Although he was booted out during the French Revolution, Louis XIV's favorite haunt was what grand palace?

Considered one of 17th-century French art's most significant achievements, the Palace of Versailles stands on the grounds of what was once a royal hunting pavilion. Louis XIV set up the government and court there and compiled a large collection of sculptures and paintings, until the French Revolution put an end to the monarchy.

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