| The Mercury (subscription), South Africa - BUCHAREST: Romanian members of parliament said yesterday that the Transylvanian fortress commonly known as Dracula's Castle had been illegally returned to an heir of Romania's royal family and called on authorities to launch an investigation into the restitution. MPs voted that the process had been illegal, citing procedural errors. They said the castle should have been transferred to private ownership before being given back to its former owners in May 2006. |
| Romanian MPs reject sale of Dracula's castle Spero News - By BIRN Romania’s lower house of parliament on Tuesday approved a parliamentary report which says Bran Castle, better known as Dracula’s castle, ... |
| Flying Made a Bit Less Painful New York Times, United States - Why not head to the Transylvania region of Romania to consider whether to buy Dracula’s Castle? “Built in 1212 as a stronghold by the Teutonic Knights, ... Condé Nast Traveler Who Do We Trust? |
 BBC News | Legal row over 'Dracula' castle BBC News, UK - Romanian MPs have become embroiled in a row over the ownership of Bran Castle - the 14th-Century building famous for its links to the Count Dracula story. ... |
| Lawmakers Debate 'Dracula' Castle Fate The Associated Press - BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Lawmakers began debating Wednesday whether the Transylvanian fortress commonly known as Dracula's Castle was legally returned to ... |
| Romanian Parliament debates whether return of 'Dracula' castle was legal... International Herald Tribune, France - AP BUCHAREST, Romania: Romanian lawmakers began to debate Wednesday whether Bran Castle, commonly known as Dracula's Castle, was legally returned to owner ... |
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