Castle of Dracula
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People wishing to get to know Transylvania should know that the castle considered to be the property of a well-known vampire has nothing to do with Vlad the Impaler
This palace is situated in Bran. It is the most popular Romanian fortification. From 1920, it was the mid year home of Maria, Queen of Romania. After World War II, it fell into socialist hands. In 2006, the palace was gotten back to the main beneficiary of its last proprietor, today it houses a verifiable gallery.
Wheat Castle is presumably quite possibly of the most well known palace in Europe and, most importantly, an image of Romania. Consistently, visited by hordes of travelers come here in the desire for meeting the unbelievable Count Dracula. This is because of the nineteenth century author, Bram Stoker, who presumably implanted the plot of his phenomenal novel in it. Practically all that is generally had some significant awareness of the frightfulness legend and his palace is scholarly fiction.
