hall of mirrors , also: house of mirrors

Also nobody who goes into Hall of Mirrors comes out exactly the same as they were to start with.

Yet it was the Hall of Mirrors that was most impressive.

Upstairs is the Hall of Mirrors, and a rolling walkway that looks out onto the park.

Hall of Mirrors concerns a young, desperate gambling addict who is plummeted into financial ruin.

He released his debut single "Hall of Mirrors"

The Hall of Mirrors was an emergency and it also let me see and feel the source of help.

Hall of Mirrors may also refer to:

Hall of Mirrors is a 2001 independent film written and directed by Brad Osborne.

While in the Hall of Mirrors, a kind woman appears to Daniel and Constance.

Its Hall of Mirrors where Bach's music is now often performed is a popular attraction.

She has released two albums, Hall of Mirrors and Made For Change.

The group confronts Gongora in the Hall of Mirrors, the only place where they are vulnerable to death.

Hall of Mirrors.

And I found myself in the famous 'Hall of Mirrors' they described and warned us to flee."

And the women at Lulu White's Hall of Mirrors, adored him, I can tell you.

According to old Hungarian newspapers, literary lectures and author evenings were arranged in its Hall of Mirrors between the two world wars.

There is no Hall of Mirrors, but there is a four-story, glass-domed atrium.

The famous Hall of Mirrors serves as the location for Bratislava City Council meetings.

Even the mirrors used in the decoration of the Hall of Mirrors were made in France.

With the construction of the Hall of Mirrors, which began in 1678, the configuration of the grand appartement de la reine changed.

Talar-e Aineh (Hall of Mirrors) is the most famous of the Palace hall.

During the 17th century, the Hall of Mirrors was used daily by Louis XIV when he walked from his private apartment to the chapel.

Most of the ground floor is given over to the round Hall of Mirrors in the center of the building which mirrored walls reflect the external nature.

It is known that the most interesting part of the palace was Shushaband-ayva (The Hall of Mirrors), the glassed covered rest room.

In addition to the Hall of Mirrors, Hardouin-Mansart designed the north and south wings and the Orangerie.