Fly over the mansion William Randolph Hearst built and George Bernard Shaw deemed, ""The place God would've built if he had the money."" 🎥Aerial America | Smithsonian Channel

23K views · 1K reactions | The wine cellar at Hearst Castle is typically shown as part of our Cottages and Kitchen tour. Today we’re bringing it to you virtually! So relax, pour a glass of wine and enjoy this quick tour of the wine cellar! | Hearst Castle | Facebook

40 reactions · 17 shares | We are celebrating our 100th anniversary since ground broke to build Hearst Castle in 1920. Construction went on for about 28 years before it was left incomplete after Mr. Hearst's death in 1951. For 25 of those years, Nigel Keep was an important figure at the ranch, as this video by Guide Amber shows how he transformed the landscape. | Hearst Castle | Facebook

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The smallest of the three guest cottages, Casa del Monte, offers up plenty in the way of exquisite art and architecture. Take a look at the rooms on the top floor (the only floor of the two that was ever finished) of the guest house, also known in Castle vernacular as "B" house. | Hearst Castle