Peles Castle in the Carpathian Mountains

Perched amidst lush forests atop a hillside under a dynamic sky of fluffy clouds is Peles Castle – an exquisite masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance architecture that stands as one of the most visited landmarks within the majestic Carpathian Mountains of Romania. This castle was built by King Carol I between years 1882 to 1914 for his family's summer residence; it features ornate wood carvings, colorful frescoes depicting mythological scenes along its walls, and intricate stonework embellishments. A notable highlight inside this palace includes the Royal Gallery which houses over fifty portraits of Romanian monarchs from various dynasties throughout history. With its enchanting beauty and regal elegance, visitors are often left spellbound upon exploring every nook & cranny of what has been described as 'the jewel of Transylvania'.