Interiors | Vintage News
Leeds Castle was the beautiful residence for the queens of England for three centuries, until boy king Edward VI gave it away
Nightingale floors: the Japanese flooring system used for alerting castle lords to nighttime attacks by ninja assassins
A nun whose convent was destroyed in 1890s haunts the exquisite São Bento train station that took its place
Money talks in “Club 33”: A secret Disneyland venue that Walt Disney built only for the wealthy, alcohol included
In 16th century, Villa d’Este and its magnificent gardens were commissioned by a cardinal disappointed he never made it to Pope
Zellige tiles, the lovely traditional Moroccan art form, used geometric shapes because Islam forbade human or animal figures
Turkish women had a legal right to divorce if their husbands forbade them from going to hammams, the traditional steam baths
“Truly a fairytale”: The enchanting Hohenschwangau Castle, built by King Maximilian of Bavaria
Kings and queens of ancient world buried in “beehive tombs,” including Trojan conqueror Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, the wife whom legend has it murdered him
In Victorian London, small green huts built to prevent horse drawn cab drivers from drinking on duty
