The upper gallery leads to the abbey chapel, dating to the 13th century and with decorated walls.

This gallery leads to other caverns, little used, which conduct on the dry bed of an ancient underground river.

The gallery leads to the enfilade of state rooms, all of which have been fully restored.

A long gallery leads to the outer corridor.

A wooden gallery, continuing the staircase, apparently leads to other similar little rooms.

A long gallery led to a grand circular hall for dancing.

A long gallery leads to a polygonally shaped entertainment room with white wooden stairs that seem to end at the ceiling.

Toward Fifth Avenue the gallery led to a corner library and a 720-square-foot living room.

The gallery leads into the ballroom, which contains walls of gilt panelling and mirrors.

This last gallery leads to the third and last naga bridge, another small copy of the first one.