Around Paris, France｜The niche castle Fontainebleau

｜The niche castle Fontainebleau. Around Paris, France｜The niche castle Fontainebleau Palace of Fontainebleau From central Paris, you can reach the Château de Fontainebleau in France in about 1.5 hours. The palace is over 800 years old and combines Renaissance, Baroque and Classical styles. French kings of all generations, including Napoleon I, have lived here. Napoleon even issued his abdication edict here. It is a French palace rich in history and art. Compared to the luxury and bustling tourists of the Palace of Versailles, Fontainebleau is more low-key and elegant. The palace’s French name, Fontainebleau, literally means blue (bleau) fountain (fontaine), and its name comes from the “beautiful fountain Fontaine Belle-Eau” in the palace garden. Photo Spot The curved staircase in front of the palace gate looks really beautiful no matter how you photograph it! Moreover, this camera position does not require a ticket. If you do not particularly want to enter the palace, you can also visit the royal garden outside the palace, bask in the sun and take photos, which is very relaxing. Transportation ~ About 1.5 hours from Paris By train from Paris Gare de Lyon Get off at Fontainebleau-Avon (approximately 40 minutes) Bus 3401, get off at Château (approximately 10 minutes)