The Orangerie of Versailles, a masterpiece by architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart, was constructed between 1683 and 1685. Located in the heart of the Palace of Versailles, this architectural gem boasts a large gallery with vaulted ceilings, designed to shelter citrus trees during the colder months. The space is adorned with several notable sculptures, adding to its grandeur. Today, visitors can explore the historic gallery, appreciating the blend of functional design and artistic embellishment that defines this iconic structure.
Orangerie of Versailles (l’Orangerie de Versailles)
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