- During the communist era, Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu liked to stay in Pelisor Castle. ... Pelisor Castle was opened for visitation in 1993.
- Pelişor Castle is a smaller palace built on the Peles Castle domein. It became, since 1903, the summer residence of the hereditary princes of Romania.
- For other uses, see Pelișor (disambiguation). Building in Sinaia, Romania. Pelișor Castle Castelul Pelișor / Schloß Klein Pelesch. Side view.
- The Pelișor Castle. If you’re following me on Instagram you know that we are on the Summer holiday and we are traveling to a few countries.
- The Pelișor Castle is a castle in Sinaia, Romania, part of the same complex as the larger castle of Peleș.
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- It covers about 3200 square meters and has 170 rooms and 30 bathrooms and in the area were also built the Pelișor Castle and Foișorul.
- Peleș Castle, with little Pelișor next door, makes for a fun day trip from either Bucharest or Brașov. Read on for a few tips to make the most of your day.
- Pelișor Castle was built in modern style by the Romanian King Carol I in 1899-1903. It was built as a summer residence of the royal family.
- Even though both of the castles have been built in almost the same period, the furniture and interior decorations of the Pelișor Castle enjoyed a way more modern...