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Peleș and Pelișor

English project
Peleș castle
Built in the 19th century according to the specifications
of Carol I, Romania's first King, the Peles Castle is an image of
the monarch's aesthetic mindset.
 
Peles is located near the town of Sinaia, in the Prahova County,
and it is one of the most famous castles in Romania, maybe
even more than Corvin Castle, Bran Castle, or the Rasnov
Fortress. The blood ties between the members of the Romanian
and the British royal families, the Russian dynasty and the royal
families of Germany and Greece, as well the Romanian Queen's
tireless patronage of arts, have attracted to the castle the most
resonant names of the 19th and early 20th century.
Peles-pictures
PELES INSIDE PELES OUTSIDE
5 intersting facts about Peles
 Peles Castle is the first building in Romania whose foundation is made of
concrete.
 Two scrolls were deposited in a glass tube sealed in a lead one, along with a
collection of coins with the image of Prince Carol minted in limited quantity and
grounded to the Peles Castle’s foundation. Scrolls contained the statement of
intention and the act of foundation of the Peles Castle.
 The arrangement of the Imperial Suite, on the first floor of the castle, for the
Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz – Joseph, cost, in 1906, the amount of RON
100,000 / gold.
 Although Peles Castle has never hosted balls, in 1892, with the occasion of the
27-year anniversary of Crown Prince Ferdinand, they danced in the Moresque
Hall.
 Between 1916 and 1918, Peles Castle was inhabited by General Mackensen and
German officers who were happy just to use it without taking care of it, but
without changing anything, not even the administration or staff.
Peles-pictures 2
THE BEAUTIFUL GARDEN MARGARETA’S BEDROOM
Pelisor
 Pelisor Castle, also called Pelisor Palace or Little Peles, in
Sinaia in Southern Romania was built for the Romanian
Royal Family and was an important royal home in the
early 20th century. The palace was constructed between
1899 and 1903 by order of King Carol I, who wanted a
home for his nephew, the future King Ferdinand. It is
located near the far larger Peles Castle. Pelisor has known
more than one stage of interior decoration which will
show the evolution of Queen Marie’s taste. The castle is
exactly the contrary of King Carol vision, him being a
supporter of Germans.
Pelisor-pictures
IN THIS ROOM IS THE THIS ROOM BELONGED TO
HEART OF QUEEN MARIA THE GOVERNESS

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