The estate of Trianon comprises the Grand Trianon and Petit Trianon palaces along with the Queen's Hamlet and ornamental gardens, originally built by Louis XIV as intimate retreats from courtly etiquette. Visitors explore neo-classical architecture, including the Grand Trianon's distinctive colonnaded gallery and Mirror Room, as well as landscaped gardens featuring geometric flowerbeds, the Queen's Theatre, and a rustic model village with period furnishings built for Marie-Antoinette.
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