Palace of the King of Rome, an example of neoclassical architecture, it hosts the Museum of Art and History of Rambouillet.
This building is an example of neoclassical architecture. It was built between 1783 and 1787 by Thévenin, on the orders of Louis XVI, to serve as a government hotel for the Count of Angiviller, governor of Rambouillet. Napoleon I bought it in 1812 for his son, the King of Rome, and had it renovated. But the young heir never had the opportunity to stay there. Today, the Palace hosts the city's art and history museum, thematic and temporary exhibitions as well as festive events in its garden during the summer.
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