Who hasn’t thought about living in a castle? The castle is not only mysterious and beautiful in appearance, but also witnesses the history of different eras. Because of their long history, many castles around the world have been developed into tourist attractions and become favorites among tourists. They have also been used in many movie scenes. For those who live in cities, castles are almost never seen, so let’s take a look at the ten most beautiful castles in the world. 10. Castle Hayard

This castle is located in the center of the Netherlands and is the most luxurious castle in the country. Its history dates back to the 13th century. Hayar Castle was rebuilt in 1892 and completed in 1912. The parks and gardens surrounding Chateau de Chateau alone cover more than 135 acres. 9. Hohenschwangau Castle

Hohenschwangau Castle is a nineteenth-century palace that was formerly the residence of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. The castle was first mentioned in 1397. The interior was rebuilt by a new owner in 1549, and the castle is still in use today. 8. Chateau de Chambord, France

The castle is composed of French Renaissance architecture and traditional French medieval forms, including classical Renaissance architecture. There is speculation that Leonardo da Vinci may have been involved in the castle's design. The castle has 440 rooms, 282 fireplaces and 84 staircases. 7. Peles Castle

Peles Castle is a Neo-Renaissance castle located on the existing medieval route connecting Transylvania and Wallachia. It was built between 1873 and 1914 at a cost of approximately 16,000,000 Romanian gold coins. The current market value is estimated to be US$120 million. There are more than 170 rooms with themed decorations, as well as a fusion of cultures from all over the world. 6. Catherine Palace, Russia

This palace was built in 1717 and was the first Catherine in Russia. It was expanded in 1733. After being passed to Queen Elizabeth, the palace was demolished in 1752 and completely rebuilt in 1756. The Great Hall is rented out for palace functions. The government helped raise funds to restore the palace. 5. Flatland Castle

This castle is nicknamed "Crow's Castle" because of its black appearance. The flat castle still features original wood and stone. The origins of the castle date back to the Warring States Period, starting with a fortress called Fukashi Castle in 1504. Many additions have been made to the castle over the years, and it is believed that most of the castle was completed around 1593 or 1594. The castle was sold at auction in 1872 for reconstruction. 4. Noor Taj Mahal

Noor Taj Mahal is located in Bahawalpur, Punjab, Pakistan. It was built in 1872. Although it is open to the public, there is a lack of publicity so not many people know about it. The Pakistan Army currently has it. It has 32 rooms, 14 of them in the basement, 6 balconies and 5 domes. A mosque was added in 1906. 3. Schwerin Castle

Schwerin Castle is located on an island in the main lake of the city. It is currently the seat of the state parliament of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. This beautiful building is considered an important work of Romantic Historicism and will even become a World Heritage Site. Initial records of the castle date to AD 973, but the current main palace portion was built between 1845 and 1857. 2. Hartley Castle

Hartley Castle was founded in 1906 and has 40 guest rooms. It is a landmark building. In 1939, it was sold to the Canadian government. It was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1995. The mansion has been turned into a naval training facility called the Royal Roads Military Academy. It closed in 1995 and opened as a public university. 1. Neuschwanstein Castle

This castle was built in the 19th century as a refuge for a king who eventually paid the price for his folly.

However, after his death in 1886, the castle was opened to all. The castle may look familiar, and that's because it was the inspiration for Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle. The castle has also appeared in several movies.