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FRANCE 24 visits Palace of Versailles' royal chapel, now open to public visits

Following years of restoration, the royal chapel at the Palace of Versailles has opened its doors to the public for more than just private visits for the first time until September 27th. Across its various annexes is also a world of classical art to discover, until the end of the month. FRANCE 24's Luke Shrago, Lilou Bernoville and Louis-Malo Rendu went to find out more.

FRANCE 24 visits Palace of Versailles' royal chapel, now open to public visits

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