Bran Castle in Romania – the dwelling of the bloodthirsty vampire Count Dracula has become a favored and globally renowned tourist destination. Every year, millions of visitors flock to this place just to witness firsthand the legendary home of the vampire.

The Bran Castle is a unique and most famous architectural masterpiece of Romania. Situated in the remote mountainous region of Transylvania, Romania, this castle is associated with the name of the bloodthirsty vampire Count Dracula – a fictional character in the works of writer Bram Stocker. This centuries-old castle has been around since the 13th century, and recently it was sold for $80 million.


Bran Castle was constructed in 1212 by merchants. In 1920, the castle was gifted to Queen Marie of Romania to express gratitude for her efforts in unifying the country. Currently, the owner of the castle is a descendant of Queen Marie. Visitors to the castle can admire the most luxurious furnishings collected by the queen.





The Romanian government passed a law in 2005, reinstating ownership of the castle to the descendants of the queen. Since then, Bran Castle has been owned by the grandson of Queen Marie – Dominic von Habsburg. Dominic von Habsburg has declared his commitment to preserving Bran Castle and its artifacts. The historic castle, known for its association with the legend of Dracula, has become a popular tourist destination for both domestic and international visitors. It's truly fascinating to step into the realm of the vampire and explore this captivating, mysterious fortress.
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