- Peleș Castle is a real treat for your eyes to one of the most beautiful castles in Europe (and that’s not just my opinion, its well-known).
- The Peleș Castle complex also comprises the Pelișor Castle, the residence of Carol I’s nephew, King Ferdinand and his wife, Queen Marie of Romania.
- This building is Peleș Castle, located in Sinaia, in the Carpathian mountains, in the heart of Transylvania.
- As a matter-of-fact, the construction began in 1873, but the basement of the castle dates from 1875. ... Its own power station was located on the bank of Peles Brook.
- Fun Facts and Hidden Gems. Did you know that Peleș Castle was the first European castle to have central heating and electricity? It was truly ahead of its time!
- The final rooms on the first floor of Peleș Castle are a few of the quarters of the ladies-in-waiting. They’re modest rooms with a bed, desk, and wardrobe.
- King Carol II was born at the castle in 1893, giving meaning to the phrase "cradle of the dynasty, cradle of the nation" that Carol I bestowed upon Peleș Castle.
- Peleș Castle. Photo: Walter Kärcher, CC0, Pixabay.com. ... In Peleş Castle you will seet great trends in painting, sculpture and decorative arts.
- 1. Themed rooms: Peleș Castle features distinct themes for each room, including the Turkish Salon, Italian Room, Moorish Hall, and Imperial Suite.
- Bucharest: Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle, & Brasov Old Town. Discover some of Romania's most famous castles on a guided tour from Bucharest.