Hunedoara Castle

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Hunedoara Castle is a large Gothic-Renaissance fortress in Transylvania, Romania, renowned as one of Europe’s most impressive medieval castles and often associated with the legend of Vlad the Impaler.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
historic monument
medieval fortress
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Castelul Corvinilor
linked to: Corvin Castle

Corvin Castle
Hunyadi Castle
architecturalStyle Gothic
Gothic Revival
Renaissance
associatedWith John Hunyadi
linked to: János Hunyadi

Vlad the Impaler
linked to: Vlad III Dracula
country Romania
floorCount multiple levels
hasLegend imprisonment of Vlad the Impaler
hasPart bastions
chapel
council hall
defensive walls
drawbridge
inner courtyard
knights hall
towers
hasTouristInfrastructure exhibition rooms
guided tours
night-time illumination
souvenir shops
hasView Zlaști River valley
heritageDesignation historic monument of Romania
heritageStatus one of the largest castles in Romania
one of the most impressive medieval castles in Europe
inception 15th century
locatedIn Hunedoara
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Hunedoara County
locatedInRegion Transylvania
locatedNear Poiana Ruscă Mountains
locatedOn Zlaști River
materialUsed brick
stone
namedAfter Hunyadi family
openToPublic true
significantEvent major expansion under John Hunyadi in the 15th century
restoration in the 19th century
restoration in the 20th century
usedFor cultural events
film location
museum
tourism

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Hunyadi family notableStronghold Hunedoara Castle
János Hunyadi associatedWithPlace Hunedoara Castle
Corvin Castle partOf Hunedoara fortress complex
linked to: Hunedoara Castle
Corvin Castle alsoKnownAs Castelul Huniazilor
linked to: Hunedoara Castle
Huniade Castle alternativeName Castelul Huniazilor din Timișoara
linked to: Hunedoara Castle