Prandau-Normann Castle

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Prandau-Normann castle in Valpovo
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Prandau-Normann Castle
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Architectural style Baroque, Gothic
Location Valpovo, Croatia
Coordinates 45°39′32″N18°24′54″E / 45.659°N 18.415°E / 45.659; 18.415 Coordinates: 45°39′32″N18°24′54″E / 45.659°N 18.415°E / 45.659; 18.415

Prandau-Normann Castle or Valpovo Castle is a palace or castle in Valpovo, Croatia. It was owned by the noble Prandau-Normann family from the baroque period.

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