Located amidst scenic surroundings in the mesmerising town of Sinaia, is the Peles Castle, one of the best places to visit in Romania. The palace is known for being a masterpiece of German new-Renaissance architecture and is often believed to be among the most beautiful castles in the whole of Europe. It is one of the first castles in Europe that was entirely lit by electric current.
Visit one of the most picturesque castles in Romania that is nestled by the foothills of the Bucegi Mountains. The architectural splendor of the castle certainly makes it one of the nicest places to visit in Romania. It is a wonderful example of a Neo-Renaissance castle with intricate workmanship and awe-inspiring architecture.
The castle was commissioned in the year 1873 by King Carol I and had been used as a summer residence by the royal family until the middle of the 20th century. This is also the first castle in the whole continent to not only have electricity but also boast its own power plant. Explore the 160 rooms of the castle, each of which has been adorned with European artworks, German stained glass windows, and crystal chandeliers. Although most of the items from here have been transferred to the National Arts Museum in Bucharest, it is still one of the most beautiful places in Romania.
• Step into this mind boggling location set amidst lush green surroundings that is also considered one of the most enchanting places to visit in Romania
• Stroll through the spectacular museum within that houses a breathtaking collection of silverwork, common metal, glassware, clocks, ceramics, and much more
• Admire the coming together of the German and Italian Neo-Renaissance styles of architecture with its intricate workmanship and rich styles
• Walk back in time as you go through the intricate Sovereigns’ Gate and explore its 160 rooms of sheer beauty and sophistication
• Witness one of the finest collections of arms and armour in the Great Armory Room, the Royal Library with its manuscripts decorated in gold , as well as the beautifully sculpted wood and the stained glass windows