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Castles of Europe
ABOVE: Leeds Castle in Kent, England. Europe has more historic castles than North America has White Castles or Burger Kings. For every World's Largest Rutabaga or Paul Bunyan statue in the United States and Canada, there are probably a dozen castles in Europe--many of which have been standing, in one form or another, for more than a thousand years. Some castles are ruins; others are schools, youth hostels, or government buildings; still others are private homes; and many are open to the public as tourist attractions or hotels. In this article, we'll point you toward Web resources to help you plan castle visits during your next European trip. On Page 2, you'll find background reading and a selection of articles about specific castles. Page 3 has links to directories of castles throughout Europe. Page 4 and Page 5 include links to individual castle Web sites by country. Finally, Page 6 has resources to help you find castle hotels or rent a castle by the week.
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