The Domaine de Marie-Antoinette is a group of gardens and parks located in the Île-de-France region of France, about 10 miles outside of Paris. It was created for Marie Antoinette during her time as Queen of France by her husband Louis XVI. The estate includes several historic buildings, including the Petit Trianon, which served as Marie Antoinette’s private residence; the Grand Trianon, which served as a royal palace; and the Hamlet, an artificial village built on the grounds to resemble a rustic countryside home. The estate also includes extensive gardens featuring French baroque landscaping with sculptures and fountains that were designed to reflect Marie Antoinette’s taste in art and architecture.