In 2005, a Danish man moved into an ordinary suburban house and started building a garden wall the following year; two decades later it has castle towers, a four-metre moat and hundreds of visitors
- Peter Hvid’s castle hosts an annual Halloween event, now featuring 16 actors and treats sponsored by local businessesOn a quiet residential street near Aalborg, Denmark, one house looks as though it has wandered out of another century.
- There are towers where neighbours have garages, battlements where most homes have rooflines and a moat surrounding what was once an entirely ordinary suburban property.
- For Peter Hvid, what began as a garden wall has evolved over two decades into Casa Del Renaissance, a homemade medieval fantasy complete with a courtyard, drawbridge and towering stonework.
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- Peter Hvid’s castle hosts an annual Halloween event, now featuring 16 actors and treats sponsored by local businessesOn a quiet residential street near Aalborg, Denmark, one house looks as though it has wandered out of another century.
- There are towers where neighbours have garages, battlements where most homes have rooflines and a moat surrounding what was once an entirely ordinary suburban property.
- For Peter Hvid, what began as a garden wall has evolved over two decades into Casa Del Renaissance, a homemade medieval fantasy complete with a courtyard, drawbridge and towering stonework.
Sources: Times of India