/r/castles
Castles, Châteaux, and Fortresses - Content concerning historic fortifications and palaces.
Castles, Châteaux, and Fortresses!
Content concerning historic fortifications and palaces is welcome here.
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Map of Castles - http://u.osmfr.org/m/56578/
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Just visited this palace and was expecting the walkthrough of the interior to be much longer. Then I realized that most of the palace is closed off.
I assume they are still restoring it, but any info about what the rest of the palace is like? Just curious.
It was a beautiful location.