After finally reaching to the amazing Peleș Castle and showing you its beautiful surroundings in the Day 5 (Part 1) of this Leaving All Behind series, it's time now to walk you inside all the rooms of the castle to appreciate its charming atmosphere and its ostentatious decoration.
Inside the 19th century Neo-Renaissance palace
After paying the entrance fee, I enter the second most visited castle in whole Romania (after Bran Castle), but the most beautiful.
Of the 160 rooms that the castle has we can find a mini-Theatre (capacity for 60 people with a royal box, showed the first movie projection in Romania in 1906), the Music Room (Indian style), the Turkish Salon (handmade silk embroideries adorn the ceiling and its walls), the Great Hall of Honour (Italian style), the Council Room (Swiss style) and the Moorish Salon, among others.
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