The King of England is understood to be a simple nature-loving man when he's not being a monarch of the country. After the glorious coronation weekend, the King has decided to take a vacation to his favourite destination in the world - a dusty village in the wilds of Romania's dirt-poor 'Dracula country.'
With his riches and money, he could vacation anywhere in the world, but his heart lies in the beautiful backwater of Viscri. A place he calls his 'second home.'
The King, reportedly, has at least 10 properties in the area and adores the 'timelessness' of the place. During his last trip to Viscri, he said:
The people of Viscri know King Charles as not the monarch but as the person he really is. Katherine, a former Briton who now lives in Viscri, told The Sun:
Charles - who silently gave £2 million for a new ecological wastewater treatment plant - is apparently much more at ease in Viscri than in England. Katherine added:
Another villager added:
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The Sun described entering into the village as if one were to step in the 1700s as gipsy horses and carts rattle along the shingle track. The picturesque village has the old-age charm where 'squawking geese squabble, cockerels crow and head-scarfed grannies knit and gossip while farmyard smells fill the air.'
When King Charles visits his 'escape,' he stays at a guest house called HRH Prince Charles Guest House. The King's room is just as he likes things - simple. It has an ornate antique oak double bed with matching bedside tables and a writing table. The monarch will be visiting the place next month.
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The Sun: Inside the dusty 'Dracula' village where King Charles has been secretly holidaying for 25 years