Jan. 9, 2007 — -- The imposing Transylvanian castle, where, legend has it, the model for Dracula once lived and was imprisoned, is about to go up for sale. But it's probably already too late ...

Bran Castle, which inspired one of the most iconic monsters in literature -- Count Dracula -- is reason enough to visit Romania's Carpathian Mountains.Courtesy of Top Ten Real Estate Deals Bran ...

WASHINGTON — A historic Transylvanian castle that may have once imprisoned Vlad the Impaler — likely inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula — still stands today.

For years, internet users have shared a sepia-toned photo of a castle on a hill and identified it in captions as an authentic photo, taken in the 1920s, of the abandoned castle of the real Dracula ...

Bran Castle in Romania is established as the model on which Bram Stoker based the creepy home of his vampiric Eastern European nobleman in his 1897 novel, Dracula.

Dracula’s castle was based on one in Scotland. Many critics believe that Stoker used Slains Castle in Scotland as the model for Dracula’s home.

The castle is the model for the ' Dracula 's castle' of Bram Stoker's Victorian-era novel. The Varmas spent Halloween night at the castle, set in the Carpathian Mountains in Romania.

Romania's Bran Castle, known as Dracula's Castle, as it is thought to have inspired author Bram Stoker. Photo courtesy of Bram Castle. Sarah Cascone May 14, 2021 Share Share This Article ...

BUCHAREST - As the sun set over Dracula's castle in Transylvania, brother and sister Robin and Tami Varma slid into red velvet-trimmed black coffins, trying them for size before dining with gold ...

As the sun set over Dracula's castle in Transylvania, brother and sister Robin and Tami Varma slid into red velvet-trimmed black coffins, trying them for size before dining with gold-plated ...