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The palace loved by Napoleon,
Palace of Fontainebleau

The Palace of Fontainebleau is also famous as the palace most loved by Napoleon, one of the greatest monarchs in history. In particular, at the time of construction, famous artists from all over the world were hired to create the palace on the most grand and luxurious scale, and this palace was recognized enough to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site!

In addition to the over 1,500 rooms, the luxurious interior and exterior of the palace, various works are on display, including Napoleon's throne, Marie Antoinette's bed, and a portrait of Napoleon's wife, Empress Josephine. The gardens surrounding the Palace of Fontainebleau, with a total of four gardens, are also a must-see attraction.

Gallery of François I

The fresco depicting the life of King François I on the wall of the 'Galerie François Ier' is a work by Rosso, as well as paintings by many Renaissance painters. In this way, you can see the splendor of the castle inside, but it is also nice to be able to see the works like a museum.

Garden surrounding the palace

The garden surrounding the palace is a must-see at the Palace of Fontainebleau. It consists of four gardens, including the widest 'Grand Jardin', the small 'Jardin de Dian', the English Garden with Brio's Pond, and the White Horse Garden.