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Trump changed his plans to dine at the gilded Palace of Versailles
USA Today • • world
Key Points:
- President Donald Trump accepted an invitation from French President Emmanuel Macron to dine at the Palace of Versailles during the G7 summit in France, delaying his return to the U.S. by a few hours.
- Trump expressed admiration for Versailles, describing it as "the real deal" and highlighting his fondness for beautiful, gilded places.
- Known for his love of gold, Trump has decorated the Oval Office extensively with gold accents and has received numerous gold-themed gifts from international leaders and business figures.
- The Palace of Versailles, famous for its lavish use of 22-carat gold and its historical significance as the royal residence of King Louis XIV, is considered the ultimate symbol of opulence and power.
- The dinner invitation and visit to Versailles underscored the cultural and diplomatic significance of the G7 meeting and highlighted Trump's appreciation for grandeur and symbolism.
