#pelisor

[taberecusuflet]

Micii Alpinisti – In vizita la Castelul Peles si la Pelisor

[warm-hearts-in-autumn]

@_littlejoys.of.life - Castle Pelisor, Sinaia, Romania

[simpleecc]

Pelisor Castle in Sinaia / Romania

[shylightqueen]

Pelisor Castle

[lindam54]

Castles in the Snow (Top to bottom: Pelisor, Potsdam, Scharfenstein, Niederburg, Savoy, Boldogkő, Pierrefonds)

[bestravelvideo]

We're heading to the spectacular Peles Castle, a true gem tucked away in the Carpathian Mountains. Join us as we delve into the history, explore the magnificent interiors, reveal tips to plan your visit, and even make a stop at the nearby Pelisor Castle. Get ready to be captivated by Romania's majestic beauty!🏰

[draganbibin]

Pelisor Castle in Sinaia / Romania

[pheriannath]

Pelisor Castle in Sinaia / Romania

[lamum]

Pelisor Castle in Sinaia / Romania

[ledreamscometrue]

Pelisor Castle in Sinaia / Romania

[dukeness01]

Pelisor Castle in Sinaia / Romania

[taberecusuflet]

Tabara de Pictura – Vernisaj

[bukarest]

Lite bilder från Pelisor castle.

Byggt under 40 års tid av den importerade tyske kungen Carol den förste som enade Rumänien och gjorde landet självständigt. Slottet stod klart i början av 1900-talet och det är spektakulärt. Liksom omgivningarna.

[windsorcourt]

Peles Castle is in no way falling apart and hasnt been so in my entire lifetime! It’s being kept pretty much pristine and conservation work is scheduled routinely. source: am Romanian and a teacher, pretty much mandatory school trip there every fucking year :)))

also, as far as Romanian castles go, Castelul Huniarzilor is way more interesting. Textbook definition of a medieval castle, complete with moat and creepy dungeon with scratch marks. And there’s also Bran castle, who is also textbook, but much smaller and perched on a hill.

tbh, Peles is a bit of a tourist trap/ spot to take the kids to on a few hours trip. Very cute….once or twice, in a cake ornament sort of way.

the yearly schooltrip to peles was a thing for as long as i've known the castle lmao

i was there last year and part of the backside sadly is coming apart, it is closed off to tourists tho. I've also noticed the woodwork at the top coming undone too, the whole upper portion is also closed for tourists afaik, i hope the conservation work you mentioned will fix that cause i would hate for it to fall into neglect

Huniazilor is really nice and it screams medieval, peles is a bit more modern, of the times in was built, i love the little building across from it and the whole Pelisor ensemble

[newmic]

Pelisor Castle in Sinaia, Romania

[ura-okitu]

Pelisor Castle in Sinaia / Romania