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1. Castle Howard in Yorkshire is one of the prettiest and biggest private residences in Britain. It is very old too! This castle has been home to the Howard family for over 300 years. Can you imagine that? This beautiful castle was build in the late 17th century and became open to the public in 1951. A castle with such great tradition must look even more lovely live.
2. Castle Hohenschwangau in Germany! The full name of this old beauty is Schloss Hohenschwangau and it dates form 19th century. This castle was the summer home of Maximilian, King of Prussia. During both world wars, this castle suffered no damage, largely due to its remote location. Currently, it is maintained by the grandson of Maximilian, Franz, the Duke of Bavaria. This really popular castle receives more than 300,000 visitors per year!
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3. Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany was a personal refuge for Ludwig II of Bavaria. However, after he died, this fantastic and breath taking castle became open to public and since 1886 it has received 60 million visitors. It’s estimated that over 1.3 million people visit this wonder each year! It s reasonable, since it looks like someone should save the Goldilocks form the top tower.
4. Château de Chambord in France was built to serve as a hunting lodge for Francois I. it has a very unique French Renaissance architecture and it is very, very big. The original designer of this castle is up for debate, although many give credit to Domenico da Cortona, who created a wooden model in the late 17th century. In 2007, this castle was opened to the public and from that period it has attracted more than 700,000 visitors. Not bad for a hunting lodge!
1. Castle Howard in Yorkshire is one of the prettiest and biggest private residences in Britain. It is very old too! This castle has been home to the Howard family for over 300 years. Can you imagine that? This beautiful castle was build in the late 17th century and became open to the public in 1951. A castle with such great tradition must look even more lovely live.
2. Castle Hohenschwangau in Germany! The full name of this old beauty is Schloss Hohenschwangau and it dates form 19th century. This castle was the summer home of Maximilian, King of Prussia. During both world wars, this castle suffered no damage, largely due to its remote location. Currently, it is maintained by the grandson of Maximilian, Franz, the Duke of Bavaria. This really popular castle receives more than 300,000 visitors per year!
Там же
3. Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany was a personal refuge for Ludwig II of Bavaria. However, after he died, this fantastic and breath taking castle became open to public and since 1886 it has received 60 million visitors. It’s estimated that over 1.3 million people visit this wonder each year! It s reasonable, since it looks like someone should save the Goldilocks form the top tower.
4. Château de Chambord in France was built to serve as a hunting lodge for Francois I. it has a very unique French Renaissance architecture and it is very, very big. The original designer of this castle is up for debate, although many give credit to Domenico da Cortona, who created a wooden model in the late 17th century. In 2007, this castle was opened to the public and from that period it has attracted more than 700,000 visitors. Not bad for a hunting lodge!
