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📜 Historical Background The Puppet Imperial Palace Museum was originally the court site of the puppet regime "Manchukuo," serving as the residence of the last emperor, Puyi, from 1932 to 1945. This palace complex, which blends Chinese and Japanese architectural styles, is now open as a museum. Through over a thousand artifacts, archives, and restored scenes, it unveils the turbulent years of wartime Northeast China. 📍 Address: No. 5 Guangfu North Road, Kuancheng District, Changchun City 🚌 Transportation Guide • Subway: Take Line 4 to "Puppet Imperial Palace Station," Exit D, and walk for 5 minutes. • Bus: Routes 264, 275, and 276 to "Puppet Imperial Palace" stop. • Driving: Paid parking is available on the south side of the museum (¥5 per hour). 🕰️ Opening Hours: Peak Season (May–October): 08:30–17:20 | Off Season (November–April): 08:30–16:50 ※ Ticket sales stop 1 hour before closing. 💰 Admission Fee: ¥70 🗓️ Itinerary: 1⃣ **Qixi Building** The living quarters of Puyi and Wanrong. The opium paraphernalia left on the dressing table and the bullet marks on the bedroom walls reveal the mental imprisonment of the puppet emperor. 2⃣ **Qinmin Building** Features a restored "enthronement" ceremony scene and the hall where the "Japan-Manchukuo Protocol" was signed. The cracks on the imitation dragon throne symbolize the emptiness of imperial power. 3⃣ **Imperial Garden** A mixed-style garden combining Japanese rock gardens and Chinese pavilions. Beneath the surface lies an air-raid shelter, contrasting the serene appearance with wartime oppression. ※ Feeling heavy-hearted after the visit is normal. It is recommended to take a walk in the nearby Nanhu Park to reflect and unwind. Remember: preserving history is essential for a clearer path to the future.

#GermanyTravel #dresden #ImperialPalace 🕰️Business hours: 10AM-5PM (Tuesday closed) 📍Address: Taschenberg 2, 01067 Dresden, Germany 💰Average consumption: Tickets: EUR 14 (Royal Palace) 💞Recommended reasons: This time I entered the Royal Palace to visit the New Green Vault. After purchasing the ticket, I could start the visit according to the instructions. There were ticket inspectors on each exhibition floor, and I needed to show the QR code on the back of the ticket for inspection. The overall visiting route was well planned and the exhibition space was clean and tidy. Every exhibit in the museum is well protected and can perfectly demonstrate the value it represents. Seeing these cultural relics, I really appreciate the previous production and creation skills and abilities. I am also very grateful to the archaeologists and restorers for restoring these cultural relics to their original appearance as much as possible. 🗓️Itinerary: If you want to slowly appreciate all the exhibition areas, it is recommended to arrange a whole day in the palace so that you can have ample time to visit.

