Royal French Palace D'Eu

Royal French Palace D'Eu

The Palace was inspired by pictures and plans of the Royal Chateau D'Eu.

Construction of the chateau of Eu itself started in 1578 under the direction of Henri de Guise and Catherine de Clèves. It was finished in 1665 under the Grande Mademoiselle, the cousin of the king Louis XIV. Its ownership changed hands over the years from the Duke de Maine and his sons, to the Duke de Penthièvre in the XVIII th century.

The chateau of Eu became the summer residence of king Louis-Philippe in the XIXth century. It was here that under the auspices of the “Entente Cordiale”, or the Cordial Understanding, that he played host to Queen Victoria on two separate occasions, in 1843 and again in 1845. They were said to have picnicked on the lawns and in the surrounding grove of trees of the chateau of Eu.

The Palace given it's elaborate details is 5130 Prim.

The Dimensions are:

Height: 28.3 M

Widths: 106.3 M

Depths: 31.7 M

The house has 30 grand rooms and 3 hallways.

The structure comes with AO, Targa, Normal, Specular and Texture Maps

The house does not come with any of the furnishings or landscaping, but all stone statues are included.