Revealed: King Charles's Romanian hideaway where His Majesty will enjoy the simple life in the land of Dracula to recuperate from his Coronation (without his newly crowned Queen) 

 Camilla will not accompany him, preferring to remain in her more modern Wiltshire home. Although she is very happy for her hard-working, 74-year-old husband to enjoy some uniquely traditional 'r and r'.

The King will sleep in a simple wooden bed, drink hand-pressed apple juice – and maybe even judge the local lawn-mowing competition, as he has done on previous visits.

It may come as a surprise that the British sovereign, who is actually distantly related to Vlad the Impaler, is incredibly passionate about Romania.

He loves the country so much that he secretly bought a run-down former farmhouse in Zalanpatak, close to the Carpathian Mountains, several years ago with the help of local landowner Count Kalnoky, his great friend (and another distant relative of Vlad, said to be the inspiration for Dracula). 

 

Maybe he can meet up with top G

"Count Kálnoky's Transylvanian Guesthouses, Micloşoara" now on booking.com

And how many other Brits have second homes in other countries?

 

Just another nothing burger and click bait from that upright bastion of truth, the Daily Wail Mail.