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Published: September 26th 2009March 21st 2009
On Day 2, we took the train to see Fountainebleau Palace, a hunting lodge used by the royal family when not in the main royal palace (now the Louvre) or Versailles. Later, Napoleon and Josephine lived in this place, and Napoleon redecorated it with the letter "N" all over the place. Napoleon abdicated his title of Emporer here, as well.
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Fountainebleau Palace
At the main gates.
At Fountainebleau Palace
Me, in front of the place.
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