Which palace would the French Monarchary use today.

[Patton]

If somehow France becomes a Consititional Monarchy instead of republic and said Consititional Monarcny surives to the present day which palace would it use, Versailles or the Louvre. I think personally the Lourve would be used because of its location within Paris.

[Wolfpaw]

Why not the Palais-Royal?

[Patton]

Originally Posted by Wolfpaw

Why not the Palais-Royal?

It looks like it would work.

[kevvy2010]

As far as Emperors of France go, the modern-day candidates would be:

Jean-Christophe, Prince Napoleon from the House of Bonaparte




Henri d'Orleans, Count of Paris of the House of Orleans




and Louis Alphonse, Duke of Anjou of the House of Bourbon

[Emperor Constantine]

If the monarchy was restored, the Tuileries would probably be rebuilt, it was the Paris seat of all the different royal houses after all.

[Alex Richards]

Seconded on the Tulliers. They've been interested in rebuilding that to fix the chink in the Grand Axis and add more space to the Louvre for some time.

Perhaps something like a rebuilding on three floors+ cupolas and attics, with the museum taking the ground floor, the first floor being a mixture of state rooms and museum space (so paintings and items in the context of formal state rooms), the third floor as the private apartments of the family and the attics as extra offices and so forth.

[Fredrick II Barbarossa]

Originally Posted by Alex Richards

Seconded on the Tulliers. They've been interested in rebuilding that to fix the chink in the Grand Axis and add more space to the Louvre for some time.

Perhaps something like a rebuilding on three floors+ cupolas and attics, with the museum taking the ground floor, the first floor being a mixture of state rooms and museum space (so paintings and items in the context of formal state rooms), the third floor as the private apartments of the family and the attics as extra offices and so forth.

Bah everyone knows versailles is the best place for the kings to reside.