I was wondering.... Not only did it not look like the architecture found in other Swedish palaces, but there was no reference to it online to be found (I stopped the video to search). Thanks for pointing that out!
@@gaspikefan What's its name, please ? You say you looked. Would be cool if you also were so kind as to give the titbit BTW / too... Also - and btw too - the convo (initiated by @edwinvdv7030 3 days ago) would be so much more agreeable to read, if one of the entries had provided the ref time-code... (mais, bon, j'dis ça, j'dis rien...) Cheers 🥂 & ☮ 0ut, j0b (20241130-0242GMT+1)
Well, you should book a trip to Stockholm and go on a tour to Drottningholm Castle… Then you would realize that it very much exist 😇. (And yes, I believe it was inspired by the French Chambord castle when built)
I have lived in Sweden all my life and I can confirm that the palace at 11:42 does not exist in Sweden. However the Swedish palace at 5:25, Drottningholm, does exist to 100% in reality.
@@hubertusvenator5838 I understand that comprehending the situation requires intelligence. The anthem "God Save the King" never fails to amaze me whenever I hear it. "Grand Dieu sauve le Roi," which was derived from a poem by the Duchess de Brinon and harmonized by Lully in 1686, commemorated the triumphant surgical procedure on Louis XIV's fistula. It is believed that Handel embraced this anthem after experiencing its performance at Versailles.
The Schonbrunn Hall of Mirrors was influenced by Versailles but they show Versailles at 11:15 and then they show the Schonbrunn Hall of Mirrors around 11:26.
So basically by destroying all of the African palace theres nothing on this planet that shows what's Africans built, you know something is definitely wrong with that when they were the first ppl that taught the Europeans and Spaniards how to bathe....smh
The segment on Alhamra (00:51-01:30) is captivating! Its blend of history and stunning Moorish design truly showcases its grandeur. Such a fascinating highlight!
Not only Moorish. For instance, there is also the Charles V's Palace, which is a Renaissance building. The Alhambra is, in fact, a citadel with different palaces, pavilions, and even churches.
@@robert111k Great point! The Alhambra’s mix of Moorish and Renaissance architecture truly reflects its rich, layered history. A masterpiece of cultural fusion! 🏰✨
The Palacio Real Madrid is the largest European palace by number of rooms, closely followed by Caserta, Schoenbrunn and Versailles. The Forbidden City is the overall largest palace in the world. Honorable mentions go to the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul (which is just a shittier Ottoman rendition of the Sacred Palace of Constantinopolis) and the three large palaces of the Romanov dynasty of Imperial Russia - Winter Palace, Ekaterinhof and Peterhof Palace.
for Chambord: Leonardo da Vinci DID design the central helicoïdal stairs. That's not a belief, it's a fact: you can find drawings of da Vinci of that stair and of the global shape of the castle/palace.
I visited the Hermitage Museum in 1968 in the then Leningrad on a school trip. The local people were extremely friendly and we took pens & badges to give to them. It was expensive even then so I couldn’t afford to buy a Russian doll
Since ancient times, there is a folk legend that the Forbidden City has 9999.5 rooms in total. However, based on the latest counting, Forbidden City has 9,371 rooms, not the legendary 9,999.5 but very close.
Bucharest has no spectacular palace. Maybe you were thinking of Ceausescu's big building, but that building is no palace per se. It's just a kitsch, a monstrosity inspired by some North-Korean architecture mixed with Ceausescu's ideas. Maybe one day, after some renovation involving an architect with good skills and taste..... Peles Castle in Sinaia comes close to this topic but, it's tiny compared to these behemoths. It's a very beautiful Castle though.
About 5-6 years ago I went homeless. For about 6 months I slept next to and under an oak tree . Behind a local grocery store. Not quite a palace, but great panoramic views of the parking lot.
Several mistakes in this video that immediately stood out to me, the biggest one being the size of the Royal Palace of Madrid, the video says 40,000 sq ft, but it's actually 1,450,000 sq ft. Quite a difference! Overall though, a good video, lots of breathtaking scenes and incredible palaces, several of which I'd never heard of.
