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The brick ruins and the reassembled stone column of the Old Princely Court behind a railing, with a fir tree on the left, on a sunny day.
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Old Princely Court

The Old Princely Court is the archaeological site of the first princely residence of Bucharest, in the Old Town. Vlad III is recorded here in 1459; later rulers rebuilt the palace until it fell out of use in the 18th century. Brick walls, vaulted cellars and a stone column can be seen from the street, beside the Old Court Church of 1559.

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