Step into the golden age of Baroque art — the Palace of Versailles has been reborn!

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department

From late March to October each year, the gates of Versailles warmly open to visitors from all over, generously showcasing the history of its glorious era and allowing travelers to behold the magnificent beauty of Baroque palaces and halls. As visitors stroll inside and outside the Palace of Versailles, they can freely enjoy a variety of spectacular large-scale performances. Whether it's the fountain shows in the gardens brimming with the might of Poseidon or the elegant Baroque dances in the palace, they all faithfully recreate the full splendor of the court during the reign of the Sun King, Louis XIV.

Accompanied by soft,refined music, the fountains of Versailles compete to show visitors their most proud dance moves. Visitors can choose different routes to admire these hidden masterpieces in the gardens and cheer on these graceful performers.

From April to October, every Tuesday, the protected areas of the gardens are open to visitors, allowing them to enjoy the beauty of summer in the lush green gardens. Amidst the ambiance of ancient melodies, they can admire the world’s most quintessential French garden symmetry and meticulously geometric layouts.

The Royal Serenade in the Hall of Mirrors is performed before the nighttime grand fountain shows. The choreographer of the L’éventail dance association, “Marie-Geneviève Massé,” specially staged the performance in the ornately decorated space of the Hall of Mirrors, allowing modern audiences to witness a Baroque-era court ball firsthand.