London or New York?

[Nimzonia]

The US doesn't have any true castles. They are all just follies or large houses with the word 'castle' in the name.

No, we have castles here that were brought over here from Europe.

No, you have replicas of castles that were demolished in Europe.

[Hegstoria]

No, we have castles here that were brought over here from Europe.

No, you have replicas of castles that were demolished in Europe.

It was taken down and rebuilt with the same materials here, hardly a demolition.

[Nimzonia]

No, you have replicas of castles that were demolished in Europe.

It was taken down and rebuilt with the same materials here, hardly a demolition.

Priceless antiques generally aren't regarded as being the same when they've been smashed and glued back together.

In any case, I think you're mistaken, and that either the building in question is not a true castle, or was not actually imported from Europe. Real castles are not very portable due to the way they are constructed and the fact that they are almost all in various states of decay.

Do you have a source? Or even a name? Because I can find no evidence of such a castle.

[Hegstoria]

It was taken down and rebuilt with the same materials here, hardly a demolition.

Priceless antiques generally aren't regarded as being the same when they've been smashed and glued back together.

In any case, I think you're mistaken, and that either the building in question is not a true castle, or was not actually imported from Europe. Real castles are not very portable due to the way they are constructed and the fact that they are almost all in various states of decay.

Do you have a source? Or even a name? Because I can find no evidence of such a castle.

Wow... You actually decided to go look? You'd swear this was some serious debate or something. No, I do not know the name. It's in a town a short distance from where I live up atop a mountain, it can be seen from the Taconic Parkway or the 87/287 highway (I can't remember which one it is). I know about it through someone who's been to it before.

[Nimzonia]

Priceless antiques generally aren't regarded as being the same when they've been smashed and glued back together.

In any case, I think you're mistaken, and that either the building in question is not a true castle, or was not actually imported from Europe. Real castles are not very portable due to the way they are constructed and the fact that they are almost all in various states of decay.

Do you have a source? Or even a name? Because I can find no evidence of such a castle.

Wow... You actually decided to go look? You'd swear this was some serious debate or something. No, I do not know the name. It's in a town a short distance from where I live up atop a mountain, it can be seen from the Taconic Parkway or the 87/287 highway (I can't remember which one it is). I know about it through someone who's been to it before.

Castles are an interest of mine, so if this did happen I would like to know. I'm pretty certain the building in question is not a real castle, however.

[Lacadaemon]

London has a 900 year old castle right in the middle of the city, and in it's original location. You may be familiar with it:

So does Newcastle. But that is hardly a reason to go there. (Well unless you can't get into the University).

[The Parthians]

New York has quite literally everything ever conceived of on Earth.

Seriously. Delivery Afghan food. London doesn't have that,

Therefore, New York.

You probably can get everything in London too with the right amount of money.

And London does have Afghan delivery food.

Oh.

Well then, London wins.

The women have better accents there.