Royal Palace of Madrid has a largest collectiom of decorated Stradivarius of the worl named " Stradivarius Palatinos" gift of Master of masters luthiers Antoni Stradivari to the King of Spain.; Alhambra is considered the 2nd most beatiful and important monument in islamic art only surpassed for Taj Mahal
a documentary of extraordinary value, information and visual grandeur. was fantasizing about living in all these opulent mansions by rotation throughout the year and being a part all those official state ceremonies! chateau de chambord impresses the most. the incredibly landscaped verdant greenery around it for miles fading into horizon in the loire valley, adds to its awesomeness. imagine the view from the palace stately rooms. what a concept blending greenery with the concrete.
So the Forbidden City has a thousand buildings and approx a thousand rooms... one room per building. Try harder, you lose credibility with dialogue like that.
the forbidden city claims to have 9999 rooms (10000 is only for the God's in the legend). An investigation in the 1970's said it has 8700 rooms...still formidable and unmachted. Even Versaille with 2400 rooms isn't as big. but the gardens of the forbidden city, even if they are huge (50ha) is smaller than the gardens of Versaille (800ha and 8000ha for the entire domain). But one is in the middle of the city, the other in the landscape....Two formidable masterpieces.
@@XavierLeFrancais using the raw number of rooms as a dick measuring contest is pointless considering the vast difference in the quality of the rooms. Versailles might have $100 million banquet hall that only counts as one room where is the forbidden city with 1000 different buildings on the grounds, counts 100 stalls in the stable as all being individual rooms.
Since ancient times, there is a folk legend that the Forbidden City has 9999.5 rooms in total. However, based on the latest counting, Forbidden City has 9,371 rooms, not the legendary 9,999.5 but very close.
I've always wanted to go to Versailles. That's the first place I'd go to. Ok, i have a question: Is the sweet topic ever something real or something to make us wonder 😅
Actually Isabel translates to English as Isabella as Fernando - Ferdinand ... do not ask me why .... is just the way they do stuff hahaha ... we do the same in spanish we do not say Al- Andalus we say andalucia .... or Mohammed , we have written Maoma ...or Yeshua/ Yohoshua ... for some reason we make it sound as Jesus (Khesus for eng speakers lol ) ..But this video is BS it mixes everything shows fake palaces ahha etc etc etc ...
2:20: 2.1 million square feet. 8:20: 35 million square feet. etc. etc. How much is that in normal dimensions? 2:31: 1788 rooms and only 257 bathrooms! That means a lot of sharing! Yuuuck!!!
@@ddb0831 How so? There are MANY words that are pronounced differently in different areas even in the US. Southerners don't have one-syllable words - LoL I would imagine the King of England pronounces it very much the way a Britt would pronounce it, without the "h". Different than the narrator, but we still knew exactly what he was talking about. The meaning of the word did not change and the purpose of language, as a means of communication, was fulfilled.
@@michaelbowman4607 I agree with you fully. I was just saying it’s nonsense to say that noone pronounces the “h”. I grew up in the English system schooled by English jesuits and the h was always pronounced.
02:10 most of the footages are not Istana Nurul Iman. That's a Mosque, Omar Ali Syaifudin Mosque located about 3km from the palace. It's not even in the same complex within the palace You don't need to say "Istana Nurul Iman Palace" Just "Istana Nurul Iman" Or "Nurul Iman Palace". Cause Istana means Palace, it's like you're saying Palace of Nurul Iman Palace. That mosque is not Malay architecture style but Persian dome. Native southeast Asian don't have ancient dome architecture. But multitier roof
Another huge error... "the famous Hall of Mirrors" of Schönbrunn Palace at 11:15 is actually in the Palace of Versailles in France. There is no Hall of Mirrors or anything comparable in Schönbrunn Palace.
HAWA MAHAL???? Really? Out of all the Huge and rich palaces in India, you found only Hawa Mahal worth mentioning? Not The Laxmi Vilas Mahal, Umaid Bhavan Mahal, Udai Vilas Mahal, Jal Mahal, Mysore Palace, Falaknuma Palace or even the Rashtrapati Bhavan... what is wrong with you??
Definitely. It’s only because of name recognition that Buck Pal was included. I live just off Buck Pal Road and compared to Blenheim it’s a ghastly eyesore. I don’t think it’s even liked by the Royal family, especially the baked bean RIP your majesty. ❤
@@lucilledelormeWhat does that baked bean crap mean? Also, if you want to be over- familiar it's "Buck House". The Victorian East wing did rather spoil Nash's plan.
