Church of Notre-Dame

Despite the fact that the Chateau de Versailles has its own particular excellent house of prayer, King Louis XIV chose to offer a congregation to the developing town of Versailles when the court was set up there.The books of the Eglise de Notre Dame de Versailles record the submersions, weddings, and passings of individuals from the imperial family.Working by and by with Jules Hardouin-Mansart, modeler of the Grand Trianon who likewise was included with the Versailles gardens, Louis XIV laid the foundation in 1684. Throughout the years the congregation and its stylistic theme were extended and explained. The enhancement was finished in the eighteenth century, and the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament was included the nineteenth century.The Church of Notre Dame of Versailles is only several pieces from the focal market, the Marche Notre-Dame, and not a long way from the passage to the Versailles greenery enclosures and zone close to the Grand Trianon.