The museum of the Palace of Versailles in France said on social media on the 17th that it was temporarily closed for several hours and evacuated visitors for "security reasons". It was the second time in four days that Versailles was temporarily closed.

On the 17th, the museum of Versailles did not release details of the reason for the closure. Agence France-Presse quoted a source as saying that the museum received a bomb threat and police dispatched bomb disposal personnel to the building to detect explosives. That afternoon, the local police agency in Versailles said the police operation had ended. After the all-clear, tourists headed straight for the gates of Versailles.

On the 13th of this month, a knife attack occurred at a high school in the northern French city of Arras, killing one teacher and seriously injuring three others. France has raised its counter-terrorism security alert to the highest level since the attacks. The following day, two museums, the Palace of Versailles and the Louvre, in the outskirts and center of Paris, respectively, received bomb threats and were evacuated and temporarily closed. The bomb threat turned out to be false.

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