Visitors get to see a comparative sculpture museum, the monks' infirmary, the pharmacy, the kitchens and a museum of sacred art. On the second floor, note the adjoining royal apartments. At opposite ends are the Queen's Pavilion and the King's Pavilion. There is a beautifully harmonious Benediction room, as well as the library paved in pink, grey and white marble, which occupies a 83.60m-long gallery and contains nearly 40 000 books.
