The Tower of London, already one of Europe’s most well-known medieval landmarks, has received another accolade – the most Instagrammable Castle.
The results are from research carried out by the rental company The Thinking Traveller. They looked at Instagram, one of the leading social media sites, to come up with a list of the 15 most Instagrammable castles in Europe. This is based on recorded the number of hashtags on Instagram attributed to major castles by searching both [destination name]+castle.
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The Tower of London, the earliest parts of which date back to 1078, has received an impressive 647,112 posts on Instagram. Edinburgh Castle took the second spot as the most Instagrammable European castle, generating an immense 646,244 posts.
The French icon Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy earned third place. The picturesque tiny island with a population of fewer than 30 people was captured in 596,062 posts on Instagram. Rounding out the top five most Instagrammable castles are Prague Castle in Czechia with 594,837 posts and the famous royal residence Windsor Castle with 432,092 posts.
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Below is the full list of the 15 most Instagrammed castles in Europe:
Tower of London – London, England Number of posts: 647,112 – Hashtag: #toweroflondon
Tower of London
Edinburgh Castle – Edinburgh, Scotland Number of posts: 646,244- Hashtag: #edinburghcastle
Edinburgh Castle
Mont Saint-Michel – Normandy, France Number of posts: 596,062 – Hashtag: #montsaintmichel
Mont Saint-Michel
Prague Castle – Prague, Czechia Number of posts: 594,837 – Hashtag: #praguecastle
Prague Castle
Windsor Castle – Windsor, England Number of posts: 432,092 – Hashtag: #Windsorcastle
Windsor Castle
Castle Sant’Angelo – Rome Italy Number of posts: 347,762 – Hashtag: #castelsantangelo
Castle Sant’Angelo
Neuschwanstein Castle – Hohenschwangau, Germany Number of posts: 260,849 – Hashtag: #neuschwansteincastle
Neuschwanstein Castle
Buda Castle – Budapest, Hungary Number of posts: 205,807 – Hashtag: #budacastle
Buda Castle
Palace of Versailles – Versailles, France Number of posts: 185,311 – Hashtag: #palaceofversailles
Palace of Versailles
Castel dell’Ovo – Naples, Italy Number of posts: 175,664 – Hashtag: #casteldellovo
Castel dell’Ovo
Pena Palace – Sao Pedro de Penaferrim, Portugal Number of posts: 145,615 – Hashtag: #penapalace
Pena Palace
Castello Aragonese – Gulf of Naples, Italy Number of posts: 126,197 – Hashtag: #castelloaragonese
Castello Aragonese
Warwick Castle – Warwick, England Number of posts: 123,848 – Hashtag: #warwickcastle
Warwick Castle
White Tower of Thessaloniki – Thessaloniki, Greece Number of posts: 122,649 – Hashtag: #whitetower
White Tower of Thessaloniki
Leeds Castle – Kent, England Number of posts: 110,061 – Hashtag: #leedscastle
Leeds Castle
“There is something hauntingly beautiful about the Mediterranean’s majestic castles and fortresses,” says Antoine Levy, Sales and Marketing Director at The Thinking Traveller. “The history attached to these architectural landmarks is truly captivating, from heroic battles and ghostly legends to tragic love stories; every year thousands of people flock to explore where history meets legend. We wanted to find out which of these iconic landmarks were the most popular and create a resource that would inspire travellers to visit the most photogenic castles across Europe.”
The Tower of London, already one of Europe’s most well-known medieval landmarks, has received another accolade – the most Instagrammable Castle.
The results are from research carried out by the rental company The Thinking Traveller. They looked at Instagram, one of the leading social media sites, to come up with a list of the 15 most Instagrammable castles in Europe. This is based on recorded the number of hashtags on Instagram attributed to major castles by searching both [destination name]+castle.
The Tower of London, the earliest parts of which date back to 1078, has received an impressive 647,112 posts on Instagram. Edinburgh Castle took the second spot as the most Instagrammable European castle, generating an immense 646,244 posts.
The French icon Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy earned third place. The picturesque tiny island with a population of fewer than 30 people was captured in 596,062 posts on Instagram. Rounding out the top five most Instagrammable castles are Prague Castle in Czechia with 594,837 posts and the famous royal residence Windsor Castle with 432,092 posts.
Below is the full list of the 15 most Instagrammed castles in Europe:
Tower of London – London, England
Number of posts: 647,112 – Hashtag: #toweroflondon
Edinburgh Castle – Edinburgh, Scotland
Number of posts: 646,244- Hashtag: #edinburghcastle
Mont Saint-Michel – Normandy, France
Number of posts: 596,062 – Hashtag: #montsaintmichel
Prague Castle – Prague, Czechia
Number of posts: 594,837 – Hashtag: #praguecastle
Windsor Castle – Windsor, England
Number of posts: 432,092 – Hashtag: #Windsorcastle
Castle Sant’Angelo – Rome Italy
Number of posts: 347,762 – Hashtag: #castelsantangelo
Neuschwanstein Castle – Hohenschwangau, Germany
Number of posts: 260,849 – Hashtag: #neuschwansteincastle
Buda Castle – Budapest, Hungary
Number of posts: 205,807 – Hashtag: #budacastle
Palace of Versailles – Versailles, France
Number of posts: 185,311 – Hashtag: #palaceofversailles
Castel dell’Ovo – Naples, Italy
Number of posts: 175,664 – Hashtag: #casteldellovo
Pena Palace – Sao Pedro de Penaferrim, Portugal
Number of posts: 145,615 – Hashtag: #penapalace
Castello Aragonese – Gulf of Naples, Italy
Number of posts: 126,197 – Hashtag: #castelloaragonese
Warwick Castle – Warwick, England
Number of posts: 123,848 – Hashtag: #warwickcastle
White Tower of Thessaloniki – Thessaloniki, Greece
Number of posts: 122,649 – Hashtag: #whitetower
Leeds Castle – Kent, England
Number of posts: 110,061 – Hashtag: #leedscastle
“There is something hauntingly beautiful about the Mediterranean’s majestic castles and fortresses,” says Antoine Levy, Sales and Marketing Director at The Thinking Traveller. “The history attached to these architectural landmarks is truly captivating, from heroic battles and ghostly legends to tragic love stories; every year thousands of people flock to explore where history meets legend. We wanted to find out which of these iconic landmarks were the most popular and create a resource that would inspire travellers to visit the most photogenic castles across Europe.”
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