After Monsieur's death, Liselotte lived in his former apartment in Versailles and took part in visits to the court in Marly or Fontainebleau, where she also had her own apartments. At least she was allowed to take part in the court hunts, in which she and the king no longer sat on horseback, but sat together in a calash from which they shot, chased dogs or raised falcons. From then on Lieselotte avoided the Palais Royal and Saint Cloud until 1715 in order not to be a burden to her son and his wife. Her somewhat remote widow's residence, Montargis Castle, valued her little and rarely went to him; but she kept it in case the King should grow tired of her presence at Versailles, which the Maintenon endeavored to work towards: