Damsgård Country Mansion, built in the 1770s fort Joachim Christian Geelmuyden (1730-1795), is a masterpiece of Rococo architecture in wood in Norway. The gardens are ... read more
Danson House is a beautiful Georgian villa, built in 1766 and designed by Sir Robert Taylor, the architect of the Bank of England. It is set in more than 80 ha (200 ... read more
Dean's Court dates very early back to 705 AD, being part of Saxon monastery of Wimcombe. In 1548 the estate (1,600 ha/4,000 acres) was acquired by John Hanham, MP, ... read more
Deene Park is, since 1514, the seat of the Brudenell family. The House, with its family collections, is partly open to the public on House Open Days. The beautiful ... read more
Delapre Abbey dates back to the 12th century when it was a nunnery of the Cluniac order. After 1535 the Abbey became a country estate under the Tates and Bouveries ... read more
Delitzsch Castle is used as a museum, with a Baroque garden and a viewing tower. It displays prestigious interior, which has been preserved in its original state. read more
Derrynane House, dating back to 1702, was the ancestral home of the politician and statesman Daniel O'Connell, who fought for Catholic emancipation. Surrounded ... read more
Dieskau Castle has undergone many building phases from mid 15th until the 19th century according to the style of the moment. In the second half of the 18th century, the ... read more
Dinefwr is an iconic place in the history of Wales and comprises a twelfth century ruined castle, the mid 17th century Newton House house and a landscape deer park ... read more
Duchov Castle came in to the hands of the Counts Waldstein, via the Lobkowicz family, in 1642 and stayed there ever since until its confiscation in 1945. The castle is ... read more
Doddington Hall, as it presents today, was built in 1595-1600 by Thomas Tailor and has passed through the generations up to the present owners, Claire and James Birch. ... read more
Domaine Château d’Ermenonville, presently a hotel, is the place where Henry IV met his famous mistress Gabrielle d'Estrées. The château is surrounded by ... read more
Domaine de Chamarande (98 ha) is today publicly owned, and has become a place where nature and gardening is combined with artistic, cultural and educational ... read more
Château de Chantilly is one of the French and European cultural jewels, with an impressive art collection. The last private owner, the Duc d'Aumale, bequeathed the ... read more
The elegant Château de Courson, surrounded by a beautiful park, has been in the family of de Nervaux-Loys since the 18th century. Today the château and park are open to ... read more
Domaine de Dampierre is a historical place which was built by the de Luynes family between 1675 and 1683 on the occasion of the union of their son with a daughter of ... read more
Domaine de Franc Waret is the private residence of the Comtes d'Andigné, surrounded by 120 ha of French gardens and an English-style garden. The Domaine is available ... read more
Domaine de l'Orangerie de Lanniron is a former summer residence of the bishops of Quimper. It is surrounded by 38 hectares, 17th century park and gardens, ... read more
Domaine de Léonardsau: The park and the chateau were created by baron Albert de Dietrich (1861-1957) and is today owned by the city of Obernai. read more
The Domaine de Madame Elisabeth (Château de Montreuil) was the charming residence which King Louis XVI had bought in 1783 for his sister, Madame Elisabeth, after the ... read more
