Are there any historical examples of castles with "secret passages", as often seen in fiction?

by dahud
jindianajonz

When I visited Versailles, one of the features that was pointed out in Marie Antoinette's rooms was a hidden door that she used to escape the palace when it was overrun by the Paris mob. The passage connected the Queen's apartments to the King's Apartments.

Goilde

Certainly there is. In fact Bran Castle where Dracula is based is famous for having many secret tunnels and are even discovering more .

http://www.bran-castle.com/

http://www.bran-castle.com/gallery-castle.html

graendallstud

The Castle of Montbazon (10th century, one of the oldest in France) had a secret passage to the church of the city, 100m from the walls. It may have had others, but they can't be explored anymore.