Approximately fifty candelabras line the walls of the nearly 100 meter long one in Herrenchiemsee, the largest and most expensive castle of Mad King Ludwig.
Approximately fifty candelabras line the walls of the nearly 100 meter long one in Herrenchiemsee, the largest and most expensive castle of Mad King Ludwig. The one in Schonbrunn was allegedly the site of Mozart's first public recital, performed for the Hapsburgs. The most famous one, decorated with hanging crystal chandeliers and busts of Roman emperors, was the product of a collaboration between Jules Hardouin-Mansart and Charles Lebrun, and takes its name from the objects positioned directly across from its seventeen windows. FTP, identify this highly reflective hallway in the palace of Versailles.
Approximately fifty candelabras line the walls of the nearly 100 meter long one in Herrenchiemsee, the largest and most expensive castle of Mad King Ludwig.
{Hall of Mirrors} or La {Galerie des Glaces}