The Treaty of Versailles was signed in the Hall of Mirrors in June 1919, formally ending World War I. In 1979, the Palace and Park of Versailles were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The estate of Versailles, which includes the palace, the gardens, the park, and several smaller buildings, is spread over more than 1,977 acres. “When Louis XIII was still a Dauphin, he came for ...

When night falls, head to the Trianon Palace Versailles for Gordon Ramsay’s ... While the gardens and park remain accessible, the buildings are closed on Mondays. Some days are also busier ...

There was no one in sight. But just a short distance away inside The Palace of Versailles' opulent ballrooms, thousands of people swarmed. I was at the Park of Versailles, the 800-hectare ...

On the western side of the park, temporary stables ... will also be held in the gardens of the Versailles Palace. The site will offer “a wonderful frame” for the horse trials, Versailles ...

On June 28, 1919, on the outskirts of Paris, European dignitaries crowded into the Palace of Versailles to sign one of history’s most hated treaties. Known as the Treaty of Versailles ...

The Palace of Versailles offers equestrian sports one of the most attractive venues of the Paris Olympics. On Sunday, riders and horses got a memorable gallop around the sumptuous-looking gardens ...

But I admit nothing has quite been like the Palace of Versailles. LAURENT SALOME ... better than you do when you're just walking in the park. So it's incredible. SULLIVAN: To some, it could ...