TOP 5 SNOW CASTLES TO VISIT
HERE ARE THE 5 TOP SNOW
CASTLES IN THE WORLD
Are you interested to do adventure? Want to be in close
communion with nature’s exotic beauty? Then you should see the beautiful snow
castles at least once in your lifetime. With stunning and mesmerising scenery
and majestic citadels, these snow castles are difficult to be visited in
winter. But they all are worthwhile.
1. Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, Germany
However the harsh climatic conditions have a detrimental
effect on the limestone facades which needs to be renovated properly over the
next few years.
2. Palace of Tzar Alexei Mikhailovich in Kolomenskoye Park, Moscow
Originally built in the 1660s as a series of interconnected
rooms, corridors, and porches, this wooden palace was later demolished. The
whole complex was divided into male and female parts. The male part included
ceremonial chambers, chambers of the Tzar and his sons. The female part belonged
to the Tzarina nd to the Tzar’s daughters. After the death of Alexei Mikhailovich, the
palace was rebuilt. In 2010, it was
rebuilt by the Russian government a half-mile south of its original location,
and today is a popular destination for travellers hoping to learn more about
the tzar's life.
3. Matsumoto Castle in Matsumoto, Japan
A "hirajiro," Matsumoto Castle is one of Japan's rare
castle built on a flat area rather than a mountain or hill. The building is
also known as the “Crow Castle”
due to its black exterior. It was the seat of Matsumoto domain. It is located
in the city of Matsumoto, in Nagano Prefecture. Reaching this place is also
very easy by road or rail from Tokyo. It is also listed as the National
Treasure of Japan. During spring, the
castle's blossoming cherry trees surround its moat and make it a popular place.
4. Hohenzollern Castle in Hohenzollern, Germany
Situated atop a 768-ft. bluff in the foothills of the
Swabian Alps, this picturesque castle is a popular tourist destination. This
castle is the ancestral seat of the imperial HOUSE OF HOHENZOLLERN. It was
completely destroyed in 1423 and a larger and sturdier castle was constructed
from 1454 to 1461. Today nly the medieval chapel remains. The final castle was
built between 1846 and 1867 as memorial by Hohenzollern scion king Frederick
William IV of Prussia.
5. Hradcany Castle in Prague, Czech Republic
Also known as Prague Castle, this castle complex—one of the
largest in the world—dates back to the 9th century and houses lots of precious
cargo. Accoding to the Guinness Book of Records, Prague castle is the largest,
ancient castle in the world. The castle belonged to the powers of kings of
Bohemia, Holy Roman emperors and the presidents of Czechoslovakia. The Bohemian
Crown Jewels are hidden in a room inside it.
Here are the top five castles where you can visit and see
and experience something different. Are you ready to go for an adventurous
journey?!
Wow! Snow Castles!
ReplyDeleteDespite not being made from snow, these castles look like they served kingdoms over the centuries.
As time passed, castles became palaces.