Yes, the one on the Disney logo and in the parks! Neuschwanstein Castle was built in the 19th century for King Ludwig II. It’s a turreted castle on a hilltop, and you can tour the preserved royal ...

Hohenschwangau is the neighboring castle of Neuschwanstein, but the visit is of course still worthwhile. What distinguishes the childhood castle of the Bavarian King Ludwig II. The "fairy tale king" ...

At the Infopoint Museums & Castles in Bavaria, tourists and locals get the latest news and comprehensive information about approximately 1,300 museums and castles in Bavaria. Whether you're a tourist ...

MUNICH, Germany - Winter was cold and dark in the Bavarian Alps during the mid-19th century. Still a few people who ventured outdoors at night would sometimes see a mysterious, bright glow gliding ...

SCHWANGAU, Germany--Given that King Ludwig II of Bavaria built Neuschwanstein Castle as a place where he could get away from the public and the sycophants who wanted to be near him, he might well have ...

I often tell people there are two versions of Germany. One is the pulsing nightlife of Berlin in the north, the other the quaint fairytale-towns of Bavaria in the south. Even the more built-up capital ...

Built in late 19th century, Neuschwanstein Castle was originally meant to be an isolated retreat for the King Ludwig II of Bavaria. Located on the hilltop village near Füssen, it is one of the most ph ...