Nestled deep in eastern France, some 35 kilometers east of Nancy, you'll find Lunéville's Palace – a palace that's seen more twists and turns than a deck of cards. Once a humble hunting lodge, it was remodeled into a grand palace worthy of kings. This isn't your average palace, you see. Owned by dukes, invaded by armies, and restored by the government, Lunéville's Palace hides a little secret within its walls: a river flowing gracefully through its enchanting gardens. You'd be forgiven for missing it, as it's as hidden as a jester's laugh at a funeral.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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