#castle #palace If you come to Lisbon, you might as well arrange a one-day or two-day trip to experience the charming Sintra. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this town was once a summer retreat for royalty and nobility. This beautiful and mysterious town on the mountain is famous for its dreamlike palaces, castles and mysterious mountain scenery. Its unique landscape that mixes nature and architecture makes every visitor feel like they are in a fairy tale world. Because we were going back and forth on the same day, we only chose three places to visit: Palácio da Pena, Sintra Town, and Quinta da Regaleira. One of the most famous attractions in Sintra is the Pena Palace, a castle famous for its colorful display. The palace's red, yellow and blue walls are bright and eye-catching, and its architectural style combines exotic elements with medieval and romantic elements, making it full of fantasy. Standing high on the Pena Palace, especially after the mist, the entire mountainous area is shrouded in mist, adding a bit of mystery. Villa Regaleira is one of the most mysterious attractions in Sintra. It combines Gothic, Renaissance, Moorish and Manueline architectural styles, making people feel like they are in an ancient fantasy world. One of the most famous attractions is the Inverted Tower (Initiation Well), which is also the filming location of the movie "The Sheep Man's Labyrinth". This shaft is like a tower extending toward the center of the earth, divided into nine levels, symbolizing the nine levels of hell described by Dante in the "Divine Comedy", giving people the feeling of a mysterious spiritual journey. There are many winding paths, underground tunnels, fantasy gardens and mysterious caves hidden throughout the manor, each of which is cleverly designed and inviting to explore. Walking there feels like embarking on an adventure full of unknowns and surprises, making people completely immersed in this wonderful journey. #SintraTown is a resting point between two castles ~ Here, you can stroll through the winding alleys and enjoy the fun of exploring at will. In addition to trying cherry wine when you come here, you can't miss the century-old shop - Casa Piriquita. This pastry shop is famous for its traditional Portuguese desserts, especially "Travesseiros" and "Queijadas". Travesseiros are a crispy puff pastry filled with sweet egg yolks and almonds, while Queijadas are traditional pastries baked with fresh cheese, sugar, eggs, flour and a little cinnamon. Small dots, crispy on the outside and soft and sweet on the inside. These classic desserts also add an authentic Portuguese flavor to your trip to Sintra. Overall, although it was raining that day, it added more mystery and fantasy to the entire mountain. Each attraction here exudes an irresistible charm and seems to whisper a story intertwined with history and myth. Sintra is particularly suitable for strolling, slowing down and enjoying it. Every attraction and every trail seems to have a story waiting to be discovered. If time permits, you may wish to consider staying here for one night, immersing yourself in the tranquility and magic, and experiencing the richer charm of Sintra. /Traffic Information/ ⭕️ Lisbon City > Sintra From Lisbon's Rossio train station, take the Portuguese National Railways (CP) suburban tram to Sintra (Sintra Estação) and get off at the last Sintra station to reach Sintra. ＊Purchase tickets: The Sintra 1-day transportation package (Sintra CP train and bus ticket) includes unlimited travel on Lisbon ⇋ Sintra CP train, Cascais ⇋ Lisbon CP train, and Sintra regional buses (including to Cabo da Roca) 403) *Ticket purchase location: ROSSIO train station counter or ticket vending machine, only cash is accepted. Be sure to keep your receipt. Sometimes the Sintra bus may not be able to swipe your credit card, so you have to rely on your receipt to board the bus. ⭕️Bus routes in Sintra area / Sintra Station to Pena Palace Take bus 434 > to Palácio da Pena station / Pena Palace to Sintra Take bus 434 > to Sintra Vila station / Sintra to Regaleira Palace You can walk here and follow the signs for about 15 minutes. /fare information/ Palácio Nacional da Pena Opening hours: 09:30~18:00 Tickets: Garden 7.5€, Castle + Garden 14€ Quinta da Regaleira Opening hours: October to March 9:30~18:00 Tickets: 8€ #DAYTOUR #Sintra #Wonder of Nature #Historical Monuments #Portugal

When people talk about Spanish palaces, they might think of the Royal Palace in Madrid. However, those who have been to Spain would know that the Alhambra Palace is the one truly worth visiting. Located in the small town of Granada in southern Spain, the Alhambra Palace was left behind from the period when Spain was ruled by the Arab Moors. For someone from East Asia, who is completely unfamiliar with the Arab world, visiting for the first time is truly overwhelming. The palace is situated on a hill, offering a panoramic view of the entire area below. Make a special trip to Granada to see the Alhambra. I've been there three times! And I would still want to go back if I get the chance. 🤣 Additionally, one of the unique features of Granada is that you get free tapas when you order wine or drinks.

#palace #100 ways to travel Because of the Korean drama "Memories of Alhambra" starring Won Bin, this royal palace built by the Spanish Moorish dynasty #Alhambra Palace has become popular among Asian tourists and is a must-see when traveling to Granada. Pilgrimages, especially the Palacios Nazaríes, are hard to get tickets for, even more so than concert tickets! Alhambra, which means the Red Castle in Arabic, was included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List in 1984 and witnessed the glorious period of Islamic culture. The Alhambra covers a large area, and the entire palace complex can be divided into four major areas to visit: Alcazaba, Nasrid Palaces, Generalife Gardens, Carlos V Palace and surrounding areas Area Palacio de Carlos V & Around. The Islamic-style palace architecture is really beautiful. The reflection of the Moorish palace reflected in the garden pool is so beautiful that it cannot be seen from a distance. From the pillars, walls to beams, everything is exquisitely crafted and magnificent. The Palacio de los Leone, surrounded by 12 lions, is the most gorgeous area in the Nasr Palace. Climbing the tower of Alcaja Castle, you can overlook the cityscape of Granada. The white buildings on the top of the hill are quite spectacular. There are also beautiful Generalife gardens, which are like entering Alice's Wonderland. It is well worth the time. Enjoy it slowly the previous day. # SPAINTRAVEL #ANDALUSIA #GRANADA #ALHAMBRA #NASRALPATH #PALACE #100WAYS TO TRAVEL