This whole video is complete and utter bullshit..... that Swedish palace hahahaha come on 😂. And the mirror hall in the wrong place... and I'm missing a lot more... Mafra palace in Portugal for example.
The British Royals did not live at Buckingham Palace throughout WW2. The Ķing and Queen often stayed there but the princesses had been moved to Windsor Castle outsude of London Windsor has ancient roots included a Mott and Bailey tower housing the archives. And a set of walls protecting the whole thing Buckingham Palace is stodgy and new in comparison
Hawa mahal is a fake facade only there are no rooms or living area it’s just a frontal area so don’t calm it a palace that’s why is called hawa (air no Physical content)
More than half of the clips for Istana Nurul Iman of Brunei, you're showing the mosquev instead. Also you errorneously said 1000 rooms for the Forbidden City but the place have 9999 rooms. There are many other errors too...... I suggest more research esp when it comes to selection of video clips.
I have been to almost all of these palaces . Buckingham was the least impressive one followed by the Forbidden city .However I am shocked that you did not mention a single palace in Germany , UAE and Iran .
Overall, the video is poorly put together. It cuts together completely inappropriate images. And no: Emperor Franz Joseph did not die in Istanbul, as is suggested there.
The narrator was talking about the Nurul Iman Palace, the resident of HM the Sultan of Brunei. However, the video shows mostly the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque which is about 5 kilometers from the palace and completed in 1958 whereas the Nurul Iman was completed in 1984. So, the narrator was misleading the viewers with wrong information. Please check your information before broadcasting. 😢 😢 😢
There is a lot of B.S. And mistakes in the film.. Versailles galerie de glase at Schönbrunn and the room Frans Jozeph use at Dolmablache. And that in Sweden, is realy nonsens,
this video is so well-produced and really highlights some amazing architecture. i personally think while the size and grandeur are impressive, some of these palaces seem overly extravagant, especially considering the history of wealth inequality in many regions. it feels a bit like a display of excess rather than a celebration of culture. what do you guys think?
Ну я думаю, что это историческая достопримечательность. Которую нужно сохранять. Когда то это могло радовать глаз только единиц, сегодня это доступно очень многим. Да и просто красиво же)))
I have a grid in my head into which I can place both time (date) and setting -- it affords me an opportunity to understand what I'm looking at. In the absence of that information, it seems pointless to look at these beautiful buildings. Take the Alhambra, for example: I'd like you to have provided the big picture first: date constructed -- all else flows from that. IOW: we missed the opportunity to set this building in its historical context. Badly done. But lots of room for improvement.
In Budapest the BUDAVÁR PALACE's area is 4.73 km2 (1.8 sq mi). Built in 14th-20th century. It has about 300 long enfilade, second longest after Versailles. (Reconstruction is underway to remove the barbaric communist alterations and restore it to its original early 1900s condition.)
The "Swedish" palace is an AI phantasy. It s Chambord (France) sized up and embellished.
I was wondering.... Not only did it not look like the architecture found in other Swedish palaces, but there was no reference to it online to be found (I stopped the video to search). Thanks for pointing that out!
It seems to have a swimming pool and a tower with screened in porches--that just screams out 16th century.
@@gaspikefan What's its name, please ?
You say you looked. Would be cool if you also were so kind as to give the titbit BTW / too...
Also - and btw too - the convo (initiated by @edwinvdv7030 3 days ago) would be so much more agreeable to read, if one of the entries had provided the ref time-code...
(mais, bon, j'dis ça, j'dis rien...)
Cheers 🥂 & ☮ 0ut, j0b (20241130-0242GMT+1)
And I don't think that the image at 24:58 (and 25:16 ?) is in Chambord.
Well, you should book a trip to Stockholm and go on a tour to Drottningholm Castle… Then you would realize that it very much exist 😇. (And yes, I believe it was inspired by the French Chambord castle when built)
I have lived in Sweden all my life and I can confirm that the palace at 11:42 does not exist in Sweden. However the Swedish palace at 5:25, Drottningholm, does exist to 100% in reality.
Thanks, Lars, for these precisions.
Correct.
Tazie France brother Roger
Free trip
Il s'agit probablement d'une image de synthèse inspirée du château de Chambord.
@@luc3884 chateau chambord got pimped with A.I., thats correct.
The Palace of Versailles is bigger than the Buckingham palace
Dah!
@@SuperMan-vo8yl That's why we've got a monarchy and the French have just got Macarons
@@spoffspoffington How to hell it is good to have a Monarchy!
