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The charm and allure of castles from around the world. Stunning castles that offer a glimpse into history and the grandeur of royalty. From Europe to Asia, explore these majestic structures that have stood the test of time and continue to captivate visitors with their beauty and stories.

County Mayo, Ireland - Timbered halls and stone walls pull visitors into an old-world story, complete with misty lakes and ancient oaks framing every view.

Villanueva de Canedo, Spain
Walls from an 11th-century stronghold softened into Renaissance curves under Bishop Alonso de Fonseca's touch in the late 1500s. "Buen Amor" nods to tales of the bishop sharing the space with Teresa de las Cuevas.

Ascona, Switzerland
Towers rise against Lake Maggiore's calm surface with paths through thick greenery leading to open-air meals by the water. Couples wander hand-in-hand at dusk, drawn by the quiet rhythm of waves.

Perugia, Italy
Traces lead to 11th-century foundations, possibly built over Roman outposts. Ownership shifted among nobles over generations until the grounds grew quiet and overgrown.

Bevilacqua, Italy
Firelit evenings in vaulted rooms follow days of quiet exploration through courtyards and arched doorways. Birthdays or anniversaries unfold amid frescoed ceilings and polished marble floors.

Moretonhampstead, United Kingdom
Jacobean lines stretch across 275 acres of Dartmoor heath, finished in 1908 for Viscount Hambleden, heir to W.H. Smith. Trails wind past granite tors and wild ponies under open skies.

Carcassonne, France
Gothic spires guard inner gardens heavy with rose scents, steps from the Comtal ramparts and Saint-Nazaire's stained glass. Evenings bring candle glow to carved stone arches.

Donegal, Ireland
Towers overlook glassy waters edged by heather hills, blending slate roofs with fresh plaster walls. Paths lead to hidden glens for quiet mornings or evening fireside gatherings.

Tarporley, United Kingdom
Victorian blocks mimic medieval keeps across 4,000 acres of Cheshire woods, raised from 1844 to 1850 by architect Anthony Salvin for landowner John Tollemache.

Kilkea, Ireland
Norman blocks from the 1100s anchor a village green, walls thick with 900 years of sieges and feasts. Moats reflect turret shadows at dawn.

Amberley, United Kingdom
Battlements circle a hilltop perch overlooking Sussex downs with drawbridge echoes in the gravel underfoot.

Huntington, United States
French roofs cap Long Island's Gold Coast rise, built from 1914 to 1919 for Otto Hermann Kahn—OHEKA from his initials. Gatsby's shadow lingers in the grand staircases and fountain courts.

Connemara, Ireland - Baronial wings enclose 700 acres of bog and inlet, roots in the 1700s amid Connemara's rugged folds. Salmon leap in shallow streams at twilight.

Torlundy, United Kingdom
Highland peaks frame 17 rooms with loch vistas, a fortress reborn with slate turrets piercing the mist. Chef Albert Roux's tables draw on glen herbs and sea catches.

Ballantrae, United Kingdom
Ayrshire cliffs drop to Irish Sea swells around 36 acres of walled gardens, 17 rooms fitted with carved oak and velvet drapes. Falconers release birds over cliff edges at noon.

Thickwood, United Kingdom
Parkland rolls 500 acres deep, 42 rooms mixing Chippendale chairs with heated towel rails. Trails thread past stables for morning rides through dew-slick fields.

Thornbury, United Kingdom
Tudor battlements guard Gloucestershire meadows, 27 rooms with tapestried walls and clawfoot tubs. Archers loose arrows across velvet lawns in afternoon light.

Tuscany, Italy
10th-century ramparts survey Tuscan folds from olive groves to cypress lines, 39 suites with beamed ceilings opening to terrace views. Tosca's fires roast chestnuts in autumn.

Montalcino, Italy
Montalcino hills cradle 14 rooms amid vine rows, La Taverna's cellars stocked with estate bottles. Truffle dogs sniff paths through oak woods at first frost.

Val di Pesa, Italy
Chianti vines climb 12th-century walls holding 50 rooms with fresco fragments and slate floors. Balloon baskets lift at sunrise over fog-draped valleys.

Guarene, Italy
Piedmont sunsets gild 18th-century facades over 16 rooms lined with silk panels. Alba's markets supply La Contrada's pots with white truffles in season.

Massignac, France
Charente woods enclose lakes and 29 rooms with muraled walls, Dyades' flames flickering on porcelain plates. Canoes glide under willow arches at midday.

Salzburg, Austria
Perched above Salzburg's spires, 24 rooms weave tapestries with underfloor heat. Trails drop to the old town's clock towers tolling the hour.

Heralec, Czech Republic
Bohemian fields ring a chateau with 19 rooms under vaulted beams, spa steam carrying pine scents from nearby slopes. Riders cross meadows at gallop under lark song.

Salzburg, Austria
Lake Fuschl's edge holds a 15th-century lodge with Alpine horns echoing off peaks, suites spilling to pebble shores. Boats cut wakes through morning haze.

Co Clare, Ireland - Over 1,000 years shape towers and greens, falconers' gloves snapping as birds circle the ramparts. Royal motifs thread through canopied beds and oak panels.
The third movement of Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor, a somber and powerful piece that has become an iconic expression of mourning and solemnity in classical music.
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From operetta Orpheus in the Underworld, an exhilarating and spirited dance that has become synonymous with lively Parisian cabaret and the exuberance of the French Belle Époque.

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