#palace #100 ways to travel #Sevilla, the capital of Andalusia in southern Spain, has many popular attractions, but if you want to talk about the architectural visibility, you must recommend the #Real Alcazar de Sevilla. This palace, which combines Islamic, Gothic and Renaissance styles, has a lot of history. It is not only the official residence of the Spanish royal family in Sevia, but it is also the filming location of the famous TV series #A Song of Ice and Fire! The Royal Palace of Seville is composed of two parts: the "Palace of Pedro I" and the "Alcazar Palace". It was modeled after the "Alhambra Palace" in Granada. No wonder it feels like a déjà vu. The multi-layered arches, wall carvings, promenade pools, and colorful arabesque wall tiles are full of Moorish style. In the vernacular, it is resplendent. Every room in the palace is extremely ostentatious, especially the coronation hall, with its carved wooden dome and gold inlays, which are so luxurious and exquisite that it is shocking! Of course, A Song of Ice and Fire was also filmed here. The palace garden is also another must-see attraction. It is an Islamic-style garden like a maze of corridors, with a sea of ​​neatly trimmed trees and tropical palms. Multiple scenes of #Game of Thrones were filmed here. Many fans came here to explore and check out each spot one by one. , quite interesting. #SpainTravel #Sevia #Andalusia #Royal Palace #100 Ways to Travel #Moorish #Spanish Royal Family

#palace There are two sultan palaces in Istanbul, one is Topkapi in the old city, and the other is the newer Dolmabahce Palace (Dolmabahce Palace), also called the Ottoman Palace. A total of six sultans and Turks have lived here. The most beloved founding father also once lived here Dolmabahçe Palace combines luxury and is known as the most powerful work of the Ottoman Turkish Empire. It is also recognized as the most luxurious European-style palace in Turkey. It is said that a total of 35 tons of gold were used in the entire building. During the actual visit, I found a lot of furniture. , decorations are all made of pure gold, super luxurious👍 However, it is now forbidden to take photos inside📷. I can only briefly share the exterior buildings. If you have enough time, you can come and walk around. It’s very comfortable~ 🎯 Dolmabahce Palace 09:00~18:00 (closed on Monday) Take the T1 tram to the terminal Kabatas Station and walk for five minutes. #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #touristanbul #turkeytravel

#RoyalPalace #100 Ways to Travel The first stop of Eastern Europe is Vienna, the artistic capital of Austria, and visit the former Holy Roman Empire, Austrian Empire and Austro-Hungarian Empire Schönbrunn Palace covers a vast area (big enough to have a panda zoo), the palace is very majestic, once used as the summer palace of the Habsburg dynasty, gorgeousness resembled the Palace of Versailles, especially the royal garden is even more beautiful, whether it is roses or wisteria flowers, the goose-yellow palace makeup is super beautiful. Tickets are required to enter the palace to visit. There are three types of tickets: Imperial Tour €24€ (for 22 rooms) Grand Tour €29€ (49 rooms can be visited) Princess Sisi Package €44€ (Schönbrunn Palace all + Hofburg Royal Palace) To be honest, the year-on-year increase in ticket prices is not cheap, and the interior cannot be photographed, so if you are not interested in the life of the Austrian royal family, it is recommended to walk to the free gardens, the royal garden beauty can not be inferior to the summer palace itself, and better photographed. Schönbrunn Palace is some distance from downtown Vienna, but transportation is quite convenient, take the subway U4 line, get off at Schönbrunn station, and walk another 5 minutes to the main ticket office. #EasternEuropeFreeTravel #Vienna #SchönbrunnPalace #RoyalPalace #100 ways to travel

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#sunset #100 ways to travel #Wat Arun #good places to go for sunset #Royal Palace There are many tips on watching the sunset at Wat Arun on the Internet, and there are also many recommendations for free seats; but if you just want to sit down and have a good meal, you must make a reservation for a window seat at Sala Restaurant one month in advance💕 🌟 Location recommendation: The seats by the window on the second floor have the most beautiful view! The riverside seats on the first floor are not bad, but the outdoor area is close to the river at night, so it's hot and there are many mosquitoes 😂 The bar on the third floor is also outdoors. Overall, it depends on your needs. When I feel like a princess, the seats on the second floor are still the best! 🌟The food is not the main point. Simply speaking, the prices in Thailand are high. I ordered the most expensive Thai noodles in Thailand, so I found the cheapest place. The golden and bright Wat Arun in front of me, with a little orange at sunset, is very beautiful, highly recommended and worth seeing🥰 💯I also recommend their Rooftop bar, the night view is also amazing, Sala is worth going to any floor of the whole building👍 Sala Rattanakosin Eatery and Bar 📍39 Maharat Road, Rattanakosin Island (If you come from Wat Arun, it is highly recommended to take a boat! Otherwise it will take a long time to go around)

