Tourists are not allowed to enter the palace itself, except by reservation or on various special days. But you can tour the palace gardens for free.
posted by Sarah @ 9/12/2005 04:45:00 PM
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Monday, September 12, 2005
Tourists are not allowed to enter the palace itself, except by reservation or on various special days. But you can tour the palace gardens for free.
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