Nice historic town on the Northeastern part of Hungary, birthplace of St Elisabeth and town of II. Rákóczi Ferenc.

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Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, is its second largest city after Glasgow and is the seventh largest city in the United Kingdom.

Belfast Castle is situated on the slopes of Cave Hill, Belfast. It commands magnificent views over the Lough. First built by the Normans then English lords it is now used to host functions. It has beautifully manicured gardens to walk around and plenty of space for children. Others can be viewed here http://junglejam.tv/view.cfm?id=455

Castello Sforzesco is a 14th century castle in the center of Milan. Current restoration works only prohibit a small amount of external sight-seeing but there’s plenty more to see inside (not shown here). Considered one of the most revered courts in Renaissance Italy and eventually saved from demolition thanks to Luca Beltrami. See others: http://junglejam.tv/view.cfm?id=248

Fairy princesses explore the world-famous Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel in Banff, Alberta, Canada.

Château de Brézé

Château de Villandry is proud of its gardens. This hitherto unseen beauty can be hard to take in on one visit. The chateau is certainly worth seeing. The rooms were refurbished in the 18th century and there is an exhibition of Spanish art. Its former owner restored this dilapidated chateau and was the creator of this magnificent Renaissance garden.

Château d'Azay-le-Rideau (16th century) is surrounded by water. This moat was once gave the chateau its defences, but now it gives its reflection. It came into the hands of the French king when the owner was accused of financial trickery. However, not many kings have resided here. But it is not lacking in beauty and elegance. It is considered a Renaissance chateau and is one of the leading examples in this style.

Amboise and Leonardo da Vinci are irrefutably linked. The artist and inventor spent the last years of his life here. He lived in Le Clos-Lucé, a country house just outside the centre. He is said to have been buried in St Hubert’s chapel at Château d'Amboise. The country house is open to the public. It contains reminders of da Vinci and there is a small exhibition. St Hubert’s chapel is one of the most beautiful chateau buildings and was spared after the loss of the chateau.