🌟 Backstory The Alexander Palace is a historic palace located in Saint Petersburg, Russia, built in the late 18th century as the summer residence of Emperor Alexander I of Russia. The palace is famous for its exquisite architecture and ornate interior decoration, reflecting the aristocratic life and culture of Petersburg. 🏰 Architectural Features The Alexandra Palace showcases a perfect fusion of neoclassicism and baroque styles. The exterior of the palace is simple and elegant, while the interior is decorated with exquisite murals, sculptures and fine furniture, showcasing the artistic style of the time. Especially the lobby and banquet hall** (must be photographed), both the design and decoration are amazing. 🌼 Cultural significance The Alexander Palace is not only the residence of the royal family, but also witnesses important events in Russian history. Many important social events and international conferences have been held in the palace, making it an important place for Russian political and cultural life. 🌳 Environment and Garden *** (Must visit) The gardens surrounding the palace are ideal for visitors to relax and take a stroll. These gardens were carefully designed and filled with a variety of flowers and trees, adding a natural beauty to the palace. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll here and enjoy the elegant landscape and peaceful atmosphere. 📝 Tips When visiting Alexandra Palace, it is recommended to check the opening hours and guided tour information in advance so that you can better plan your itinerary. Remember to take photos at every corner of the palace to capture the beauty of this historic palace! 📸✨ 📍 Address: ul. Dvortsovaya, 2, St Petersburg, Russia 196601 🕰️ Business hours: 10:00 - 18:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) 💸 Ticket price: Depending on the plan, it is recommended to follow the tour group to visit the surrounding area directly #Palace #Glorious #Russia

This is the birthplace of Qing Dynasty dramas, Hengdian World Studios' Ming and Qing Palace Garden. The scenic area covers 1500 acres and has been the filming location for many movies and TV series such as 'The Twins Effect,' 'Curse of the Golden Flower,' 'The Deer and the Cauldron,' 'Palace,' 'Empresses in the Palace,' 'Scarlet Heart,' and 'Palace II.' 📍Navigation: Hengdian World Studios' Ming and Qing Palace Garden 🚌Public Transportation: From Dongyang city center, take the Jinyi East City Rail directly to the Ming and Qing Palace Garden scenic area 🚗Self-driving: From Dongyang city center, it's over 20 kilometers, approximately 30 minutes. Parking is available at the entrance of the scenic area ⏰Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 8:00-17:00

#palace #russia #st.petersburg Welcome to the Hermitage! This architectural wonder located in the center of St. Petersburg, Russia is more than just a building, it is a testimony to the glory of the Russian Empire. Part of the Hermitage Museum, the Hermitage offers a wealth of history, art and culture that attracts travelers from all over the world. The history of the Hermitage dates back to the early 18th century. Originally built for Peter the Great, it was later significantly remodeled by the Italian architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli between 1754 and 1762. This Baroque masterpiece served as the official residence of the Russian emperors from 1732 to 1917. The capture of the Winter Palace in 1917 marked an important moment in Russian history, symbolizing the birth of the Soviet state. The Hermitage is an excellent example of Elizabethan Baroque architecture. Its green and white facade, decorated with ornate gold trim and magnificent columns, stretches for more than 215 meters along the Neva River. The palace has an impressive 1,500 rooms, 1,945 windows and 117 staircases. Each facade is unique, with white columns set against a sandy pink background and gold stucco decorations, while 176 sculptures line the roof. The interior is equally gorgeous, with ornate halls and rooms decorated in Baroque and Neoclassical styles. 🕰️Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10:30 am to 6:00 pm, extended to 9:00 pm on Wednesday and Friday. 💰Consumption per capita: Tickets to major buildings and palaces cost 500 rubles (approximately US$5.50). Admission is free on the third Thursday of every month, making it a great opportunity for travelers on a budget.

Drottningholm Palace, located on Lovön near Stockholm, Sweden, is an excellent example of European architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It serves as the private residence of the Swedish royal family and is renowned for its beautiful gardens, historical significance, and well-preserved interiors, making it a popular tourist attraction. The history of Drottningholm Palace dates back to the late 16th century when King John III built it for his queen, Catherine Jagellon. The current structure was commissioned by Queen Dowager Hedwig Eleonora after the original building was destroyed by fire in 1661. Reconstruction began in 1662 under the direction of architect Nicodemus Tessin the Elder and was completed by his son, Nicodemus Tessin the Younger. Over the centuries, the palace has served as the residence of the Swedish royal family and has played a significant role in the country's history. Drottningholm Palace is a prime example of Baroque architecture, influenced by French and Italian styles. The palace features a grand facade, symmetrical layout, and exquisite decorations. Notable architectural elements include the grand staircase carved by Nicolas Millich, the beautifully decorated state rooms, and the extensive Baroque gardens designed by Tessin. The palace also includes the Chinese Pavilion and the Drottningholm Court Theatre, adding to its architectural diversity. 📍Address: Drottningholm 178 93, Drottningholm, Sweden. 🕰️Opening Hours: May to September: Daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM April and October: Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Rest of the year: Weekends from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. 💰Average Cost: Admission fee is approximately 130 SEK

