One room in this building was constructed with six others to form a seven-room enfilade consisting of salons named after Hercules, Venus, and Apollo.
One room in this building was constructed with six others to form a seven-room enfilade consisting of salons named after Hercules, Venus, and Apollo. Statues located at this site were designed by André Le Notre with the help of Charles Le Brun, many of whose paintings are at this location. Its architect, Jules Hardouin Mansart, used red marble for its Grand Trianon. Several gilded guéridons adorn the sides of this location's Hall of Mirrors. For 10 points, name this ornate French palace home to some famous gardens commissioned by Louis XIV, where a peace treaty ending World War I was signed.
One room in this building was constructed with six others to form a seven-room enfilade consisting of salons named after Hercules, Venus, and Apollo.
Palace of Versailles [or Chateau de Versailles]