A nice tour to Fontainebleau Castle is located about 60 km south-east of Paris. He served as the residence of the French kings for seven centuries, from Francois I to Napoleon III. Many crowned people of Europe came here, including Emperor Peter I and Pope Pius VII. Here Napoleon was saying goodbye to his army during his first abdication from the throne, and from there he went to the island of Elba. The castle and its garden are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You have the chance to visit the luxurious, recently updated apartments of Napoleon III.

This château inspired King Louis XIV to build Versailles. A masterpiece of mid-17th Century classical architecture, the château and its grounds were created by three talented artists working for Nicolas Fouquet, a rich, high-ranking French official and Louis XIV's superintendent of finances: the landscape gardener André Le Nôtre, the architect Louis Le Vau,and the painter and decorator Charles Le Brun. By following the audio guided route, you will discover Nicolas Fouquet’s private apartments, the state rooms, and the château's great kitchens and vaulted cellars.