#palace Since its construction, the majestic Royal Palace of Milan The palace has been the seat of many rulers making it a protagonist in the city's history It became state property and opened to the public until 1920 After years of restoration It has been restored to its former glory The palace hosts art, sculpture and photography exhibitions throughout the year they are very popular There are often long queues Some even offer free admission It is also worth visiting the palace for its beauty and history But by visiting these exhibitions You can realize the beautiful history and culture of this royal palace

#Palace The Royal Palace of Madrid (Palacio Real de Madrid) is the official residence of the King of Spain. Although the king does not currently live here, it is still used for state events and is open to the public when there are no official events. The Royal Palace of Madrid is the most exquisite building in the capital, Madrid, and one of the best-preserved palaces in the world. In the 9th century, this was once a castle of Arab rulers. After being recaptured by Christians, it became the residence of successive kings. However, a fire in 1734 destroyed the castle. The royal palace that people see now was rebuilt in 1764. The Royal Palace of Madrid is one of the best-preserved and most exquisite palaces in the world. It is magnificent and has beautiful ceiling paintings. It is the third largest royal palace in Europe after the Palace of Versailles and the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna.

#Palace Al Alam Palace is a magnificent palace in Muscat, the capital of Oman. It was built in the 20th century and is famous for its unique Islamic architectural style and spectacular appearance. The palace is one of the official residences of the Sultan of Oman and is often used to host international visits and official events. The exterior of Al Alam Palace is dominated by gold and blue tones, incorporating traditional Omani architectural elements such as towering domes and exquisite arches. It is surrounded by beautiful gardens and stunning mountain views, which add a natural charm to the palace. Although the palace itself is not open to the public, visitors can take photos outside the palace and admire its magnificent architecture. There are other important landmarks near the palace, such as the National Museum of Oman and the seaside promenade, which attract many tourists to explore. The Al Alam Palace in Oman is not only the political center of Oman, but also represents the country's cultural and historical heritage. It is an excellent place to understand the fusion of Omani tradition and modernity. Sultan's Palace (Alem Palace) 📍Address: JH8V+9V8, Muscat, Oman #globaltravel #oman #lesstravel #oman

#Palace Château de Fontainebleau is a royal palace near Paris. With the Paris Museum Pass, you can visit the Château de Fontainebleau for free without buying a ticket, and basically no reservation is required. It is also one of the largest royal palaces in France. It is located in the town of Fontainebleau and is a palace with a history of more than 800 years. This hunting palace was renovated and expanded by successive kings from Francis I to Louis XVI, eventually becoming the palace we see today. During the French Revolution in 1789, Louis XVI was overthrown. The Palace of Fontainebleau was not destroyed, but all the valuable furniture in the palace was sold. It was not until 1804 that Napoleon proclaimed himself emperor here, bringing the long-silent Palace of Fontainebleau back to life. It was not until the Franco-Prussian War in 1870 that the Second French Empire collapsed and this place was no longer a royal residence. The area around Fontainebleau is a place of beautiful scenery, lush forests and numerous historical sites, including the Royal Palace, which became a national museum in 1927 and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981 for its unique architecture and historical importance.

