FRANCE 24 visits Palace of Versailles' royal chapel, now open to public visits
Summary
The royal chapel at the Palace of Versailles in France has reopened to the public after years of restoration, allowing visitors until September 27th. Visitors can also explore nearby sections of the palace that feature classical art.Key Facts
- The royal chapel at the Palace of Versailles has been restored and is now open for public visits.
- Public access is available until September 27th, 2026.
- Before this reopening, visits to the chapel were mostly private.
- The chapel is part of the larger Palace of Versailles complex.
- Other areas near the chapel display classical art for visitors to see.
- The reopening is covered in a video report by FRANCE 24 journalists Luke Shrago, Lilou Bernoville, and Louis-Malo Rendu.
- Versailles is a historic royal palace located in France.
- The reopening allows people to learn more about French history and art.
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