"Pelișor" Castle

Castelul Pelișor, located in a quiet corner of the small town of Sinaia, Romania, is an elegant castle that combines historical heritage with modern aesthetics. The castle was built between 1899 and 1902, carefully designed by Czech architect Karel Liman, and decorated by Viennese Bernhard Ludwig, showing a unique architectural style and decorative art. The owner of the castle, Ferdinand, as the nephew of King Carol I, left a deep mark here. The interior of the castle is simple yet gorgeous. The restaurant is decorated with French oak furniture from the early 19th century, and the living room and dining room are cleverly made of oak, walnut and sycamore wood to make tables and chairs, creating a warm and elegant atmosphere. The characteristic is Queen Mary's studio. The gilded stucco decorations designed by the queen herself, as well as her favorite lily, poppy and gamma cross patterns, all demonstrate the queen's artistic talent and unique taste. Strolling in every corner of Castelul Pelișor, you can feel the harmonious coexistence of history and modernity. Surrounded by mountains and forests, under the blue sky and white clouds, it feels like stepping into a fairytale world far away from the hustle and bustle. For both history lovers and architectural art fans, Castelul Pelișor is a rare place to visit. Here, you can quietly savor the time and feel the unique tranquility and beauty.