@@pyrusheliosmk2204 Better than a Putin dictatorship. And you can't speak English
@@hubertusvenator5838 I understand that comprehending the situation requires intelligence. The anthem "God Save the King" never fails to amaze me whenever I hear it. "Grand Dieu sauve le Roi," which was derived from a poem by the Duchess de Brinon and harmonized by Lully in 1686, commemorated the triumphant surgical procedure on Louis XIV's fistula. It is believed that Handel embraced this anthem after experiencing its performance at Versailles.
You showed Versailles' Hall of Mirrors when talking about Schonbrunn Palace
Just goes to show how well they know their subject.
😊😊😊😊
The Schonbrunn Hall of Mirrors was influenced by Versailles but they show Versailles at 11:15 and then they show the Schonbrunn Hall of Mirrors around 11:26.
:))
There’s a hall of mirrors in Schönbrunn as well.
But that’s Versailles.
The palaces in St Petersburg and Istanbul have been my fav.s.
So basically by destroying all of the African palace theres nothing on this planet that shows what's Africans built, you know something is definitely wrong with that when they were the first ppl that taught the Europeans and Spaniards how to bathe....smh
Excellent presentation and a glimpse in the history of several countries ❤❤❤
The segment on Alhamra (00:51-01:30) is captivating! Its blend of history and stunning Moorish design truly showcases its grandeur. Such a fascinating highlight!
Not only Moorish. For instance, there is also the Charles V's Palace, which is a Renaissance building. The Alhambra is, in fact, a citadel with different palaces, pavilions, and even churches.
@@robert111k Great point! The Alhambra’s mix of Moorish and Renaissance architecture truly reflects its rich, layered history. A masterpiece of cultural fusion! 🏰✨
at 11:42 there is a featuring of Chateau de Chambord in France, but the voice-over states it is a palace in Sweden, which is not true.
Fake and bad job by photoshop
That is not Chambord...
I would love to visit the Winter Palace in St Petersburg one day. It looks so amazing!
Me too, many people was amazed, who visited Saint-Petersburg 👍👍
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This is exactly the kind of content I’ve been looking for! It’s educational and fuels my passion for exploration
🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂The hall of mirrors you showed in Vienna is NOT in that palace… that picture is from Versailles in France! This is a terrible video!
This is what we, the viewers, get when someone without related knowledge relies on an online service to create a video to post for monetization.
Discredits the entire video!
Thanks Mr. Scary Cherry 🍒
This is an awesome showcase of beautiful places to visit! Next year I will get to visit some of these beautiful sites! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Free trip
Brother Roger tazie France
Nice Video 👍
Excellent presentation
The Palacio Real Madrid is the largest European palace by number of rooms, closely followed by Caserta, Schoenbrunn and Versailles. The Forbidden City is the overall largest palace in the world. Honorable mentions go to the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul (which is just a shittier Ottoman rendition of the Sacred Palace of Constantinopolis) and the three large palaces of the Romanov dynasty of Imperial Russia - Winter Palace, Ekaterinhof and Peterhof Palace.
for Chambord: Leonardo da Vinci DID design the central helicoïdal stairs. That's not a belief, it's a fact: you can find drawings of da Vinci of that stair and of the global shape of the castle/palace.
Beautiful looking big palaces
Maravilloso Palacio Real de Madrid, el mas grande de Europa occidental, precioso, una maravilla.
I visited the Hermitage Museum in 1968 in the then Leningrad on a school trip. The local people were extremely friendly and we took pens & badges to give to them. It was expensive even then so I couldn’t afford to buy a Russian doll
Nice photo of Rick Steves at Edinburgh!
You make every destination look like a dream come true
Awesome... Biggest, largest, and huge palace... Needed.... The kindness too inside and outside...🌐🏅❤
🇵🇹👍Palace of Mafra in Lisbon🇩🇪👍 Palace of Potsdam in Berlin!🇵🇱👍 The Palace of Wilanov in Warsaw !
Winter Palace magnificent.
Tartarian... incredible architecture .... who really built these beautiful, massive structures??
Since ancient times, there is a folk legend that the Forbidden City has 9999.5 rooms in total. However, based on the latest counting, Forbidden City has 9,371 rooms, not the legendary 9,999.5 but very close.
