Elysee Palace from A to Z
There is only one free day in the year that you can visit Elysee Palace – Palais de l’Élysée, in Paris. it’s on september genrally heritage day take place from 8am to 6 pm.
some guest whom has the privilege arrive any time they want during the period of heritage day with a ticket marked especially for them.
a video down below show all stages of how to get in the house of French president, a long fight from dawn to mid-day then the main gate is open but before three check points
if you are not among of this privilege so is better for you to come early in the morning at least 5 or 6am and take the queu with peoples
don’t forget to bring some tea or food with you because it will be hard to move out or enter
picture of the former president Francois Holland
The palace is surrounded by a 1.5 hectare park with one of the plane trees is forty meters high
A fine example of classical French architecture, the palace was built between 1718 and 1720 on the initiative of the Count of Evreux. He changes his owner on many occasions: Louis XV offers it to the Marquise de Pompadour, his favorite in 1753, then he changes his destiny to his death, and becomes the Hotel of extraordinary Ambassadors
It will then be the successive home of notables and members of the court before the Revolution. He still knows several owners, like Napoleon I and various vocations
like that of café-concert, place of pleasures of the good society, before becoming national well in 1816 and decreed residence of the President of the Republic.
The Palace has 365 rooms, ceremonial rooms on the ground floor of the main building
where visitors are welcomed, the golden lounge, the President’s office, on the first floor, as well as the offices of its collaborators. reception rooms.
The attic is converted into an apartment. It is in the east wing that are the apartments where the presidential couple live, when they choose to live in the Elysee
lady gewi tourist from Singapore
first lady Brigitte Macron
conference room renewed two years ago
Mr president Emmanuel Macron takes power 14 mai 2017
