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The romantic castles of Cinderella
The occasion of the film "Cinderella" of Disney launches, Huffington Post introduces the stunning castles that Cinderella can escape with Prince. Let’s wander through the wonderful fairy lands!

1. Thornewood Castle, Lakewood, Washington: the Castle which brings a specific British style in America; with Tudor Gothic style, is also known as the castle of love. The owner of the castle is Chester Thorne, who built to present Anna beloved wife. In 1907, Chester bought a 400 year old Elizabethan Mansion in England and then dismantled and transported each brick from England to the United States to build Thornewood Castle. They took 3 years to complete the castle.
Thornewood Castle is 8.230m2 wide, including 54
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4. Castello di Semivicoli, Abruzzo, Italy: in this castle, Cinderella can contemplate the deep blue Adriatic Sea from the top of the hill with the lush vineyards.
The rooms in the castle have a chic and modern design.
5. Marne Castle (Denver, Colorado, the United States of America): located in the heart of Denver, Marne Castle is an oasis for Cinderella who wants to be relaxed and pampered.
The Castle consists of 9 rooms with Jacuzzi baths, opencast private hot water bath and the private dining room which are very cozy.
6. Cliveden House, Taplow, England: is the landmark of power and politics in more than 300 years, Cliveden Housse is one of the world's most luxurious hotels with traditional values and the rich history.
Each room is decorated with priceless treasures and named after famous guests such as Winston Churchill and Charlie Chaplin.
7. Château De Castle Novel, Varetz, France: is quietly located in the picturesque countryside of France, Château De Castle Novel is a building elegantly designed was built for the famous lineages in the region in the 13th -15th century.
The Castle has the lovely bedrooms, swimming pools, tennis yards and a famous Michelin

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