I'm still laughing at Woody's comment! Anyway, all the gold/yellow is very appealing. And yes, your comment made sense and I take it as a nice compliment :)
La classe ! On dirait du Yves St Laurent (costumes et pierres) d'une certaine époque, net, sobre sans fioritures En guise de tapis rouge des feuilles rousses, c'est pour donner un aspect un peu "négligé c'est humain"...
Very nice and inviting. As always we have some but are mostly not open to the public. The only one of any use for a tourist is a small gazebo in Town Hall square.
Thank you for visiting and leaving a thought! Sorry about the moderation, a bit tired of spam at the moment!
Merci de votre visite très appréciée et de laisser une pensée ! Désolée de devoir modérer vos commentaires, VDP en a un peu marre des spammeurs en ce moment !
This week's doorway is the tourist information building.
I have walked through those doors! It's a great place to discover that Versaille is more than just the palace.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. Kinda looks like Monsieur Molière had an accident. LOL
ReplyDeleteJ'ai souvenir m'y etre rendu en ete et il y avait du monde a faire la queue.
ReplyDeleteLOL on the comment from Woody. I had to look a second time to see what he was referring too.
ReplyDeleteInteresting shot. Never been there tho.
this is a wonderful door, the colors the art... doors is a wonderful theme.
ReplyDeleteWell, then, that's for me. I wish it had been handy on the day we couldn't find our way back to the RER station from the palace.
ReplyDeleteOk now I know where to go. Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteI like the glass doors. A mix of modern and ancient.
ReplyDeleteI'm still laughing at Woody's comment! Anyway, all the gold/yellow is very appealing. And yes, your comment made sense and I take it as a nice compliment :)
ReplyDeleteamusant qu'il est choisit Moliere pour représenter la ville plus-tôt que le roi soleil
ReplyDeleteAn important place for many, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteAnother Wednesday--another doorway. This one looks very modern and fancy.
ReplyDeleteInformation, Please! MB
La classe ! On dirait du Yves St Laurent (costumes et pierres) d'une certaine époque, net, sobre sans fioritures
ReplyDeleteEn guise de tapis rouge des feuilles rousses, c'est pour donner un aspect un peu "négligé c'est humain"...
Very nice and inviting. As always we have some but are mostly not open to the public. The only one of any use for a tourist is a small gazebo in Town Hall square.
ReplyDeleteThe modernity of the door speaks of efficiency, while the old building retains the local charm.
ReplyDeleteun peu trop moderne pour versailles
ReplyDeleteAn important place to check out for every tourist! :)
ReplyDeleteI'll have to pay a visit when I am next there - very impressive doorway. xxxx
ReplyDeleteSeems so different from the others you have shared.
ReplyDeleteSomeday, I would like to enter that door. Very nice, Ciel.
ReplyDeleteSharon
Certainly looks inviting!
ReplyDeleteComme Olivier: salués par Molière, certes, mais il est où, le roi?!!
ReplyDeleteThe door and the side panels certainly suit a toursim office.
ReplyDeleteWoody wins the day with his comment!
ReplyDeleteHello again, Ciel. Yes, Jackie O bu Andy Warhol.
ReplyDeleteBonjour!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this picture, with such a delicate reflections!Charming tourist office!
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