Hello @joanstewart! Indeed the massive estate of the Palace of Versailles and its equally gorgeous Royal Gardens are architectural marvels to behold! Visitors who have already traveled through its majestic spaces would surely be struck with awe and amazement like how it did to you and me. Such landmarks are always a bountiful feast for the senses. Thanks for visiting my post and for sharing your wonderful thoughts!
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Master pieces painted on ceilings to me were awe-inspiring never having seen anything like it previously, eventually many more as the tour unraveled. Size and scope to detail one could never have imagined.
Travel is most definitely best education tool, time is spent enjoying history in regions, each with fascinating stories, many told in paintings, statues, embroidery works, yes we live in a world filled with many tales, it is up to us to absorb and learn from them. Your content most definitely covered it extremely well.
Anytime, I am with you! Stories are everywhere - even in the mundane of details and the overlooked events of life! It’s entirely up to us to develop the consciousness, interest, and the keen eye to appreciate our world in all its glory. And one of the best ways to do that is by traveling to experience remarkable works of architecture and design. It’s certainly a satisfying learning activity that transforms us into natural storytellers.