Qui vivait dans le Grand Trianon ?
Occupé par Louis XIV qui y accueille sa famille, le Grand Trianon est ensuite fréquenté par Marie Leszczynska qui y réside à la belle saison et y loge son père Stanislas lorsque celui-ci vient en visite à Versailles. Marie-Antoinette lui préfère le Petit Trianon que lui avait offert Louis XVI.
Qui a inventé le Trianon ?
Petit Trianon construit par Louis XV, que Louis XVI offrit ensuite à Marie Antoinette.
Qui a construit le Grand Trianon ?
Jules Hardouin-Mansart
Louis Le Vau
Le Grand Trianon/Architectes
What is the meaning of Grand Trianon?
- Grand Trianon. The Grand Trianon (French pronunciation: [ɡʁɑ̃ tʁijanɔ̃]) is a château (palace) situated in the northwestern part of the Domain of Versailles.
What is Lele Grand Trianon like to visit?
- Le Grand Trianon is one of the wonderful parts of what Versailles has to offer. It is a small palace and much less opulent then the main palace. It also has much fewer visitors. Yet, it does have some good features. It feels more like a part of the gardens.
Where are the royal apartments in the Grand Trianon?
- In the Grand Trianon, the royal apartments of the left wing are connected to the royal apartments of the right wing by the Peristyle. That layout was inspired by the Palace of Versailles where the Queen’s State Apartments to the south are connected to the King’s State Apartments to the north by the Hall of Mirrors.
Who was the architect of the Grand Trianon?
- While working on the Grand Trianon in 1687, architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart followed Louis XIV ’s instructions to the letter. The king kept a close eye on the progress of the building work, and even personally commissioned the construction of the Peristyle.
