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Name Country YearBuilt Fact Picture AnnualVisitors CastleID Homeowner ID
Windsor Castle England 1080 Originally built for William the Conquerer and currently owned by the Queen of England. windsor.jpg 2000000.0 1 3
Durham Castle England 1072 Ancient Palace of the ruling Prince Bishops of Durham. durham.jpg 1000000.0 2 4
Heidelberg Castle Germany 14th Century Also called the "red walled" castle. Now largely in ruins. heidelberg.jpg 1500000.0 3 5
Stirling Castle Scotland 1100 Attacked and besieged 16 times. stirling.jpg 2500000.0 4 1
Het Steen Castle Belgium 645 Destroyed by Vikings in 836; restored in 1520. Served as a prison in early 1800s. Has been a museum since 1864. hetsteen.jpg 950000.0 5 6
Chateau de Pierrefonds France 15th Century Briefly owned by Napolean, who purchased it for 2,950 francs. pierrefonds.jpg 750000.0 6 7
Beersel Castle Belgium 14th Century Has three watch towers and a moat. Originally built to defend Brussels. beersel.jpg 1200000.0 7
Kylemore Abbey Ireland 1871 Part of the abbey still serves as a convent and school for girls. kylemore.jpg 1150000.0 8 8
Leamaneh Castle Ireland 1480 and 1640 Built in two parts, 160 years apart. Name translates to "deer's leap" or "horse's leap". leamaneh.jpg 600000.0 9
Chateau de Chambord France 1545 Boasts 440 rooms and 365 fireplaces chambord.jpg 745000.0 10 9
Manoir du Clos Luce France 15th Century Last home of Leonardo da Vinci closluce.jpg 800000.0 11 10
Neuschwanstein Castle Germany 1869-1886 Home of King Ludwig II of Bavaria and inspiration for Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle neuschwanstein.jpg 6000000.0 12 2
ContactID FirstName LastName Title Phone CastleID
1 Nigel Barron Director of Sales (+44) (0)20 7766 1
2 Emily Astbury Public Relations (+44) (0)20 7767 1
3 William Middleton Group Sales Associate (+44) (0)29 7258 2
4 Trudie Cross Director of Sales (+44) (0)29 7255 2
5 Gerd Trapp Director of Tours (+49) (0) 83 62 - 9 39 88-0 12
6 Sabine Koenig Group Sales Associate (+49) (0) 83 62 - 9 39 88-1 12
7 Marta Saubert Gift Shop Manager (+49) (0) 83 62 - 9 39 88-2 12
8 Liesel Von Luwig Director of Sales (+49) (0) 83 62 - 7 44 90-8 3
9 Harriet Peabody Public Relations 0131 668 8600 4
10 Jacob Peeters Public Relations (+ 32) (0)3-201 93 40 5
11 Paul Van Damme Director of Sales (+ 32) (0)3-201 93 40 7
12 Monique Abrial Director of Tours 03.66.12.70.84 6
13 Pierre Blanc Group Sales Associate 03.44.42.72.72 10
14 Violette Marceau Public Relations 03.44.42.72.75 10
15 Rosette Castel Public Relations 03.85.66.78.18 11
16 Michael Clancy Group Sales Associate (+353) (0) 9541146 8
17 Kate Dillon Public Relations (+353) (0) 9541150 8
18 Colleen Donaldson Public Relations (+353) (0) 2589654 9
Name Country/Region Born Died Ruled Fact ID
Edward I Scotland 1239.0 1307.0 1272 - 1307 A.K.A. Longshanks; Evil ruler in the movie Braveheart 1
Ludwig II Germany (Bavaria) 1845.0 1886.0 1864-1886 Ascended the throne at age 18, during the time of Lincoln's presidency. Went bankrupt building extragavant castles, which now attract millions of tourists to Southern Germany each year. 2
Elizabeth II England 1926.0 1852- Current monarch of England 3
William Walcher England 1080.0 1070-1080 A bishop, not a king. Not an Englishman either. 4
Rupert III Germany 1352.0 1410.0 1400-1410 Buried at Heidelberg Castle 5
Charles V Holy Roman Empire 1500.0 1558.0 1516-1556 A.K.A. King Charles I of Spain. Ruled large parts of Europe, including area of Spain, Italy, Austria, and the Netherlands as well as Spanish colonies in the Americas and Philippines. 6
Napoleon Bonaparte France 1769.0 1821.0 1804-1815 Height: 5'7" -- Average for a Frenchman during that time. 7
Mitchell Henry England 1826.0 1910.0 N/A Commoner Wealthy financier and politician 8
Francois I France 1494.0 1547.0 1515-1547 Purchased the Mona Lisa from one of Leonardo's assistants in the 1520s. The painting is now owned by the French government. 9
Leonardo da Vinci Italy 1452.0 1519.0 N/A Died at home at Clos Luce Manor, which was given to him by King Francois I. 10