This the first chance to seeing this rare and unique buildings thanks for this rare informations from kpk mardan pakistan
I was waiting for Bucharest...
And regarding Germany, the Residenz in Würzburg may not be spectacular, but would have deserved an honorable mention.
Bucharest has no spectacular palace. Maybe you were thinking of Ceausescu's big building, but that building is no palace per se. It's just a kitsch, a monstrosity inspired by some North-Korean architecture mixed with Ceausescu's ideas. Maybe one day, after some renovation involving an architect with good skills and taste.....
Peles Castle in Sinaia comes close to this topic but, it's tiny compared to these behemoths. It's a very beautiful Castle though.
@@liviuconstantin9960 We don't talk about whether the furnishings suit your taste. In purely structural terms it is a palace.
@@MatthiasSchlenger Maybe you're right.
Thank you is beautiful human creativity palaces in the world .
The hall of mirrors is in Versailles, not in Vienna
About 5-6 years ago I went homeless. For about 6 months I slept next to and under an oak tree . Behind a local grocery store. Not quite a palace, but great panoramic views of the parking lot.
😅🤣😂
The Swedish one is complete bull. It has parts of Chambord in it.
Probably made with AI. It is scary the way it looks, doesn’t it?
@@dragonmartijn Yeah, something is also off about the surroundings.
Yep u r right
There might be an actual palace, just not that one.
😮😮😮😮❤❤❤س😢ار۰@@dragonmartijn
Several mistakes in this video that immediately stood out to me, the biggest one being the size of the Royal Palace of Madrid, the video says 40,000 sq ft, but it's actually 1,450,000 sq ft. Quite a difference! Overall though, a good video, lots of breathtaking scenes and incredible palaces, several of which I'd never heard of.
Royal Palace of Madrid has a largest collectiom of decorated Stradivarius of the worl named " Stradivarius Palatinos" gift of Master of masters luthiers Antoni Stradivari to the King of Spain.; Alhambra is considered the 2nd most beatiful and important monument in islamic art only surpassed for Taj Mahal
Why did you showed scenes of Magnaficent Century, when talking about Dolmabahçe Palace?
a documentary of extraordinary value, information and visual grandeur. was fantasizing about living in all these opulent mansions by rotation throughout the year and being a part all those official state ceremonies! chateau de chambord impresses the most. the incredibly landscaped verdant greenery around it for miles fading into horizon in the loire valley, adds to its awesomeness. imagine the view from the palace stately rooms. what a concept blending greenery with the concrete.
Nice
🎉 wonderful job
Brother Roger tazie France
Free trip
Where Is REGGIA DI CASERTA ?
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So the Forbidden City has a thousand buildings and approx a thousand rooms... one room per building. Try harder, you lose credibility with dialogue like that.
the forbidden city claims to have 9999 rooms (10000 is only for the God's in the legend). An investigation in the 1970's said it has 8700 rooms...still formidable and unmachted. Even Versaille with 2400 rooms isn't as big. but the gardens of the forbidden city, even if they are huge (50ha) is smaller than the gardens of Versaille (800ha and 8000ha for the entire domain). But one is in the middle of the city, the other in the landscape....Two formidable masterpieces.
Correct, I was wondering about those stats myself
@@XavierLeFrancais using the raw number of rooms as a dick measuring contest is pointless considering the vast difference in the quality of the rooms. Versailles might have $100 million banquet hall that only counts as one room where is the forbidden city with 1000 different buildings on the grounds, counts 100 stalls in the stable as all being individual rooms.
@@XavierLeFrancais 8000 0f the rooms are closets
Since ancient times, there is a folk legend that the Forbidden City has 9999.5 rooms in total. However, based on the latest counting, Forbidden City has 9,371 rooms, not the legendary 9,999.5 but very close.
I've always wanted to go to Versailles. That's the first place I'd go to. Ok, i have a question: Is the sweet topic ever something real or something to make us wonder 😅
The h in Alhambra is not pronounced. And she was Isabel, not Isabela.
Actually Isabel translates to English as Isabella as Fernando - Ferdinand ... do not ask me why .... is just the way they do stuff hahaha ... we do the same in spanish we do not say Al- Andalus we say andalucia .... or Mohammed , we have written Maoma ...or Yeshua/ Yohoshua ... for some reason we make it sound as Jesus (Khesus for eng speakers lol ) ..But this video is BS it mixes everything shows fake palaces ahha etc etc etc ...
video is 100% accurate.
