes, 78000 Versailles, France.
When was Palace of Versailles built?
Construction of Palace of Versailles began in 1684 and was completed in 1686. The architect of record is Jules Hardouin-Mansart.
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