Chateau Fontainebleau: A Serene Personal Tour Through It's Opulence and Art

Step into the serene and awe-inspiring halls of Chateau Fontainebleau with this crowd-free tour that unveils the opulence, rich history, and stunning art housed within its majestic walls. 🏰✨ Explore the hidden gems of one of France's most spectacular royal residences, all without the usual bustling crowds. This tranquil journey through Chateau Fontainebleau will enchant you with its luxurious interiors, timeless architectural beauty, and priceless works of art, providing a rare glimpse into royal extravagance and elegance. 🎨👑 Dive into a world where every corner whispers tales from the past and every artifact is a piece of history waiting to be discovered. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more undiscovered wonders and secret explorations of world-renowned landmarks! 🌍🔍 #ChateauFontainebleau #FontainebleauTour #RoyalResidences #HistoricalExploration #HiddenGemsOfFrance
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Trent & Allie and The Nomatic Movement. (Two separate channels, but this playlist is when they were traveling together and you can access each channel on its own):
Tal & Mads:
Travel Beans:
Camper Vibe:
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[debbieordaz]

Such opulence! Stunningly beautiful and very overwhelming. I don’t think there is one square inch of the floors, walls, or ceilings that some artisan hasn’t touched. The grounds are soothing and invite one to stop and rest a while. Thank you for memorializing this treasure.

[valerieviramonte]

Amazing decor, way too busy for me but I can appreciate it. The grounds are beautiful!

[gracecrosby]

I'm Grateful to you Ted for your videos of Paris, Fontainbleau and Rome. Looking forward to your next week's installment of Florence!

[wassimmestari]

Great job man i just discovered ur channel and im in love

[dougsmith]

Hey, great tour! Got me reading a few articles about the history of the place, fascinating how it evolved over the centuries. Uh ... at 5:12, that's what's left of Marie Antoinette?

[kathrynlouise]

Lucky you. Was trying to figure out what state but yourre abroad. traveling mercies