These castles located away from common tourist destinations showcase various periods of European and American architecture. From medieval fortresses to royal residences, each castle presents its unique history. The buildings stand in specific locations: on islands, inside mountain caves, or among vineyards.
United States of America
A castle on an island built in 1900. Construction was never completed. The property includes 120 rooms with marble floors.
France
Medieval fortress from the 10th century with four round towers. The castle houses a museum with art collections and horse figures.
United States of America
A winery with 107 rooms, built in 1994. The architecture follows medieval Italian castles from the 13th century.
Ireland
A castle from the 12th century with 800 years of history. The estate includes 100 hectares of gardens and a medieval great hall.
United Kingdom
Renowned Scottish castle situated on an island at the confluence of three sea lochs.
Czech Republic
Spectacular Czech castle that resembles England's Windsor Castle.
Japan
One of Japan’s premier historic castles nicknamed 'Crow Castle' due to its black exterior.
United Kingdom
A 14th-century moated castle near Robertsbridge in East Sussex, England.
United States of America
Medieval castle with four round towers built in the 14th century. The stone walls are three meters thick and surround a square courtyard with a well.