In the beautiful #Copenhagen , there is a place that is like a dreamlike royal home. It is one of the five largest royal castles in Denmark - Amalienborg Palace. It is one of the main residences of the modern 🤴Danish royal family👸, and it is also known as the "Winter Palace". This magnificent palace is located in the heart of the city, close to beautiful coastal waters and surrounded by stunning landscapes, allowing us all to immerse ourselves in Danish history and culture. #Amalienborg Palace was built in the 18th century and its history can be traced back to 1794, when the original Royal Palace of Christian IV was destroyed by fire and Amalienborg Palace was born. The palace is actually made up of four similar palaces, each with its own unique style, but together forming a harmonious whole, reminiscent of the luxury and elegance of the 18th century. While exploring this palace, why not calm down and feel this long-standing royal charm! The architectural style of Amalienborg Palace is mainly neoclassicism. The appearance of the palace is simple and solemn. The white stone and elegant columns make the whole building look particularly magnificent. Especially the Marmorhallen Square in the center, the circular design and gorgeous decoration here are amazing, making people feel the strong royal atmosphere. Admiring this masterpiece of architectural art is undoubtedly fascinating. 👍Reasons to visit Amalienborg Palace: #Amalienborg is not just a palace, it is a place full of life and activities. Every morning at 11:30, there is a 💂 💂 royal guards conducting an orderly handover ceremony. This spectacular scene attracts a large number of tourists to watch. In addition to the handover ceremony, visitors can also visit the palace museums of "Christian VII Palace" and "Christian VIII Palace" to learn about the history and lifestyle of the Danish royal family, appreciate precious works of art, family relics and exquisite interior decorations. How can you miss this fascinating royal spectacle! 💡Trip tips💡 📍Amalienborg Slotsplads, 1257 København K 🕙 The opening hours vary according to the season and holidays, please refer to the official website. *You must purchase a ticket to visit the museums in the Royal Palace. If you purchase a Copenhagen Card, you can enter for free. *It’s about a ten-minute walk from King’s Nytorv in the center of Copenhagen. When you see #FrederiksKirke , you’ll find the Royal Palace. This intricately carved church is definitely a model of ancient Danish architecture and is worth stopping to appreciate carefully. *From Copenhagen City Hall Square, you can take the subway 🚇M3 or M4 line to Marmorkorken station, and then walk for 5 minutes after exiting the station. #Palace #100 Ways to Travel #Denmark Travel #Copenhagen Attractions #Hot Attractions #Check-in Hotspots #Must-visit for Tourists

#palace ### Bangkok Grand Palace Internal Travel Guide Bangkok's Grand Palace is one of Thailand's most important cultural and historical landmarks, with stunning architecture and a rich story. Once inside the Grand Palace, how best to explore this vast area is something every visitor should consider. However, the Grand Palace is full of people! There are huge crowds of people. #### 1. Entering the Grand Palace 1. **Ticket Purchase and Admission**: - After arriving at the Grand Palace, first buy tickets at the entrance. The ticket price is 500 baht for adults, including a visit to the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. 2. **Opening Hours**: - The Grand Palace is open daily from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM. It’s always crowded no matter what time you go! #### 2. Main attractions 1. **Wat Phra Kaew**: - This is the most important temple in the Grand Palace, enshrining Thailand's national treasure - the Emerald Buddha. When entering the temple, please adhere to the dress code and remain quiet and respect the religious atmosphere. - Visit the temple's various reliefs and murals, which tell the story of Thailand's history and religion. 2. **Main Building of the Grand Palace**: - Visit the King's Hall (Chakri Maha Prasat), a magnificent building that combines Thai and Western architectural styles. - Pay attention to the golden decoration and detailed carvings on the building's exterior walls, which are examples of Thai craftsmanship. 3. **Royal Museum**: - Here, you can learn about the history and culture of the Thai royal family and display many precious cultural relics and collections. - Don't miss the display of traditional costumes and royal utensils, both of which are of high historical value. #### 3. Visiting Suggestions 1. **Guide service**: - It is recommended to join an official guided tour. Professional tour guides will provide rich historical background and cultural explanations to help you understand the significance of these buildings more deeply. 2. **Maps and Markers**: - After entering the Grand Palace, you can ask for a map, which marks the main attractions and routes to help you plan your visit. 3. **Pay attention to the time**: - The Grand Palace is quite large, so it is recommended to allow enough time for the visit. It is usually recommended to spend at least 2 to 3 hours. #### 4. Photography and souvenirs 1. **Photography**: - Every corner of the Grand Palace is a great place to take photos, but please note that taking photos is not allowed in certain religious areas. #### 5. Precautions 1. **Dress Requirement**: - You must abide by the dress code when entering the Grand Palace. It is recommended to wear long pants and long-sleeved tops. Women can bring a shawl in case of emergency. 2. **Safety and Health**: - Take care of your personal belongings, especially in crowded places. 3. **Weather preparation**: - The weather in Bangkok is hot, so it is recommended to bring sun protection products, such as sunscreen, hats, etc., and carry a water bottle with you to stay hydrated.

Chiang Mai Bhuping Palace was built in 1961 and is located on the hillside of Suthep Mountain, about 1,350 meters above sea level. Because the royal palace is built on a mountainside in Chiang Mai, it is much cooler and more comfortable than southern Thailand. It is a rare summer resort in Thailand, so the royal family chose this place to build a summer palace. The palace covers a large area, but the main body of the palace is designed in the style of a European town, giving people the feeling of being on vacation in a European town. Large pools and fountains were built in the park, and a large number of plants were planted. The garden planted by the royal family has dozens of species of flowers, and there is also a greenhouse garden. The flowers here are colorful and it is a famous flower-viewing spot in Chiang Mai. Since Bhuping Palace and Wat Phra That Doi Suthep are on the same mountain, it is recommended to arrange the itinerary on the same day. 🕰️Business hours: 8:30-15:30 (closed from January to March) #Palace #100 Ways to Travel

