#Castel

[livesunique]

Castel Savoia, Belvedere, Gressoney-Saint-Jean, Italy

[wgm-beautiful-world]

Castello e lago di Castel Toblino, Trentino, ITALIA

[yoan-le-grall]

[drpepper-lovers-blog]

George and his literal Castel 🏰

My love for the Friar Park is undescribable 😭🧡

I'm actually number 1 hater of capitalism but if I was as rich as George I'd also buy me a literal Castel

[jeffurlan]

📍Castello Sforzesco, Italy 🇮🇹 🏰

📸 world_walkerz

[fredomotophoto]

Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg

Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg Le Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg est un château fort alsacien du XIIe siècle, profondément remanié au XVe siècle et restauré avant la Première Guerre mondiale sous le règne de Guillaume II. Situé sur le ban de la commune française d’Orschwiller, dans la circonscription administrative du Bas-Rhin et sur le territoire de la collectivité européenne d’Alsace, il se dresse à 757 mètres d’altitude au cœur du massif vosgien.

Histoire La plus ancienne mention connue du château date de 1147, lorsque les Hohenstaufen en sont les premiers propriétaires. Ils tentent de faire de l’Alsace la base de leur puissance pour s’assurer le contrôle du Saint-Empire romain germanique. Après les Hohenstaufen, les ducs de Lorraine et l’Evêché de Strasbourg, puis les Habsbourg, ont intégré le château à leurs possessions. Il conserve alors toute son importance stratégique et marque la borne occidentale du Saint-Empire romain germanique, exposé aux appétits des ducs de Lorraine et des rois de France.

Restauration et visite Le château a été restauré au début du 20e siècle pour célébrer la grandeur de Guillaume II, empereur allemand. Aujourd’hui, il est un monument vivant, proposant tout au long de l’année une programmation culturelle riche et diversifiée. Les visiteurs peuvent découvrir les salles du château, les cours intérieures, la plate-forme d’artillerie ou Grand Bastion, qui offre un panorama unique sur la plaine d’Alsace, les Vosges, la Forêt-Noire et, par temps clair, les Alpes.

Activités et événements Le château propose des visites guidées, des contes, des ateliers participatifs, des sorties nature, des campements médiévaux, des expositions et d’autres événements. Il est également possible de franchir la haute porte du château et de plonger dans l’univers du Moyen Âge.

Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle

Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle is a 12th-century Alsatian fortified castle, extensively remodeled in the 15th century and restored before the First World War under the reign of William II. Located in the French commune of Orschwiller, in the administrative district of Bas-Rhin and on the territory of the European community of Alsace, it stands at an altitude of 757 metres in the heart of the Vosges mountains.

History The oldest known mention of the castle dates from 1147, when the Hohenstaufen were its first owners. They attempted to make Alsace the base of their power to ensure control of the Holy Roman Empire. After the Hohenstaufen, the Dukes of Lorraine and the Bishopric of Strasbourg, then the Habsburgs, incorporated the castle into their possessions. It then retained all its strategic importance and marked the western boundary of the Holy Roman Empire, exposed to the appetites of the Dukes of Lorraine and the Kings of France.

Restoration and visit The castle was restored at the beginning of the 20th century to celebrate the greatness of William II, German Emperor. Today, it is a living monument, offering a rich and diverse cultural program throughout the year. Visitors can discover the rooms of the castle, the interior courtyards, the artillery platform or Grand Bastion, which offers a unique panorama of the Alsace plain, the Vosges, the Black Forest and, on a clear day, the Alps.

Activities and events The castle offers guided tours, storytelling, participatory workshops, nature outings, medieval camps, exhibitions and other events. It is also possible to cross the high gate of the castle and immerse yourself in the world of the Middle Ages.

[7amonathursdayinoctober]

Ok, everything seems to have calmed down, now let's all just rela-

WHAT. THE. FFFFFFFFFFF-UUUCK

Pls god what happened now I don't have time for another tumblr rabbit hole deep dive

[sandinthepipes]

Just an update on my spn rewatch. I'm beginning to suspect that we saw something. Me and my friend just finished S5 and I'm fond of it again. I keep saying to my friend "just wait until sX" because I know a loot of cool stuff is going to happen.

I don't know why we ever lost the love for this great piece of non sensical, trashy, cheap soap.

