The palace's design, which combines Ottoman and European elements to represent the period's diplomatic and cultural interactions, is clearly influenced by Empress Eugénie, even though she was not its builder
Renowned for their breathtaking splendor and lushness, these gardens accounting for the Assyrian queen are regarded as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
This magnificent mansion was expanded under Marie Antoinette's guidance and is the embodiment of her love of splendor and extravagance as well as royal luxury.
The temple was built under the Khmer queen's patronage and serves as a testament to both her dedication to the arts and education as well as her faith.
Even if she is not a ruler. Her assistance was invaluable in developing this unique sculpture garden, which is evidence of tec's unorthodox artistic expression.
This Mughal garden is a peaceful haven of natural beauty and engineering, showcasing the influence of Noor Jehan via a perfect blend of Persian and Indian style.
Symbolizing Marie Antoinette's wish for simplicity and an escape from court life, this quaint little rustic town within Versailles served as her personal hideaway.