Romania, Peles Castle

Peles Castle, located in Sinaya, Romania, was constructed between 1873 and 1914 under King Carl I. It features a blend of Neo-Renaissance and Gothic Revival architecture, with lavish interiors and themed rooms. The castle houses extensive art collections, including stained glass, statues, and a vast armory. Its design reflects various cultural influences, such as Moorish and Baroque styles. The castle also played a role in Romania's history, hosting significant events and councils.

Who was responsible for the construction of Pellish Castle?

• King Ferdinand

• King Carl the First

• Emperor Franz Joseph

• Queen Elizabeth

What architectural styles are blended in the design of Pellish Castle?

• Baroque and Rococo

• Neo-Renaissance and Gothic revival

• Romanesque and Byzantine

• Art Deco and Modernist

Which of the following is NOT a theme found in the rooms of Pellish Castle?

• Moorish

• Victorian

• Turkish

• Florentine

What is one of the most acclaimed items in the art collection of Pellish Castle?

• German paintings

• Italian sculptures

• French tapestries

• Swiss stained glass

Which room in Pellish Castle was inspired by the town hall in Lucerne, Switzerland?

• The Hall of Honor

• The Council Hall

• The Music Hall

• The Turkish Salon

What style is the theater hall in Pellish Castle decorated in?

• Victorian style

• Louis the 14th style

• Art Nouveau style

• Gothic style

Which room was transformed into a salon for literary evenings according to Queen Elizabeth's wish?

• The Concert Hall

• The Music Hall

• The Living Room

• The Turkish Salon