Cinderella's Castle, the main entrance to Fantasyland, is the most photographed building at Walt Disney World.

Over the years, it has undergone some changes, from being transformed to a large, pink, candy trimmed 25th Anniversary cake, to the more ornate gold-trimmed spectacle that it is today.

Standing at 180 feet tall, the graceful spires and towers were inspired by the French castles of the 12th and 13th century, as well as Disney's animated feature, Cinderella.

The fairy tale Castle may look like the real thing, but it is actually made out of steel beams and fiberglass, not bricks.