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Excerpt from "The Global Conspiracy and How to End it"

Caverns, Cauldrons and Concealed Creatures
http://www.hiddenmysteries.org/
headlines/arch/mar2006.shtml
p. 89
Researcher Michael Mott has produced an excellent collection of
stories on these underground dwellers in folklore and myth in his book, Cavers, Cauldrons, and Concealed Creatures.
He writes that England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland all
have endless traditions of underground peoples with many similarities and common oritigins between them. It seems to be that Scotland, Ireland and the British Isles in general are a major
centre for the Reptilian bloodlines, not least because of the
number of entrances to the underground world.
It is the same in France, Germany and the highly significant
Caucasus Mountains between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea, which I will come to later

Book from Michael Mott, Caverns, Cauldrons and Concealed Creatures

Balmoral Castle
One of the 300 estates of the
British Royals

What is really under the Windsor's Balmoral Castle or the late Queen Mother's Glamis Castle in Scotland? There is a legendary secret room at Glamis. According to one guest, the writer Sir Walter Scott, and others, it is the family's law or custom that the secret is known only to three people at any one time. They take a "terrible oath" not to reveal the secret. Another guest, Lord Halifax, said that in 1875 a workman at the castle came across a dorr leading to a long passageway. The man investigated, but then he saw something that made him run back in terror. When the 13th Earl of Strathmore was told what the workman had seen, he persuaded him to accept money to emigrate and give his word never to reveal what he saw. Lord Halifax said that after the incident the Earl was a changed man, who became silent and moody, with an "anxious, scared face".

They enter their Home through Underground Lakes

The Norse/Germanic fairies, goblins, trows, knockers, brownies, leprechauns, sidhe (shee), tylwyth teg (terlooeth teig) and so on, were either malevolent or indifferent to humanity, Michael Mott says.
They lived, virtually without exception, under the ground. Hills, mounds, ruins, hill-forts, mountains, cliffs and ancient cities were said to be the "rooftops" of their palaces. Beings that mirror modern reports of the Sasquatch (Big Foot) and teh Yeti (Abominable Snowman) can be found in ancient sotires of underground creatures that come tot he surface. Like the Nagas, the serpent people of Asia, European folklore often claimed that these "fairy" people entered their underground homes through lakes.

From Muggles.net:
Underground Lake in Harry Potter Story

Collection of Underground Lakes

Begun in 1869 at the behest of Bavaria's Louis II , this lavish stronghold is an eccentric romantic reconstruction of a medieval castle, complete with a walled courtyard, indoor garden, towers, and an artificial cave. Its two-story throne room is modeled after a Byzantine basilica. Wall paintings depict scenes from Richard Wagner 's operas.

http://www.tompgalvin.com/places/de/bayern/
koenigschlosser_neuschwanstein.htm

Heidelberg Castle
http://www.tompgalvin.com/places/de/
bayern/koenigschlosser_neuschwanstein.htm

Frankfurter Schule
http://catholicinsight.com/
online/features/article_882.shtml