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MEGAPOST Part 1

About one year ago, I started building Château de Versailles on Sims 4. While I strived for accuracy and realism, you'll noticed that I took many liberties and pulled inspirations from different European palaces. Without further delay, bienvenue à Versailles.

Cour de Marbre - Marble Courtyard

L’escalier des Ambassadeurs - Ambassadors' Staircase

(demolished in 1752)

Salon de Diane

Salon de l'Abondance - The Abundance Room

Le Cabinet doré - The Golden Cabinet

The Queen's Bedchamber

Queen's Bathroom

Salon de la Paix -Peace Room

No, not the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, this is the Grand Foyer of the Paris Opera House - a continuation of my Palais Garnier build.

The gilded ceiling from @the-regal-sim really helps make this build resemble its real life inspiration.

Venezia

This is a world that I've been working on for years now. I've posted this project on other forums before and have been asked recently whether it's still being worked on. Well here it is, slowly coming to life.

I love this floating city on the Adriatic so much, I try to replicate it as faithfully as possible in the Sims 3.

Palais Garnier

Also known as the Paris Opera House, was one of the most magnificent and costly buildings of its time.

Actual interior:

My attempt at this build started several years ago. I worked on it on and off. So far it is my second most ambitious build (only behind Notre Dame Cathedral).

The whimsical ceiling painted by Marc Chagall is substituted by an equally amazing stained glass dome from @pitheinfinite .

All that's left to build is the grand foyer.

A short walk from Trocadero, where hordes of tourists struggle for that perfect Instagram shot of the Eiffel Tower, lies a much better alternative: Avenue de Camoens.

Deco buildings converted by@hydrangeachainsaw

These pictures are of the real place:

Rue Foyatier is one of the most famous streets in Paris. Located in Montmartre district near the iconic Sacre Coeur Basilica. It features a flight of stairs leading to the top of the hill.

A few of Paris shell buildings @hydrangeachainsaw converted for me.

A glimpse of Sacre Coeur Basilica