#Palace The Potala Palace, this magnificent building standing on the top of the Red Hill in Lhasa, Tibet, is a holy place of Tibetan Buddhism. It was also the winter palace of the Dalai Lama in history, serving as both an imperial palace and a religious temple. 🏯 Some people say that you must visit Lhasa once in your life, because there is a code to heal the soul. 👀Go and take a look at the quietly standing Potala Palace. It is like a silent wise man, listening to the voices of every visitor. The believers, with the most devout faith, put their hands together and kneel down on the ground. 🙇🏼The prayer wheels turn slowly, and each circle seems to whisper, gradually soothing the painful past. 🍃The wind blows gently, bringing the scent of Tibetan incense lingering at the tip of your nose. It is a smell that can make people calm down instantly, ☺️ as if telling us gently that all the sufferings in the world will be tolerated.

It is a palace located in the prime area of Belém, Lisbon. Originally built during the monarchy, this former palace now serves as the residence of the President of the Republic. Situated in Belém, adjacent to the Tagus River, it is in a tourist area with many important museums and close to the Jerónimos Monastery. Visits are not random and are only occasionally open to the public on announced dates. For those interested in visiting, certain rules must be followed, starting with booking in advance and confirming a certain amount beforehand. Only guided tours are allowed, which also include the beautiful gardens overlooking the Tagus River. Visitors can see the reception rooms, decorated with beautiful furniture, tapestries, magnificent chandeliers, and paintings. We get a general understanding of the history of the building and its royal residents before the establishment of the Republic. Its location, contents, and the dignified functions carried out there make it worth a visit.

Beautiful sights close to the city center, and I think this building is one of the best in Lviv. From the outside, you'd think you were looking at a French castle! Unlike some buildings in Ukraine, the building itself is in very good condition. The palace dates from the 1800s, so it’s not just the style of the rooms at the time that’s appealing, but also the art. Lovely collection, mostly European including Goya and Georges de Artur, but surprisingly there is a collection gifted by Puyi, the last emperor of China. I highly recommend you visit the interior and the works contained within. I visited here because I wanted to see the decoration in the palace. I loved wandering from room to room in the palace, admiring the well-preserved paintings, fireplaces, and ornate gilded mirrors. I had no idea it was a famous art gallery with pieces dating back over 500 years, but the paintings, sculptures and furniture were all in top condition,. It allows you to get close to paintings and sculptures and photograph them. Notice: Palace entrance fee: 150 UAH Opening hours: 11:00 – 17:00 Bicycle parking spot: Bicycle parking spot at the palace gate entrance No flash allowed! #Palace #Ukraine #Lviv #France #Poland #Austro-Hungarian Empire #Art Gallery

Hampton Court Palace in the UK is located in the suburbs 16 kilometers away from London. It was first built in 1504 and is one of the greatest palaces left over from the Middle Ages. The palace was the royal palace of the Tudor and Stuart dynasties, and was also the palace of Henry VIII and his six wives. Hampton Palace has undergone several expansions, so some parts of the architectural style are different, and the scale is also getting larger, including the garden area of ​​​​60 hectares. This palace was originally the home of Bishop Henry VIII, so the entrance is designed to be smaller than that of other royal palaces. Moreover, the architectural style is more traditional and down-to-earth, rather than exaggerated and gorgeously decorated. Because this place is full of historical stories, it has accumulated a strong sense of humanistic atmosphere. #Palace #100 Ways to Travel

The Palace of Versailles is ranked first among the three largest palaces in Europe. It is located in the suburbs of Paris. It is the palace of ancient French emperors and was built by the Sun King Louis XIV in 1661. The Palace of Versailles was originally the hunting lodge of Louis XIII. The Sun King Louis XIV was tired of the frequent disputes and protests in Paris, and felt that his original palace was too dilapidated, so he decided to build it. The Palace of Versailles is the ultimate classic of European palace architecture, with a strong historical and cultural atmosphere. Outside is a huge, gorgeous and meticulously maintained garden with several exquisite fountains. Inside is a magnificent and luxurious palace with magnificent decorations, countless royal luxury suites and priceless works of art. This is the image of a European court that emerged in my mind. #Palace #100 Ways to Travel

