Iulia Hasdeu Castle
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An eccentric folly castle in Câmpina, Romania, designed by Bogdan-Petriceicu Hasdeu, who claimed his deceased daughter's spirit guided the plans.

📜 Folly castle built in Gothic Revival style, completed in 1896 by historian and politician Bogdan Petriceicu Hașdeu. Dedicated to his deceased daughter Iulia, guided by her spirit.
🔍 Converted to a museum in 1994, listed as a historical monument since 1955.

Why Go

✨ Unique spiritualist architecture with esoteric symbols and magic numbers (3 and 7)
💖 Deeply moving story of a father's love and spiritual quest
👻 Explore a place rumored to be haunted by Iulia's ghost and site of historical intrigue
🏛️ See personal belongings and seance transcripts in the museum

Why Avoid

🤏 Small museum, not a grand castle experience

Tips

🚗 Easy to reach by car, train, or bus from Bucharest or Brașov
🗣️ Guides are knowledgeable and passionate, some speak English

Cost

💰 Entrance fee is reasonable.

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