#Neo gothic castle

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Raudonė castle

Lithuania

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Schloss Hluboká, Hluboká nad Vltavou, Czech Republic,

Giulio Groebert Photography

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Château de Pierrefonds, Picardie, France

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Замок Миранда (Château Miranda)— замок 19-го века построенный в нео-готическом стиле в городе Сель, провинция Намюр, Бельгия. Строительство замка началось в 1866 году по проекту английского архитектора Эдварда Милнера. Замок был задуман как летняя резиденция семьи Liedekerke De Beaufort. Однако архитектор скончался до окончания постройки и замок достраивался уже без него. Окончание строительства произошло в 1907 году.Потомки старинного рода проживали там до Второй Мировой войны. Во время войны замок был оккупирован немецкими войсками.После войны владельцы решили перебраться во Францию, а их роскошный замок превратился сначала в детский дом, а с 1958 года - в дом отдыха для детей железнодорожников. Видимо, тогда он и получил свое второе название Chateau de Noisy (Шумный замок).

С 1991 года Миранда был заброшен, расходы на его содержание оказались непомерно высоки. Местный муниципалитет предложил взять их на себя, но семья отказалась, надеясь найти покупателя.Параллельно с поисками покупателя владельцем была подана просьба о сносе здания, в июле 2015 оно было получено. Средства на восстановление заброшенного замка требовались колоссальные, было организовано товарищество по спасению Миранды, но речь шла о сумме в 15-25 миллионов евро.Два года спустя покупатель так и не был найден, а отдать свой замок в дар государству не каждый способен...

"Замок превратился в руины и представляет собой реальную опасность для всех тех, кто незаконно вторгается в мою частную собственность" - так владелец объяснил уничтожение Miranda Castle.

Château Miranda is a 19th-century castle built in the neo-Gothic style in the town of Sel, Namur, Belgium. Construction of the castle began in 1866 according to the design of the English architect Edward Milner. The castle was conceived as the summer residence of the Liedekerke De Beaufort family. However, the architect died before the construction was completed and the castle was completed without him. The construction was completed in 1907. Descendants of the old family lived there until the Second World War. During the war, the castle was occupied by German troops. After the war, the owners decided to move to France, and their luxurious castle turned first into an orphanage, and since 1958 into a holiday home for children of railway workers. Apparently, it was then that it received its second name, Chateau de Noisy (Noisy Castle).

Since 1991, Miranda has been abandoned, the costs of its maintenance being prohibitive. The local municipality offered to take them over, but the family refused, hoping to find a buyer. In parallel with the search for a buyer, the owner submitted a request to demolish the building, which was received in July 2015. Colossal funds were required to restore the abandoned castle; a partnership was organized to save Miranda, but the amount in question was 15-25 million euros. Two years later, a buyer was never found, and not everyone is able to donate their castle to the state…

“The castle has turned into ruins and poses a real danger to all those who illegally invade my private property,” this is how the owner explained the destruction of Miranda Castle.

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Karpniki Castle, Poland by Kasia Mojek

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Castle of Gaasbeek , southwest of Brussels.

Explore the interior of this impressive neogothic room.

Godfrey of Leuven probably had a castle built here around 1240 to defend the Duchy of Brabant against the County of Hainaut. During the ancien régime this was the center of the Land van Gaasbeek.

In 1388, the people of Brussels razed the castle to the ground. With this they took revenge for the murder of Everaard t'Serclaes by followers of the lord of the castle, Sweder van Abcoude, who subsequently rebuilt the castle.

A number of important families from the history of the Netherlands stayed there, including the Hornes and the Egmonts. The most famous was Count Lamoral of Egmont, who bought the castle in 1565, three years before his dramatic execution.

The interior was almost completely furnished during the 19th century and furnished with copies of examples from the Paris Musée de Cluny and other important collections: mantelpieces, paneling, ceilings, doors, stairs, murals. Most were executed by the Parisian firm of Malard and in exceptional cases by Victor Rousseau.

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“Justice, Knowledge, Medicine and Science”

A castle fell and now this monument stands

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Carlowrie Castle, Kirkliston, Scotland

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Peleş Castle: The First Castle in Europe With Central Heating and Electricity

A masterpiece of German neo-Renaissance and Gothic revival architectural style, Peleş Castle is located in Sinaia, Romania. By form, Peleş is a palace but it is called a castle. It was built by the first Romanian king, Carol I, as a summer retreat. Later, it served as a royal residence until 1947. It is known to be the favorite castle of Carol I, who oversaw all of the construction and design process. The construction began in 1883 and ended in 1914.

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✨🕸🏰✨Заброшенный замок в неоготическом стиле в Прилуках (Бывшая школа №4, до этого дом Шкуратова)

Все фото сделаны лично мной

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✨🕸🏰✨Abandoned castle in neo-Gothic style in Pryluky (former school No. 4, before that Shkuratov’s house)

All photos were taken by me personally

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The Enchanting Lichtenstein Castle

History Today we look at the picturesque Lichtenstein Castle, located on a cliff overlooking the Echaz Valley in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The castle’s location adds to its fairy-tale appearance and provides breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. It remains a stunning example of the blend between literature and architecture, inspired by Wilhelm Hauff’s novel "Lichtenstein," and brought to life by Count Wilhelm of Württemberg between 1840 and 1842.

