Versailles France Full Walking Tour 2018 HD Natural Sounds. 

Wow, thanks!

It really is a fascinating place. thanks for watching.

What were those cottages exactly? Just curious...thanks!

@@michellezoe4596 A haven designed by Marie Antonette.

​@@michellezoe4596 a small rural french village.

Glad you enjoyed it!

The main tour of the palace is a nightmare most of the time, it's true, but there are quieter times of the year. Away from that circuit, such as Mesdames' apartments, the Trianons or the private guided tours, things are much easier. The temporary exhibitions they stage are exceptional. Next year's will celebrate 300 years since Louis XV returned to Versailles - definitely one for the diary!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks.

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Awesome. Glad you liked it. Check out our channel if you want more videos walking through Paris or other cities throughout the world.

You are quite welcome. Nice to be able to watch a video like this and travel virtually in these times. I'm glad you liked it.

Aahhhh this is wonderful. Thank you for this video!

It really is great. Thanks for watching.

I was just thinking about the kitchen! Thay would be amazing to see in a palace like this!

Hope you get to go and you love it!

Thanks. And thanks for watching.

I hope you can!

Glad you liked it!

Thank you! Cheers!

what do you mean by that?

@@johnames6430 I speak of the timeline

Glad you got a chance to visit. Thanks for watching the video.

Thank u

that was much less crowded than when I went there....

I know, the noisey crowds really spoil it. I've seen other videos were they had people packed in like sardines. You can't really enjoy the grandeur of Versailles when you're shuffling along like cattle to slaughter. People stopping and not moving over when taking pics. No one is being courteous that other people want to see rooms/art/antiques too. I call them viewing hogs.

@@Glorfinniel agreed! They need to limit the amount of visitors. When I went there the line ups were two hours - thankfully I had a way around that. But it was like the video above until all the buses with Asian tourists arrived. It wasn't because the people were Asian, it was just so many buses full of people all at once. I counted them and there were 15!!!! the buses all had Asian characters. Some Chinese, some Korean, etc. This was happening pretty well everywhere I went in Europe but it was the worst in Paris. The places need to have Do Not Touch in Asian languages as well - particularly in the Louvre. I was seeing young Asian men and woman going all over the statues. I sure that Western people do the same when they see places in Asia. All people need to have more respect when visiting foreign places and not to touch everything no matter if you're from the East or West.

@@tigress63 So true. I hate tour groups!! Its a nightmare being stuck behind a herd of them. Yes, I agree about Asian tour groups; they're so huge and just bulldoze through people. If they're not pushing pass you, they dont move and you're stuck behind them. As soon as I see the train of buses coming, I just want to get the hell out of there.

@@Glorfinniel I guess we've both been there and done that LOL I know that peoples from all over the world are guilty of this stuff (not only Asians) when visiting a foreign country. It's just the volume that changes what should be something interesting and pleasurable to where you don't want to go to these places. I don't know how long it will take until these places lose tourists because they jam pack the places. I have been part of the tourist groups when you go to a city and they have different tours, but in general they have limited space. I think it may have been at Nyphenburg Palace that when I got there a short time later the Asian tours all arrived and literally all the recorded rental tour recorders/mp3 players were all out and there were hundreds of them!! I mean I got there - saw a bunch on the shelf, went to the bathroom, then stood in line and then poof the line started disbursing...Then I get up to the desk and there is a sign saying no more tour rentals. But the tour groups from the agencies in Paris at least do have their own wifi receiver and the tour guide takes you through which is really nice. I don't know when many of these famous places will limit how many guests - I remember at the Eifel Tower, I kinda felt sick because we were all packed in like sardines and even though I had booked my ticket months in advance and went in the special line, there is no guarantee that you can actually see past throngs of people or not get jostled around when on the open viewing decks.

I went in August 2020 after the castle opened again, and despite the crowd limits there was still a lot of people coming from everywhere! Definitely less than in the video, but still enough that sometimes we were all stacked together lol

​@@annebonny5348 they should control people inside chateau or by hours. Although my spotlight is the gardens and park, specially the grooves, a small paradise in the earth. And in the memory the dissapeared Laberyntie dd Versailles, a true legend.

Thank you for watching. I hope you get to go there someday.

Your ancestors?

George Bryson I’m related to Louis the 14th and the French and Austrian royal family

@@andrewattenboroughtwothumb4697 mmmkay

R u royal?

I am stressed out only by watching. Most of them are not even interested in what they see... So sad.

Wow, a time traveler!

@@Glorfinniel lol yea . i ment 2014

2914????????? AND ITS STILL STANDING????

Yo penso lo mismo en todo los palacios.

Only three of them walked in the Palace !

Is this posible!?