2:20: 2.1 million square feet. 8:20: 35 million square feet. etc. etc. How much is that in normal dimensions?
2:31: 1788 rooms and only 257 bathrooms! That means a lot of sharing! Yuuuck!!!
You do NOT pronounce the letter "H" in Buckingham. Please take note.
You do if you're not British and don't have the accent. It is the same with MANY words. We can, and have, messed up pretty much everything.....
That’s nonsense
@@ddb0831 How so? There are MANY words that are pronounced differently in different areas even in the US. Southerners don't have one-syllable words - LoL I would imagine the King of England pronounces it very much the way a Britt would pronounce it, without the "h". Different than the narrator, but we still knew exactly what he was talking about. The meaning of the word did not change and the purpose of language, as a means of communication, was fulfilled.
@@michaelbowman4607 I agree with you fully. I was just saying it’s nonsense to say that noone pronounces the “h”. I grew up in the English system schooled by English jesuits and the h was always pronounced.
h is silent in Alhambra too
Palace of Madrid. How can a palace with a total area of 14200 sq ft house 3200 rooms? 🤔
The thumbnail looks like AI if you look at the edges.
This is terrible... wrong pictures with wrong definitions. Waste of time..
Mysuru's Amba Vilas Palace, Jodhpur's Ummaid Bhawan Palace, Vadodara's Lakshmi Vilas Palace ?
Those are all crap
Nice video
India's Laxmivilas Palace is four times Bigger than Bunkingham palace
02:10 most of the footages are not Istana Nurul Iman. That's a Mosque, Omar Ali Syaifudin Mosque located about 3km from the palace. It's not even in the same complex within the palace
You don't need to say "Istana Nurul Iman Palace" Just "Istana Nurul Iman" Or "Nurul Iman Palace". Cause Istana means Palace, it's like you're saying Palace of Nurul Iman Palace.
That mosque is not Malay architecture style but Persian dome. Native southeast Asian don't have ancient dome architecture. But multitier roof
Edinburgh Castle is NOT a palace, it's a castle. The difference is that a castle is a fortified home while a palace is not fortified.
You are confusing Brunei's Omar Alu Saiffudin Mosque with Nurul Iman Palace
royal palace of Caserta (close to napoli) is definitely much bigger than almost all the palaces shown here
Beautiful video. Would give the measurments in mks system , please. I can't sense the square feet or feet or pounds.
All respect.
Another huge error... "the famous Hall of Mirrors" of Schönbrunn Palace at 11:15 is actually in the Palace of Versailles in France. There is no Hall of Mirrors or anything comparable in Schönbrunn Palace.
EXTRAORDINARY PALACES IN OUR WORLD
First king pic like putin😅😂😂
11:15 this is at Versailles, Schönbrunn’s is red and white. It’s also beautiful.
HAWA MAHAL???? Really? Out of all the Huge and rich palaces in India, you found only Hawa Mahal worth mentioning? Not The Laxmi Vilas Mahal, Umaid Bhavan Mahal, Udai Vilas Mahal, Jal Mahal, Mysore Palace, Falaknuma Palace or even the Rashtrapati Bhavan... what is wrong with you??
The "Sweet topic" palace, which you claim to be in Sweden, does not exist.
You completely missed Blenheim Palace in England and Amalienborg in Denmark.
Definitely. It’s only because of name recognition that Buck Pal was included. I live just off Buck Pal Road and compared to Blenheim it’s a ghastly eyesore. I don’t think it’s even liked by the Royal family, especially the baked bean RIP your majesty. ❤
@@lucilledelormeWhat does that baked bean crap mean? Also, if you want to be over- familiar it's "Buck House". The Victorian East wing did rather spoil Nash's plan.
The Lateran Palace in the Vatican has one or two nice interiors and contents.😬
This whole video is complete and utter bullshit..... that Swedish palace hahahaha come on 😂. And the mirror hall in the wrong place... and I'm missing a lot more... Mafra palace in Portugal for example.
The British Royals did not live at Buckingham Palace throughout WW2. The Ķing and Queen often stayed there but the princesses had been moved to Windsor Castle outsude of London
Windsor has ancient roots included a Mott and Bailey tower housing the archives. And a set of walls protecting the whole thing
Buckingham Palace is stodgy and new in comparison
I could hide and live in any one of the palaces for a year before they figured out, I was trespassing.
