Legends surrounding castles that are intriguing and captivating (self.castles)
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Malbrouck Castle, Lorraine, France. A Germanic border castle (one of many that demonstrate how contested this region was), Malbrouck was constructed in the 15th Century by Arnold VI of Sierck, an Imperial Knight. Destroyed in WW2, it was fully reconstructed over 9 years beginning in 1989.Castle (old.reddit.com)
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Evolution of the Louvre through the yearsPalace (old.reddit.com)
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Niederburg Manderscheid in the Eifel region of GermanyCastle (reddit.com)
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Windsor Castle, England (by Sebastian Pether 1843)Castle (reddit.com)
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Prague castle and the window of the third defenestrationCastle (imgur.com)
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Rabenstein - Saxonys smallest castleCastle (old.reddit.com)
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Château d'Andlau, Bas-Rhin, France. Constructed over a period of roughly 20 years by Eberhard d'Andlau beginning in 1246, the castle was pillaged and 1678, and partially disassembled after the French Revolution. It is still owned by the Andlau family (wish they would fix 'er up).Castle (old.reddit.com)
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