Born half a century before the Louvre, and five centuries before Versailles, the Château de Fontainebleau is thus one of the favorite places of stay of our sovereigns, and this for eight hundred, from the XIIth century until the Second Empire. At the heart of an estate of one hundred and thirty hectares of gardens, its thousand and five hundred pieces preserve exceptional collections that make it one of the most furnished castles among the French castles. A discovery not to be missed.