Diana Lounge, State room in France
The Diana Lounge is an elegant state room located within the Palace of Versailles.
Originally named after the goddess of hunting, Diana, it was a place for the courtiers to convene.
The room reflects the opulence and artistic style prevalent during the reign of Louis XIV.
Today, tourists can visit the Diana Lounge as part of their exploration of Versailles.
The decor includes a magnificent painted ceiling depicting the goddess Diana.
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