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There were thousands of castles made in the medieval era and renaissance. Many have fallen into disrepair, and many have no visible remains. Some, however, have been maintained by their owners and even renovated for use as personal lodging, museums, or monuments.
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What are the difference between medieval castles and today's castles?
There is nothing different between todays castles and medieval time castles. Today's castles were built in medieval times.
What famous castles are around today?
Buckingham, Windsor, and Cardiff Castles are some famous castles you can see today.
What are the castles still around today called?
Square keep castles
When were castles changed?
TODAY
What is the difference between the castles today and the fairy tale castles?
Duh... What was the point of that Q and A :) LOL
Is castles and coasters open today?
i think so
Do people still live in castles today?
Medival castles do still exist in various places around the world. They are not being constructed in this age, but remain as historical landmarks. There are quite a few types of castles around the world including: Motte and bailey castles, Stone castles, square keep castles etc...
Where can you find existing castles?
You can find existing castles in many different countries The castles that are still standing today are all stone castles as the earlier Motte and Bailey castles are made out of wood and would have rotted down.
What where castles built as?
Castles were built as for kings and queens of ruling their kingdoms Answered by: The people of Answers.com ____________ Join free today! ____________
What are some famous castles in existence today?
Edinburgh castle
Where are there still stone keep castles today?
in armagh irland
Why are there no castles left today?
There are plenty of castles left. But none are used as a fortress. Today, many rich people move into a medieval castle, or a house with a European Castle style. Castles are no longer used as a battle installation due to the invention of the cannon in the 13th century.
