Versailles, center of power and also of pleasure, desire and debauchery. An original and seductive approach to the erotic history of the palace from the reign of Louis XIV to the decline and, finally, the abandonment of this scenario with the Sun King.

In the middle of the 17th century, Louis XIV showed interest in Versailles, where his father had a modest hunting lodge; there he will unleash his first loves with the shy Louise de La Vallière and later turn him, much in spite of Minister Colbert, into the place where the love debauchery of his youth will live: from the voluptuous Madame de Montespan to the ardent Madame de Maintenon , lovers or adventures of one night will take place in an unstoppable whirlwind, either in the magnificent bedrooms and halls of the palace or in its spectacular gardens.

The Versailles of Louis XV also oozes beauty and majesty. The Small Apartments, with cozy bedrooms and very timely curtains, will be the backdrop for multiple erotic and love scenes. Madame de Pompadour will be in charge of selecting the ladies of the Parque de los Ciervos to satisfy the insatiable Louis XV.

Later, the soft Louis XVI suffers to be able to honor Marie Antoinette and, on the eve of the Revolution, the end of the "little Sodom" of libertine customs approaches. In October 1789 the gates of the Palace of Versailles will shatter and the royal family will be forced to abandon it.