Castelul Peleș (Sinaia, Romania)
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Library of congress:
sh2025000548
DLC:
sh2025000548
مصادر المعلومات
- Work cat: Povestea castelului Peleş, 2017page 11, etc. (Schloss Pelesch, Castelul regal Peleș)
- The Oxford Companion to the Garden, 2006, viewed via Oxford reference, March 18, 2025:Peleș Castle (One of the favourite summer residences of the Romanian royal family, Sinaia was created by Prince (later King) Carl of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen between 1873 and 1883 following the designs of Viennese architect Wilhelm Doderer and Johannes Schultz on a wooded slope of the Carpathian Mountains)
- LC database, viewed March 18, 2025(Pelesch (i.e., Peles) Castle, Sinaia, Roumania)
- Armonie şi grandoare, 2012:t.p. (castelul Peleş)
- Muzeul Național Peleș web site, viewed in English November 14, 2025:Istoricul Castelului Peleș (Peleş Castle was built at the initiative of the first King of Romania, Carol I, for a summer residence, in Sinaia, in 1874; royal residence (1883 - 1947); from 1914-1914 it served as a museum and a court space for official visits or hosted military ceremonies; in 1953, the castle becomes a National Museum, open to the general public; in 2007, Peleș Castle, Pelișor Castle, as well as the entire Peleș domain consisting of the former royal dependencies, returned to the ownership of King Michael I (1927-1930, 1940-1947), but continued to be administered by the Romanian State)