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Pelișor Castle: Fast Track Ticket

Available Wednesday, 29 Jul

Duration: 45mins
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About: Pelișor Castle

Pelișor Castle is an Art Nouveau castle in the Peleș Castle complex in Sinaia, Romania. It was the summer residence of the last Queen of Romania, Marie Alexandra Victoria. The castle is located on the edge of Bucegi Natural Park.

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Pelișor Castle, 106100, Sinaia

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