A photo shared on social media authentically shows the real Dracula’s abandoned castle in the 1920s. Rating: Miscaptioned (About this rating?) For years, internet users have shared a sepia-toned ...

THE "true" home of Dracula where bloodthirsty Vlad the Impaler lived is set to open to the public. Until five years ago, Poienari Castle in the city of Curtea de Arge, Romania, had been left ...

but the real, historic Dracula — Vlad III — never owned anything in Transylvania," Curta told Live Science. Bran Castle, a modern-day tourist attraction in Transylvania that is often referred ...

Bran Castle is most famous for being the assumed residence of Dracula. Vlad Tepes, the real-life inspiration for the fictional vampire, attacked the fortress several times and even conquered it ...

There’s a classic moment in Bram Stoker’s Dracula where a solicitor named Jonathan Harker climbs down from a carriage in the Carpathian Mountains and beholds “a vast ruined castle ...

Cloaked in a black cape like the infamous count himself, 10-year-old Niklas Schuetz runs through the dark corridors of a hilltop castle in search of the truth about Dracula. “He was a Romanian ...

“Being trapped in a castle, trying to get out ... causing the story to be very real.” The literary interpretations of Dracula among readers range from rhetorical analysis to memes of the ...

Although the picture did authentically date to the 1920s, captions identifying it as "the real Dracula's castle," and implying it was abandoned at the time the photo was taken, were not factually ...