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The small town adjacent to the versailles is good to visit. Its nice to stroll around away from the crowded areas and see the local culture.

Every time I visit this cute town, I feel refreshed. it seems that the time has kind of stopped when you arrive from Paris. The pace is not as fast and you see old ladies going to the covered farmer's market. The quality of the fruit, cheese or pastries is excellent and cheaper than in Paris for the same quality.

This lovely town is within walking distance from the Versailles Palace Museum and so if you are visiting the museum, you are highly recommended to dropby for a walk-about to fully immerse into the local culture and lifestyle of the people!There are many shops around this area, built and arranged neatly in rows, along the roads and lanes. These shops sell a wide variety of merchandise and items, ranging from fashion, to shoes, furniture and antique, stationery and books, toys, pharmacy, mini supermarket, florist, cafes, restaurants, chocolates, confectionery and pastries etc. Many of these shops have been there for a long time (from their design and decorations etc) and quite authentic and vintage. So you must be prepared to walk so as to fully explore the town. Along your way, you will see interesting statute and churches as well.On the other side of the town, there are also local market stalls selling fresh produce, such as fruits and vegetables, meat, bread and other food stuffs. These stalls are operated within a rectangular long one-storey building structure and is air-conditioned. So you don't have to worry about shopping for groceries under the hot sun in summer. There are a few of such building structures here. And in front of these buildings (on weekends), there is also a flea market (open air market), where operators will setup their makeshift stalls here selling a wide variety of goods as well, such as fashion, shoes, hats, cosmetics, perfumes, sourvenirs, arts and crafts, handbags etc. There will also be a big crowd of visitors and people visiting these stores to have a good bargain of these shopping goods.We were there on a Saturday morning and happened to see the flea market! We were also lucky to be able to see an open-air market stall, selling fresh and potted flowers and plants there as well at very cheap prices. We were told by our guide that they only operate on weekends.Its a very nice and worthwhile place to visit! Highly recommended!

Interesting town with nice independent shops. Particularely liked the antique shops and the pretty lanes.

The markets, brocante all excellent. Hire a bike and take a camera.Try and spent two nights, it's worth it.

A cidade de Versaille é lindíssima, aconchegante, cheia de historia, acolhedora e romântica... Possui um lindo castelo mais Ela é muito mais que somente isso, vc se sente um pouco na historia, e ao mesmo tempo encantado com as pessoas receptivas, os cafés e bistrôs, as lojinhas e as feiras de rua que é comum vc encontrar no final da tarde. Vale a pena conhecer e desfrutar Versaille.

La ville est très propre !Nous avons vus aucun graffitis, autocollants ou autres choses du genre . ;)

Cinquante pour cent des restaurants étaient fermes le jour de la Saint Valentin, et pour les autres cent pour cent etaient réservés. Nous avons pu lire à la porte d'un établissement "Meme notre cuisto est amoureux". Chacun son métier ...

Encantadora ciudad a pocos pasos del Palacio de Versalles. Hay que dar un paseo para sumergirse de lleno en la cultura local y el estilo de vida de la gente!Hay muchas tiendas alrededor de esta área, construida y dispuesta de forma ordenada en filas, a lo largo de las carreteras y caminos.Venden una amplia variedad de productos y artículos, que van desde la moda, zapatos, muebles y antigüedades, artículos de papelería y libros, juguetes, farmacia, supermercado, florería, cafeterías, restaurantes, chocolates, confitería y pastelería,entre otras. Muchas de estas tiendas datan de varios años, por desde su diseño y decoración. Así que hay que estar preparado para caminar.Los fines de semana hay un mercado de pulgas al aire libre, donde se encuentra lo que quieras.

Antes ou depois de visitar o Palácio de Versailles é encantador percorrer a "Ville ". Pequena , acolhedora , muito arborizada ,com prédios lindos , comércio com lojinhas , bistrôs , e alamedas com árvores frondosas , muita sombra e bancos convidativos no caminho até a esplanada do Palácio . Vale uma visita .

pequena cidade que acolhe uma das maiores atrações da França.Antes de retornar de um passeio pela area central.

Lo más agradable de la Villa inglesa es tener la sensación de en un segundo haber dejado los jardines de Versalles y de haberse trasladado a un pueblo pequeño pueblo de Inglaterra, además que este lugar tiene una gran cantidad de aves y animales de granja que son otro atractivo más del lugar.

Charmante petite ville : beaucoup de boutiques, ouvertes tard.De nombreux restaurants autour des halles.Que l'embarras du choix!

J'ai passé 6 ans de ma vie à Versailles et je regrette sincèrement de l'avoir quitter. Il fait bon d'y vivre et tout est fais pour nous faciliter la vie : Loisir, repas sorties ...Lorsque je rentre en métropole pour les vacances il faut que je m'arrête sur Versailles !J'espère revenir y vivre rapidement

c'est une belle ville, qui m'a paru calme.On peut y marcher aisément. En revanche pour garer un véhicule, ce n'est pas aisé de trouver une place, et les places sont payantes.Par contre, Versailles possède 2 beaux marchés le week-end : c'est très vivant et sympa. Celui du dimanche est parfait avec différents commerçants de bouche, les épices, etc... du bonheur pour tous les sens ! Les halles sont bien achalandées également.