The document summarizes a commuter train in Paris that has been decorated to resemble rooms from the Palace of Versailles, with carriages featuring ornate images, giant scenes from the palace, and branches sprawling across ceilings in huge paintings to evoke memories of different areas of the royal estate. The refurbishments transformed the appearance of the train and were funded by the Palace of Versailles in collaboration with the rail operator.

1. 巴黎的火车 - - 仿 佛置身凡尔赛宫
Paris commuter train has
carriages transformed to
resemble rooms from the
Palace of Versailles

2. Lavish: A commuter train serving Paris in France has been decorated
in the colours of the Palace of Versailles in an impressive project

3. Incredible: The refurbishments mean that the train’s carriages
resemble rooms from the royal palace

4. Striking: An image of a statue from the palace grounds looks down on passengers

5. Splendid: Ornate images can be found on the back of
comfortable seats

6. Colourful: Giant scenes from Versailles have transformed the appearance
of the train, which runs on one of Paris’s main commuter routes

7. Enormous: Branches sprawl across the ceiling of the carriage
in this huge painting

8. Powerful imagery: The train carries the colours of the Palace of
Versailles, which was once the centre of political power in France

9. Beauty: A golden statue is reflected in a glass mirror on the train

10. Reflections: The refurbishments are designed to evoke memories
of seven different areas of the royal chateau and its grounds

11. Booking details: Passengers can take their place alongside an
amazing display which resembles a library

12. Vibrant: A once-dull door on the train has been transformed
with bright red and pink colours

14. Facelift: The changes, which
were funded by the Palace of
Versailles, are the result of a
deal between officials at the
palace and rail operator SNCF

15. Swirls: Another decorative ceiling design based on furnishings
from the Palace of Versailles

16. Unexpected: The exterior of the train gives few clues to the
incredible displays found inside