Hi
From previous travels I know that there is always a chance that main attractions might be under maintenance. I still remember coming to Milano and finding the entire front of the Duomo covered. Or coming to Paris a few years ago and finding parts of Notre Dame covered. I have heard that there is some work taking place at Versailles but what about the other main attraction such as Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame, Sacre-Coeur, Louvre, Sainte Chapelle, Pompidou etc. I guess there is not much you can do about it but it helps being prepared for the %26quot;shock%26quot; Wink
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Gard
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The Hall of Mirrors at Versailles is still under renovation.
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For Notre Dame, the good news is that all the scaffolding came down last month and she%26#39;s looking very beautiful. The restoration is pretty impressive.
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the Musée L%26#39;Orangerie (where Monet%26#39;s six foot Waterlilies panels are displayed) has been closed for an eon but is allegedly scheduled to open in May of this year.
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There are ALWAYS some galleries and collections within the Musée du Louvre that are temporarily closed for work...but you can usually find out which and when throgh the %26#39;..SCHEDULE of CLOSURES..%26#39;page at the Louvre%26#39;s main web site--
www.louvre.fr/llv/pratique/horaires.jsp…
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Didn%26#39;t the hall of mirrors just recently reopen?
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only the half closed has reopened, and in exchange the other half is now closed
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The lower chapel of Sainte Chapelle is under renovation, but work doesn%26#39;t interfere with viewing the amazing stained glass upstairs.
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