This city once contained a statue of Apollo and six nymphs in the Grotto of Thetis.
This city once contained a statue of Apollo and six nymphs in the Grotto of Thetis. The Grand Trianon in this city was built by Jules Mansart, and another building in it includes seven rooms named after the Roman gods like Jupiter and Neptune. One treaty named after this city had an infamous "Article 10" that (*) Henry Cabot Lodge opposed, and it is the site of a royal palace that contains a "Hall of Mirrors" and was used by later members of the Bourbon dynasty. For 10 points, identify this French city home to a palace expanded by Louis XIV which also names a treaty ending World War I.
This city once contained a statue of Apollo and six nymphs in the Grotto of Thetis.
{Versailles} (“ver-sigh”) (accept {Palace of Versailles} or {Chateau de Versailles}; accept Treaty of {Versailles})