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Let’s Explore the Global Castle Civilizations with 5 Castles in Europe

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1. Neuschwanstein Castle (Germany)

Location: Bavaria, southern Germany

History: Neuschwanstein Castle was built in the 19th century by King Leopold II of Bavaria as a residence and resort. Although not used as a residence, this castle became an inspiration to build a castle in a fairy tale.

Highlights: Distinguished by its beautiful architecture and dreamy design, the castle is surrounded by beautiful mountains and nature. It is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Germany.

2. Edinburgh (Scottland)

Location: Castle Rock, Edinburgh

History: Edinburgh Castle has a long history since the 12th century. It is home to Scottish kings in the Middle Ages. This castle is also the place where Scottish Royal Orders and Decorations are kept.

Highlights: This castle has a beautiful view over Edinburgh. It also hosts festivals and celebrations of Scottish National Day. It also displays the history of the castle and interesting relics.

3. CHÂTEAU DE CHAMBORD (France)

Location: Chambord near Paris

History: CHÂTEAU DE CHAMBORD was built in the 16th century by the Duke of Chambord. This castle is important in recording classical history and architecture.

Highlights: The castle has a beautifully designed garden and is full of sculptures. This place is also known for its exhibition of art and literature, allowing visitors to experience a variety of cultures.

4. Duomo di Milano (Italy)

Location: Milan, Italy

History: Duomo Castle, also known as “Duomo of Milan”, is not a castle in terms of a fortress or a king’s residence, but it is one of the most important cathedrals in Italy. It was built in 1386 and completed in the 20th century. This cathedral was built to celebrate the god of faith with unique Gothic architecture.

Highlights: Duomo di Milano has a beautiful Gothic architecture which is the world’s largest cathedral, with a height of 108 meters, and has more than 3,400 statues covered with white marble from Carrara. Tourists can go to the cathedral’s rooftop to see the beautiful scenery of Milan. This cathedral is the city’s main cultural center where rituals are held.

5. St George's Castle (UK)

Location: Windsor, Berkshire

History: St George’s Castle is home to the St. George Association and holds important events, including the burial of kings and queens.

Highlights: The castle has beautiful gardens and buildings with luxurious decorations. St. George’s castle is popular for various ceremonies, making it very historical.

6.Karlstejn Castle (Czech)

Location: Karlstejn Village, Czech Republic

History: Karlstejn Castle, also known as “Karlstejn’s Castle,” was built in the 14th century by Emperor Charles IV as a residence for the king and a repository of royal treasures. It is located on a hill overlooking the surrounding landscape.

Highlights: Karlstejn Castle has a magnificent Gothic and Renaissance architecture. It is known for its vaults built to store properties and royal treasures, as well as gems and important art objects. It also offers a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains and forests.

Castles in Europe are not only historical sites but also a symbol of culture and art in each era. With their beauty and historical significance, they have become interesting destinations for tourists from around the world.

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