The Pelișor Castle is a castle in Sinaia, Romania, part of the same complex as the larger castle of Peleș. The castle was built in 1899–1902 by order of …
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Jul 3, 2024
The most spectacular room from Pelișor Castle is the "Golden Room", where in a silver box is the heart of Queen Maria, an exceptional personality of the national history.Full review by FlorentinaHC
Jun 16, 2024
This is a must see. The only drawback is the crowds. So my suggestion is to buy an online ticket just before you get there so you can skip the queueFull review by Colleen C
Mar 19, 2024
Pelișor (or "Little Peleș") is part of the same tourist complex as the much-celebrated Peleș Castle, being located just a few hundred meters from its bigger and more renowned counterpart. If you fin…Full review by Catalin H
To visit inside - how accessible is it for the elderly? Many stails and ascends to climb?
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The term 'castle' can be misleading because Pelișor is not a castle in the traditional sense of the word, denoting a structure with defensive features typical of the Middle Ages. Indeed, …
The term 'castle' can be misleading because Pelișor is not a castle in the traditional sense of the word, denoting a structure with defensive features typical of the Middle Ages. Indeed, Pelișor lacks defensive structures such as steep stone stairs, trenches, narrow corridors, or winding paths. Inside the castle, there are only a few ordinary wooden stairs, which do not present any particular challenge for tourists. However, visiting the interior of this royal residence (as Pelișor is not a true castle) may pose difficulties for individuals with health conditions or impairments, as there are no elevators, escalators, or wheelchair ramps available.
Hi, what would you like to know about this attraction? It is close on Mon & Tuesday can we still go and visit the gardens and take photos outside? I don't need the inside
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Yes, of course you can go there, even if the palaces are closed. The scenery is magnificent, especially in autumn.
I am confused about how recent visitors were able to enter- I was here a few days ago and it was closed for repair or something which seemed to be longterm. It was a Tuesday. Anyone know what is/was going on?
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