The former first lady's bedroom is luxurious complete with a sitting room, raised bed with canopy, chandeliers, 18th-century harp (minus the strings) and antique French and Italian furniture.

The ballroom has a ceiling-to-floor portrait of Imelda rising from the sea with her husband hovering above her right shoulder and the faces of her children painted on seashells held in her hand.

On either side are yellow velvet drapes and thrones for the president and the first lady.

The rooms are full of antique French furniture. There are also two grand pianos, and priceless pieces of porcelain.

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