The historic royal chapel at the Palace of Versailles welcomes public visitors for the first time following extensive restoration work, with access available until September 27th.
After years of restoration, the royal chapel at the Palace of Versailles in France has opened its doors to the public beyond private visits for the first time. Visitors can explore the chapel and its classical art annexes until September 27th, 2026.
FRANCE 24 reporters Luke Shrago, Lilou Bernoville, and Louis-Malo Rendu visited the site to provide coverage of this cultural reopening.
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