Pavillon Dufour, Royal palace extension in Versailles
The Dufour Pavilion is the main entrance to the Palace of Versailles.
Originally built in the 1680s, it was reconstructed by Dufour in 1817.
It merges classical architecture with modern facilities.
Visitors can start their tour of Versailles from the Dufour Pavilion.
The pavilion offers a panoramic view of The Royal Courtyard.
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