1 Entrance. 2 Grand Vestibule. =3 Gallery of the Stags.= =4 Picture Gallery.= 5 Rotunda of the Museum (Senlis Tower). 6 Vestibule of the Museum. =7 Gallery of the House.= 8 Small Gallery of the House. 9 Vestibule of House. 10 The Smalah. 11 The Minerva Tower (Tower of the High Constable). 12 The Antiquity Room. 13 Giotto Room. 14 Isabelle Room. 15 Orleans Room. 16 Caroline Room. =17 Clouet Room.= =18 Psyche's Gallery.= =19 Santuario.= =20 Treasure Tower.= 21 The Tribune. 22 The Anteroom. 23 Guardroom. =24 La Chambre.= 25 The Great Study. =26 The Monkey Parlour.= =27 The Prince's Gallery.= 28 Library. 29 Great Staircase. 30 Gallery of the Chapel. =31 Chapel.= A Statue of the High Constable. B Entrance (portcullis). C Court of Honour. D Court of the Little Castle. E Flower Garden of the Aviary.] [Illustration: CHEST BY RIESENER] We must also mention the collection of portraits painted or drawn in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, divided between the Gallery of the House (_7 on plan_), the Clouet room (_17 on plan_) and the Gallery of Psyche (_18 on plan_). In the Gallery of Psyche, the visitor will notice, besides the pictures, the forty-four sixteenth century windows, representing the legend of Cupid and Psyche. There is also a cast of the head of Henri IV. Lovers of jewels should visit the treasure tower (_20 on plan_). Tn the Monkey Parlour (_26 on plan_) will be seen the screen painted by Huet, representing the Monkey's reading lesson, and on the panels a charming eighteenth century decoration, attributed to the same painter. In the Prince's Gallery (_27 on plan_) the great Condé had a series of pictures painted representing the battles he had fought. In the trophy containing his sword and pistols there is also a flag taken in the Battle of Rocroi in 1643. It is the oldest standard captured from the enemy that exists in France. In the middle of the gallery stands the Table of the Vinestock, carved out of one piece taken from an enormous vine, for the Connétable de Montmorency. [Illustration: THE VIRGIN OF ORLÉANS BY RAPHAEL] In the modern chapel (_31 on plan_), the Duc d'Aumale placed a beautiful altar, carved by Jean Goujon, also some sixteenth century wainscoting and stained glass windows taken from the chapel of the Castle of Ecouen. In the apse stands the funeral urn which holds the hearts of the princes of the House of Condé. Visit to the Park _This takes from three-quarters of an hour to an hour and a quarter._