{I know exactly what happened and 10 more fucking seasons are looking at me}

[fainfrumos]

Window seat, Bran [22.09.23]

[kryskabs]

[livesunique]

Castel Savoia, Gressoney-Saint-Jean, Aosta, Italy,

Photo by @roby_aroundtheworld

[wgm-beautiful-world]

Castel Savoia - ITALIA

[clangenrising]

AUGUST FEATURED FOLLOWER POST

Wow, really cutting it close with this one ^^; I want to once again thank everyone for bearing with me during my little depressive episode this month. All the support has been lovely.

Congratulations to this month's featured follower, @spottyissleepy! Spotty is a delight to have in my notes, always giving lovely commentary and thoughts that make my day. Thanks so much for being a dedicated follower <3

The character he asked me to highlight is Castel, a gorgeous boy from his blog @ailurocide. Castel is very curious with a tendency to stick his nose into places it doesn’t belong. He’s bright and bubbly, though in a far more subdued manner than most, and always wants to be around others. He’s fascinated by greenery, having lived his life in a tundra-esque place. And boy is he handsome! what a gorgeous ginger boy <3

Next month I'll pick another follower! I'll be trying to pick people who reblog and comment so if you're interested in being considered, that's the way to get my attention. Please do not message me or ask to be featured.

[everyday1photo]

Sighisoara

[jeffurlan]

Castel Savoia, Italy 🇮🇹

[fredomotophoto]

Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg

Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg Le Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg est un château fort alsacien du XIIe siècle, profondément remanié au XVe siècle et restauré avant la Première Guerre mondiale sous le règne de Guillaume II. Situé sur le ban de la commune française d’Orschwiller, dans la circonscription administrative du Bas-Rhin et sur le territoire de la collectivité européenne d’Alsace, il se dresse à 757 mètres d’altitude au cœur du massif vosgien.

Histoire La plus ancienne mention connue du château date de 1147, lorsque les Hohenstaufen en sont les premiers propriétaires. Ils tentent de faire de l’Alsace la base de leur puissance pour s’assurer le contrôle du Saint-Empire romain germanique. Après les Hohenstaufen, les ducs de Lorraine et l’Evêché de Strasbourg, puis les Habsbourg, ont intégré le château à leurs possessions. Il conserve alors toute son importance stratégique et marque la borne occidentale du Saint-Empire romain germanique, exposé aux appétits des ducs de Lorraine et des rois de France.

Restauration et visite Le château a été restauré au début du 20e siècle pour célébrer la grandeur de Guillaume II, empereur allemand. Aujourd’hui, il est un monument vivant, proposant tout au long de l’année une programmation culturelle riche et diversifiée. Les visiteurs peuvent découvrir les salles du château, les cours intérieures, la plate-forme d’artillerie ou Grand Bastion, qui offre un panorama unique sur la plaine d’Alsace, les Vosges, la Forêt-Noire et, par temps clair, les Alpes.

Activités et événements Le château propose des visites guidées, des contes, des ateliers participatifs, des sorties nature, des campements médiévaux, des expositions et d’autres événements. Il est également possible de franchir la haute porte du château et de plonger dans l’univers du Moyen Âge.

Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle

Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle is a 12th-century Alsatian fortified castle, extensively remodeled in the 15th century and restored before the First World War under the reign of William II. Located in the French commune of Orschwiller, in the administrative district of Bas-Rhin and on the territory of the European community of Alsace, it stands at an altitude of 757 metres in the heart of the Vosges mountains.

History The oldest known mention of the castle dates from 1147, when the Hohenstaufen were its first owners. They attempted to make Alsace the base of their power to ensure control of the Holy Roman Empire. After the Hohenstaufen, the Dukes of Lorraine and the Bishopric of Strasbourg, then the Habsburgs, incorporated the castle into their possessions. It then retained all its strategic importance and marked the western boundary of the Holy Roman Empire, exposed to the appetites of the Dukes of Lorraine and the Kings of France.

Restoration and visit The castle was restored at the beginning of the 20th century to celebrate the greatness of William II, German Emperor. Today, it is a living monument, offering a rich and diverse cultural program throughout the year. Visitors can discover the rooms of the castle, the interior courtyards, the artillery platform or Grand Bastion, which offers a unique panorama of the Alsace plain, the Vosges, the Black Forest and, on a clear day, the Alps.

Activities and events The castle offers guided tours, storytelling, participatory workshops, nature outings, medieval camps, exhibitions and other events. It is also possible to cross the high gate of the castle and immerse yourself in the world of the Middle Ages.