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Il 1 Giugno [[2009]], dopo svariati anni di trattative, la famiglia reale si vide restituire l'intera proprietà dalle autorità rumene come parte dell'eredità materna.<ref>{{cita web|url= http://www.bran-castle.com/hystory-timeline.html|titolo= Bran Castle official website|accesso= 2020-07-12 }}</ref>

==Descrizione==

[[Image:Bran castel secret passage.jpg|miniatura|sinistra|Il passaggio segreto che collega il primo piano al terzo]]

[[File:Bran, krzyż w ogrodach zamkowych DSCF7428.jpg|miniatura|destra|Croce del 19 secolo collocata nel parco]]

Stanze principali, torri, parco/cimitero

The area around the Castle was turned into an English Park with two ponds and a Tea House. An elevator was installed into the well shaft to provide easy access between the castle and the park for the Queen suffering from arthritis. Other buildings were erected: a guesthouse, a wooden church, staff housing, stables and garage.

The 57 meter deep well of the castle gave insufficient water; therefore water was piped to the castle from natural springs situated across the valley. In 1932, the castle added a hydroelectric power plant on the stream Turcu, to light the castle but was also connected to the towns of Bran, Simon and Moeciu. The grateful inhabitants thanked Queen Marie, to which she referred in her writings: “poor villages, pure Romanian that in a near future would not have had this advantage.”

==Castello di Dracula==

Every historical episode is characterized by certain factors that function as a constant, such as time and space. These factors define its place in the evolution of the human community.

The region between Bucegi and Piatra Craiului has sparked a series of historical episodes, from prehistoric days until current times, all due to one major geographical and historical factor: the Bran Gorge.

The Bran Gorge, one of the most important trans-Carpathian passages, has had a dynamic history. Its story has been characterized by two major components: the trade routes of its crossroads, and the recurring military invasions that utilized them.

A natural amphitheater, guarded from the East by the Bucegi Mountains and from the West by the Piatra Craiului Massive, the Bran Gorge offered, due to its concave space, a wide panorama both to Burzenland (Ţara Bârsei), and to the hills and valley of Moeciu.

==Castello di Dracula==

[[File:Bran Castle 002.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|Il sito ispirò [[Dracula]] di [[Bram Stoker]] ]]

La leggenda

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Nel 1897 la Transilvania viene scelta da [[Bram Stoker]] come terra natale del suo celebre personaggio, il [[Conte Dracula]]. Lo straordinario successo del [[Dracula|romanzo]], nonché delle numerosissime [[Dracula nella cinematografia|opere derivate]], rende la regione nota a livello internazionale, ma anche la cristallizza nella rappresentazione che ne dà Stoker. Nell'[[immaginario collettivo]] la Transilvania è ritratta spesso come una terra arretrata, disseminata di piccoli villaggi medievali terrorizzati da [[Vampiro|vampiri]] dimoranti in castelli gotici. L'identificazione della Transilvania col genere horror va al di là del suo mostro più rappresentativo, rendendola l'ambientazione prescelta anche per storie che non trattano di vampiri. Un esempio celebre è il film [[Frankenstein Junior|Frankestein Junior]].

[[File:Bran Castle 002.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6|Il sito ispirò [[Dracula]] di [[Bram Stoker]] ]]

==Museo==

La leggenda nuova