The Sezincote House in England is famous for inspiring which iconic royal residence after the Prince Regent visited it in 1807?
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The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is the correct answer. The Prince Regent was so dazzled by the Indian-inspired architecture of Sezincote that he decided his seaside getaway needed a major makeover in that same style. Buckingham Palace was not the muse here, as it was undergoing its own massive transformations at the time. Windsor Castle was already far too busy being a medieval fortress to bother with Indian domes. Kensington Palace stayed loyal to its classic European roots rather than chasing the exotic vibes of the English countryside.