20230525 🇵🇹 Palácio da Pena Google says it is a 19th century romantic palace selected as a World Heritage Site in 1995 and one of the seven wonders of Portugal Today again than in 2021 more people 4 people at home to take Bolt is even cheaper than taking the bus to change trains and then change buses do not have to change back and forth and fast and comfortable 😌 Royal palace is as beautiful with the blue sky really ❤️ Maybe many tourists buy tickets at different times to choose every half hour a slot we best buy tickets online discount (adult 13.3€ but seems to have Lisboa Card even more discount 🫢) #portugal #newtra #pena palace #beautiful #portugal #sintra #penapalace #muitobelo #nofilter #royal palace

#Palace #100 Ways to Travel #trip The Palace of Versailles (Château de Versailles) is one of the most famous palaces in France, located in the city of Versailles, southwest of Paris. This palace is not only a witness to French history, but also a world cultural heritage, attracting countless tourists to visit. Palace Features 🔆Hall of Mirrors (Galerie des Glaces) The Hall of Mirrors is one of the most famous rooms in the Palace of Versailles. It is 73 meters long and decorated with 17 huge mirrors and 17 windows on both sides. This was once the place where Louis XIV held grand banquets and received foreign guests. The gorgeous decorations and lighting effects are breathtaking. 🔆Royal Gardens (Jardins de Versailles) The gardens of the Palace of Versailles cover an area of ​​800 hectares and were designed by the famous gardener André Le Nôtre. The gardens feature hundreds of fountains, statues, and beautifully manicured trees, making them a great place for strolling and taking photos. Every summer, the garden holds a musical fountain show that makes people linger. 🔆Grand Trianon This palace was built as a private residence by Louis XIV to escape the hustle and bustle of the court. Famous for its pink marble and elegant architecture, the Grand Trianon is a peaceful and beautiful escape. 🔆Petit Trianon The Petit Trianon was built by Louis XV for his mistress, Madame Pompadour, and later became the private residence of Marie Antoinette. This palace is smaller, but it is also full of French elegance and romance. 🔆Opéra Royal The Royal Opera House is a luxurious theater in the Palace of Versailles, built during the reign of Louis XV. Many important operas and dance performances have been staged here, and it is an important part of court life. Every corner of the Palace of Versailles is full of history and art. From the magnificent Hall of Mirrors to the tranquil gardens, every detail makes one feel the luxury and elegance of French royalty. It is recommended to book your tickets in advance and allow plenty of time to appreciate the beauty of this palace. 📍Address: Place d’Armes, 78000 Versailles, France

#Palace #100 Ways to Travel #trip The Palace of Fontainebleau (Château de Fontainebleau) is located in the town of Fontainebleau, southeast of Paris, France. It is one of the oldest and largest royal palaces in France. The palace was built in the 12th century and has been expanded and decorated by several French monarchs, becoming an architectural treasure that combines medieval, Renaissance and neoclassical styles. Palace Features 🔆Gallery François I: This gallery is one of the most famous parts of the Palace of Fontainebleau and was built by François I in the early 16th century. The interior of the gallery is richly decorated, with murals and sculptures showcasing the artistic style of the Renaissance. 🔆White Horse Courtyard: The White Horse Courtyard got its name from a white horse statue that was once placed in its center. This is also the place where Napoleon announced his abdication and bid farewell to his soldiers in 1814, so it is also called the "Farewell Courtyard". 🔆The Pope's Suite: The Pope's Suite is a luxurious suite in the Palace of Fontainebleau. It was once the residence of Pope Pius VII when he coronated Napoleon in 1804. The suite's interior is beautifully decorated, showcasing the luxurious life of the time. 🔆Napoleon's Throne Room: This room is Napoleon's throne room in the Palace of Fontainebleau, showing the authority and majesty of his reign. The decoration and furniture in the rooms reflect the Empire style. 🔆Large Garden: The large garden of Fontainebleau Palace is a model of French garden, with exquisite flower beds, fountains and canals. This is a great place for walking and taking photos. The Palace of Fontainebleau is not only an architectural treasure, but also a microcosm of French history. From the Middle Ages to the Napoleonic era, the palace witnessed the rise and fall of many French monarchs. Whether you are interested in history or love art and architecture, the Palace of Fontainebleau is a tourist attraction not to be missed. 📍Address: Château de Fontainebleau, 77300 Fontainebleau, France

#Palace Schloss Sanssouci is located in Potsdam. It is the royal palace of King Friedrich II of Prussia in Germany and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The palace was built between 1745 and 1747 and was named after its French name "Sanssouci", which means "worry-free", symbolizing the king's escape from busy government affairs. The palace's architecture combines Rococo and Baroque elements, displaying exquisite carvings and ornate interior decoration. There are magnificent gardens around the Palace of Forget-Your-Kou Palace, which are filled with various flowers, fruit trees and sculptures, making it a great place to check in. #100TravelWays #GermanyTravel #Berlin #Palace of Forget-Me-Not