How big is the smallest palace?

His first palace in Petersburg was a mere 710 square feet, smaller than the average one-bedroom apartment in Manhattan. Today, this palace is most likely the smallest palace in the world. And perhaps the cheapest built and fastest made. It was constructed in only three days in the spring of 1703.



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Royal Palace of Caserta is the largest palace in the world and is a magnificent representation of Baroque architecture. This Luigi Vanvitelli creation has revolutionized world architecture so much that it is the most copied palace in the world. The palace was meant to be a centerpiece in the uprising city of Caserta.

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The Royal Palace of Caserta was once the abode for various Kings of Naples. It is the largest palace in the world and is the finest representation of Baroque art. You can marvel at the various artworks and riches on display at the painted halls of the Royal Apartments.

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What's bigger; the Louvre or Versailles? The Louvre knocks it out of the park with 210,000m².

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The Forbidden City also has 9,999 rooms, only one room less than the mythical 10,000 rooms of the palace in heaven. On the roof of the Imperial Palace, you will see nine mythical creatures that were supposed to protect the emperor.

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Take a Peek Inside. We're guessing Marie Antoinette's TripAdvisor review of the Château de Versailles would have been decidedly mixed (Pastry chef: okay; security against angry mobs: subpar; verdict: two stars).

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There are several toilets and free changing tables for babies at your disposal all over the Estate. In the Palace, there are toilets and changing tables before the ticket checks in the South Ministers' Wing and after the ticket checks in the basement of the Dufour Pavilion (Entrance A).

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Located in Poland, Malbork Castle is the largest castle in the world. The castle was founded in 1274 by the Teutonic Knights who used it as their headquarters to help defeat Polish enemies and rule their own northern Baltic territories.

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