Built in the medieval period in Bran, Romania, this castle is also known as 'Dracula's Castle' in the novel by Bram Stoker. Although there is no evidence that the author had any connection with this castle, people just happened to assume so because the castle's location and architecture are surprisingly similar to Stoker's description.
Once owned by Queen Consort of Romania, the castle is now open to tourists.
Inside the castle there are many poetic corners but also mysterious because people have not yet discovered how many secret tunnels there are.
Dracula mugs are the best-selling item on sale.
The royal-style bedroom is said to be Count Dracula's room.
In winter, the white snow covering the roof and the mountains in the distance create a cold but beautiful scene for the castle.
Every year, more than half a million tourists come to visit this place.
However, recently the castle has been put up for sale, the Romanian government will have first priority but if you have 50 million Euros you will also have the chance to own this castle.
