Palace Tour starts from the facade of the Palace and consists of Nizam's study, Palace Imperial library Inspired replica by the one at Windsor Castle (With over 6000 books, including collections and original first edition books such as the Titanic, Encyclopedia from the early 1900’s) Grand awe inspiring marble staircases and sloshing fountains, enchanting statues, and objects d’art, Past the gorgeous hand-cranked organ, illuminated by Carrera marble lamps and adorned with portraits of the Nizams looming down in giant rococo frames. Jade Terrace and Jade room, served as a state reception in the paste, Haute Chinoiserie in style, it's festooned with objects d'arts and has yet more magnificent bohemian chandeliers and an intricate geometric parquet floor,mint walls had an unmistakable reflection of the Palace of Versailles about it. Chief Queens chamber for Gossip and powder room; The Begum’s world for make up and whispering the scandalous goings on of the palace. Stroll into the ballroom (once Durbar Hall), with its great Venetian chandeliers, gilt ceiling, teak and walnut furniture, and miles and miles of silk. The Billiards table is an original from Burroughs and Watts of United Kingdom Further to the Hukka Lounge, with its multi-stemmed water pipe, chaise lounges and embossed leather walls. Cavernous dining room with longest dining table in the world. Thirty-three meters in length, made from teak and rosewood, it can seat 101 guests and was once laid with the Nizam's gold cutlery and plates. The Mughal, Rajasthani and the Japanese gardens that were personally conceived by the Nizam adore the palace.