King Charles and Queen Camilla were joined by Prince William, Kate and their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and ...

Today, Colchester Castle stands proudly as the largest Norman Keep in Europe. Built on the foundations of the Temple of Claudius, it’s a landmark that looks particularly beautiful when it’s lit up at ...

Read on to see how we've ranked them... mediacolor's/Alamy The tiny European nation of Luxembourg is famous for its castles, and gorgeous Romanesque Vianden Castle is the fairest of them all. It was ...

Selling a property that's been in the family for decades is always an emotional time – after all, as the old saying goes, every person's house is their castle. But imagine if the property was an ...

or “CASTLE,” but its officers have used it. That multimillion-dollar facility is being built in phases on 80-acres along Highway 79, north of O’Fallon. The first phase was a $4.5 million ...

"The silly name and the passion struck a nerve with the community and the Colchester community stepped up," he continued. "Within a couple of weeks we had several thousand members, we built up ...

The most famous landmark in Colchester is its Norman castle, one of the largest of its kind in Europe, reports the Express. Built in 1076, it was William the Conqueror's first stone castle in ...

The most famous landmark in Colchester is its Norman castle, one of the largest of its kind in Europe. Built in 1076, it was William the Conqueror’s first stone castle in England, constructed ...

America has very few real castles, but one of them stands in Passaic County. Since 1892, Lambert Castle has occupied the eastern slope of Garret Mountain, high above the City of Paterson.

Imagine stumbling upon a fairy tale castle in the heart of Michigan ... let’s take a moment to appreciate the sheer audacity of this architectural marvel. Built in 1898, this former post office turned ...

But don’t worry, you’re still in the 21st century. Although, once you step inside, all bets are off. The castle was built in the late 1800s by John Johnson, a Vermont physician with a penchant for ...