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🏰💕Taking the castle tours to @Netflix this w

🏰💕Taking the castle tours to @Netflix this week- so you can explore the secrets of grand houses like Chatsworth, without leaving the couch! 📲💗Tap the link in my bio for all the Netflix titles about Castles & Gardens to feed your wanderlust. ✨🌿With over 16 generations spanning the history of this castle, I promise there’s more stunning vintage wallpaper #eyecandy to go around! •
🌿✨“The Wellington Dressing Room and Bedroom are named after the Duke of Wellington when he stayed at Chatsworth in the winter of 1843 on the occasion of a visit by Queen Victoria. Chatsworth House, situated alongside the River Derwent, was built on land purchased by Sir William Cavendish in 1549 for £600. Sir William started construction of the house in 1552, but he did not live to see its completion, as he died in 1557. His widow, Bess of Hardwick then completed the building work, and bequeathed the house to her son, Henry Cavendish. Henry sold the house to his younger brother William, who became the 1st Earl of Devonshire in 1618.” .
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Text via Picturethepast.org
Photo by Chatsworth Settlement Trustees The Bridgeman Art Library
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🏰✨One of the oldest stops on the castle virtu

🏰✨One of the oldest stops on the castle virtual tour, is the Archbishop’s Chateau in Kroměříž. The site has been a home for the bishopric for nearly one thousand years, so you can imagine all the remarkable collections of paintings, literature, and antiques that you’ll see along the way.
📲💕Tap the #linkinbio to visit Czechia and 6 other famous castles across Europe! ✨This photo shows the dining room, which was built after a fire damaged the building in 1752. It’s got all the lovely mid #18thcentury flair, making it a main attraction in the palace!
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. ✨🏰“Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1998, the Archbishop’s Chateau in Kroměříž is one of the key cultural heritage sites in Moravia. It has been the property of the bishops and archbishops of Olomouc, who used it as their private residence. In 1110 the market village of Kroměříž was purchased by the bishop of Olomouc John II (1104–1126) and since then it has been held by the bishopric (archbishopric) of Olomouc. In the middle of the 13th century, Bishop Bruno von Schauenburg (1245–1281) promoted the village to a town (1261), founded the church of St. Moritz, built a gothic castle in the place of the current chateau, established the liege administration system, and concentrated all the administrative offices of the bishopric in Kroměříž. Under the episcopacy of Stanislaus Thurzo (1496–1554) the castle was rebuilt into a renaissance chateau.Besides being a unique historical building, the chateau is now a living centre of scientific research, as its interiors contain large collections of rare paintings, books, and musical scores, gathered by bishops and archbishops, who were also keen and highly knowledgeable collectors, over several centuries.” Text via visitworldheritage.com With image by Tomas Vrtal#art #architecture #palace #royal #luxury #travel #discover #travellover #ancient #baroque #rococo
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🏰✨Bonjour! Ever wanted to take a peek around

✈️📲Get ready for some more #armchairtravel!

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