Best Palace on this world

March 03, 2019

Best Palace on this world | palace for travel

The palace historically reflects the power and prosperity of a monarchy. A list of the world's seven largest palaces is given in the following

Himeji Castle (41,468 square meters)

Himeji Castle is generally considered to be Japan's most beautiful palace and it is one of the few palaces that escaped from civil war, earthquake and world wars. This palace was built for the first time in the 14th century on the present site and gradually extended for centuries. The palace complex, as it is today, was completed in 1609.

Hohensenzburg Castle (54,523 square meters)

Hohensenzburg Castle is located in the Austrian city of Salzburg. The castle was constructed in 1077 and was extended to a great extent between 1495 and 1519 when it reached the present ratios.

Windsor Castle (54,835 square meters)

The Windsor Castle is often called the largest residence palace in the world and is certainly the largest castle in England. It is one of the official residences of Queen Elizabeth II, which spends several weeks in the palace, it is used for both state and private entertainment.

Mallobork Castle (143,591 square meters)

Located in Poland, Mallobork Castle is the world's largest palace. The castle was founded in 1274 by Teatonic Nights, which used it as its headquarters to help defeat Polish enemies and rule over their northern Baltic areas.

Mehrangarh fort (81,227 square meters)

Although officially called a fort, Mehrangarh fort can easily be considered as the Indian palace. It is located at a height of 122 meters (400 feet), it has 36 meters high and 21 meters wide walls and is entered after crossing seven gates. The fort was initially built in 1459 after Jodhpur founder Rao Jodha transferred from Mandore to his capital.

Prague Castle (66,761 square meters)

The palace was built in the 9th century and was extended several times from the second half of the 18th century. In the palace there is a complex place of many places including the St Vincent Cathedral and the Basilica of St. George.