The Buda castle is also very big, in Hungary
all nice......but..if you love castles.....number 13 is the nicest and best one....the others dont even come close.....
I feel, that making note, that many are actually star forts, need to be mentioned !
Hawa mahal is a fake facade only there are no rooms or living area it’s just a frontal area so don’t calm it a palace that’s why is called hawa (air no Physical content)
More than half of the clips for Istana Nurul Iman of Brunei, you're showing the mosquev instead.
Also you errorneously said 1000 rooms for the Forbidden City but the place have 9999 rooms. There are many other errors too......
I suggest more research esp when it comes to selection of video clips.
...the Sweettopic is a CGI based on Chateau Chambord in France....
Palaces are literally........palaces.
There is quite a bit of nonsense in it. The highlight is that Chambord Castle (AI-supplemented) is located in Sweden.
11.42 is in France I can’t think if of a caso in Sweden, that’s close to its configuration
Recently I visited Drottingholm Palace in Stockholm
I have been to almost all of these palaces . Buckingham was the least impressive one followed by the Forbidden city .However I am shocked that you did not mention a single palace in Germany , UAE and Iran .
The LouvRUH museum, and BuckingHAM palace?
In Cartagena of Indias , in Colombia we have SAN FELIPE uncomparable with none 😊
too many incorrect facts.
Overall, the video is poorly put together. It cuts together completely inappropriate images. And no: Emperor Franz Joseph did not die in Istanbul, as is suggested there.
Lakshmi Vilas Palace in India is great
a castle is not a palace
Not mentioned and a place you can not find is, "Ideatopian Palace" I have here a picture in my custody. Are you willing to see this?
The narrator was talking about the Nurul Iman Palace, the resident of HM the Sultan of Brunei. However, the video shows mostly the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque which is about 5 kilometers from the palace and completed in 1958 whereas the Nurul Iman was completed in 1984. So, the narrator was misleading the viewers with wrong information. Please check your information before broadcasting. 😢 😢 😢
There is a lot of B.S. And mistakes in the film.. Versailles galerie de glase at Schönbrunn and the room Frans Jozeph use at Dolmablache.
And that in Sweden, is realy nonsens,
Vatican should definitely be in the list
Which palace?
Peux tu me redonner l'histoire du château que tu as classé en Suède
Tellement tu en a oublié en France
Mistake, The foto of the mirror room in Schönbrunn is at Versailles.
Kremlin palace one of the ultimate architecture of world
W Polsce, w Malborku, jest największy zamek z cegły na świecie, Odbudowany prawie od zera, po zniszczeniach WW2
this video is so well-produced and really highlights some amazing architecture. i personally think while the size and grandeur are impressive, some of these palaces seem overly extravagant, especially considering the history of wealth inequality in many regions. it feels a bit like a display of excess rather than a celebration of culture. what do you guys think?
Ну я думаю, что это историческая достопримечательность. Которую нужно сохранять. Когда то это могло радовать глаз только единиц, сегодня это доступно очень многим. Да и просто красиво же)))
You forgot about the Palace of the Parliament from Romania
You showed more of the mosque than the palace.
I have a grid in my head into which I can place both time (date) and setting -- it affords me an opportunity to understand what I'm looking at. In the absence of that information, it seems pointless to look at these beautiful buildings.
Take the Alhambra, for example: I'd like you to have provided the big picture first: date constructed -- all else flows from that.
IOW: we missed the opportunity to set this building in its historical context. Badly done.
But lots of room for improvement.
In Budapest the BUDAVÁR PALACE's area is 4.73 km2 (1.8 sq mi). Built in 14th-20th century. It has about 300 long enfilade, second longest after Versailles.
(Reconstruction is underway to remove the barbaric communist alterations and restore it to its original early 1900s condition.)
El Escorial didnt make the cut?
Wow.
El.Escorial no is a Palace is a mix Monastery- Palace today living monks in fact the name is Royal Monastery of El Escorial
Como se llama el palacio Disney de Suecia que solo se usa una vez al año y donde esta ubicado y si se puede visitar
The civilised continent's largest royal residence is the Prague Castle. It reflects Prague's imperial preeminence. Habsburg hoch!
There are so many palaces in India. Mysore palace, Lakshmi Vilas palace. Still more palaces are there.😂