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He was more than a fictional character created by Bram Stoker. In reality, he is inspired by the historical figure of Vlad Țepeș, also known as Vlad the Dragon, ruler of Romania in the 15th century. Known for his fearless fight against the Ottoman invaders as well as his draconian methods of punishing criminals, Vlad the Impaler became legendary for his cruelty, sparking the imagination of writers throughout time.
Vlad Țepeș was also nicknamed Vlad Dracula, due to his father, Vlad II Dracula, who was a member of the knightly order of the Dragon, an institution that fought against Ottoman expansion in Europe. This association of the name with the legendary figure of Dracula had a profound impact on Gothic literature, transforming Țepeş into a symbol of evil, darkness and ruthless bloodlust, images that still persist in contemporary popular culture and influence representations of vampires in literature and film.
Strategically located on the border between Transylvania and Muntenia, Dracula's Castle has served over the centuries as a defensive fortress, a royal residence and a source of inspiration for numerous stories. Its origins are lost in the mists of the Middle Ages, and the connection with the historical figure of Vlad Țepeș, who inspired the character of Dracula, adds an extra layer of mystery and fascination. A visit here is not only a history lesson, but also a foray into the mystical world of Romanian folklore.
Today, Dracula's Castle attracts visitors from all over the world, not only for its imposing architecture and the picturesque landscapes that surround it, but also for the themed events that revive the medieval atmosphere and the dark legends that continue to feed people's imaginations.
One of the most famous legends is that Vlad Tepes visited his prisoners at night, while they were kept in a dark cellar of the castle, feeding on their blood to prolong their lives. It is also said that mysterious rituals were conducted in the castle's secret rooms to try to attract dark forces to protect the domain from enemies.
When you step into the premises of the real Dracula's castle, you are greeted by an atmosphere charged with history and mystery. The visit includes guided tours that will reveal the hidden stories behind the imposing walls, as well as thematic exhibitions that enrich the experience, providing context and deepening the understanding of the Dracula phenomenon.
The real Dracula's Castle offers visitors a varied range of experiences, from films and guided tours that tell the history and myths of the place, to themed events that revive the atmosphere of the old days.
Don't miss the opportunity to attend one of the medieval banquets or the Halloween night, for a complete immersion in the immortal legend of Dracula.
Visiting the real Dracula's castle is not just an adventure in search of a controversial historical figure or legendary character. It is an opportunity to connect with a distant past, to let yourself be enveloped in the mysticism that surrounds this unique place and to discover an essential fragment of the Romanian cultural heritage.
In addition to the thrill of time travel, visiting the real Dracula's castle gives you the opportunity to explore the impressive medieval architecture and spectacular scenery that surrounds it. It will also familiarize you with the many local legends and folk tales that gave birth to the Dracula myth, thus enriching your cultural perspective and deepening your appreciation for Romanian history and culture.
We invite you to explore the depths of history, wander among the ruins full of stories and discover the true essence of the legend of Dracula. Book your ticket now for a journey into the mysteries of a bygone era. Discover the real castle of Dracula, where legends intertwine with history!
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