Image attribution - Martha Sales

Hauff’s novel romanticized the ideals of medieval chivalry and heroism. The 19th century experienced a resurgence in interest in medieval history and architecture, a trend known as historicism. Count Wilhelm sought to create a physical embodiment of the novel's themes and settings. Neuschwanstein Castle itself was influenced by similar romantic and historicist ideals and a 2009 filming of "Dornröschen" - The Sleeping Beauty - further cemented Lichtenstenstein's place in popular culture. The family of the Dukes of urach which began when Wilhem was granted the title maintains ownership to this day. The castle serves both as a private residence for the family and a public attraction, allowing visitors to explore its historical and architectural significance.

What You Will See When you visit, you'll find the striking castle keep, complete with turrets and battlements that offer fantastic views of the surrounding Echaz Valley. The interior of Lichtenstein Castle is adorned with period furnishings, weapons, and armor, providing visitors with a glimpse into the romanticized vision of medieval life. Guided tours are available.

Image Attribution - Pedro Albuquerque

Where To Eat During your visit to the castle, there are several excellent dining options nearby. Restaurants such as Forellenhof Rössle and Albgasthof Lichtenstein offer delicious local cuisine and hospitality. For dessert, you can visit Bäckerei Konditorei Padeffke in Reutlingen, which is renowned for its delightful pastries and cakes. Though as you can imagine, there's more than one bakery. Accomodation For accommodation, one of the most liked places to stay in Honau is the Forellenhof Rössle, which offers cozy rooms and great dining. Its proximity to Lichtenstein Castle makes it a convenient and charming option for visitors. Places Nearby Hohenzollern Castle: Located about 40 kilometers away, Hohenzollern is one of Germany's most iconic castles. For accommodations in the Reutlinger area, Hotel Fürstenhof Reutlingen is a highly rated choice known for its comfortable rooms and friendly service. Swabian Jura: This picturesque mountain range is known for its scenic hiking trails, fascinating caves, and overall natural beauty. It’s perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy exploring nature and engaging in activities such as hiking and spelunking. Bear Cave (Bärenhöhle): Located in Sonnenbühl, about 15 kilometers from Lichtenstein, this cave features impressive stalactites and stalagmites. It’s a great family-friendly attraction that offers a unique underground adventure. Day Trips Stuttgart: The capital of Baden-Württemberg is approximately 60 kilometers from Lichtenstein. Stuttgart has a vibrant cultural scene and is famous for its automotive museums, including the Mercedes-Benz Museum and the Porsche Museum. The city also boasts beautiful parks, such as Schlossgarten and Rosenstein Park. For a most liked place to stay, consider the Motel One Stuttgart-Mitte, offering modern amenities, a central location, and reasonable rates. Ulm: About 85 kilometers away, in Ulm you can visit the towering Ulm Minster, the tallest church in the world, and enjoy a leisurely stroll along the beautiful Danube River. The old town of Ulm offers charming streets, historic buildings, and plenty of cafes and shops to explore. In Ulm, the Best Western Plus Atrium Hotel is a well-liked accommodation choice. Tübingen: Approximately 100 kilometers from Lichtenstein, Tübingen is known for its well-preserved medieval old town and the prestigious Eberhard Karls University. The city offers a mix of history, culture, and scenic beauty, including the opportunity to enjoy a boat ride on the Neckar River. For accommodations, consider Hotel Krone Tübingen, boasting with modern comfort and a central location. Of course, you could always do what we do and look up potential AirBnBs in the area. Currently, there are locations as low as $43 a night available. I'm not affiliated with AirBnB - but help me make it happen. Tell me what places you've been or where you'd like to go, so I can write about them.

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Peleș Neo-Renaissance palace in the Royal Domain of Sinaia in the Carpathian Mountains, near Sinaia, in Prahova County, Romania, on an existing medieval route linking Transylvania and Wallachia, built between 1873 and 1914. Its inauguration was held in 1883. It was constructed for King Carol I of Romania.

Absolutely breathtaking, in love with this castle...

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✧ yesterday I visited a really magical place with my family 🏰💀🕯️✨

…a neo-gothic Castle that have been built in the space of around 30 years at the behest of the painter Gennaro della Monica (around the end of 1800)…The Castle’s architecture is a unique example of design eclecticism: a mix of neo-gothic taste and medieval influence..the exterior of the building, that is the most impressive part, is full of pinnacles and covered with elaborated sculptures …including a really spooky vampire-man that *as you can imagine* struck me particularly! hope these images will bring you inspiration and magical vibes! 👌🏻🌙✨

👉🏻 if you’d like to visit it, the name of the f this enchanting place is Della Monica’s Castle (it took its name from its creator) and is located in the small city of Teramo 🌚✨

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Château du Haut Koenigsbourg, Alsace, France

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Villa Wilmer / Tränenburg (1890 - 1971)

(also know as The Palace of Tears)

Location: Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany.

Photograph by: Karl Friedrich Wunder (c.1890)

After the heirs of Friedrich Willmers sold their villa to Hannoversche Industries in 1970, it was immediately scheduled for demolition for the purpose of building new apartment - which now has turn into a parking lot!