Neuschwanstein Castle

Top tip: Hike to Mary’s Bridge first to see the look out point. It can get crowded, so it’s better to see it before the castle tour starts, especially if on a tight schedule.

It's very feel to read the story before going, reading the Bible story is very helpful to understand the frescoes, will feel more meaningful to travel. The buildings and interior decoration are very good and worth seeing! Also check out the story of Princess Sisi, who grew up with the designer king after all

When I traveled to Europe that year, I stayed in Füssen in Germany for one night. I visited Neuschwanstein Castle the next day. From Italy to Germany, I can clearly feel the reliability and rigor of the Germans. You can walk up to Schwanstein Castle. You can ride the horse-drawn carriage down the mountain. It was 6 euros one way back then. The experience of riding the horse-drawn carriage is still good, although it smells a bit stinky to the horse's butt. When I arrived on the mountain, I waited to enter the castle. The screen showed the time for a batch of tourists to enter. The Germans are very strict. It is really not a minute before or after, that you enter on time! It is not possible to take pictures in the museum. After entering the museum, a guide will lead you to visit. There is a rest platform outside the castle, with a good view, you can look at the plains in the distance. In early November, it was already snowing, and you can watch the snow scene. The name of Neuschwanstein Castle comes from the Middle Ages. There are legends about the Cygnus Knights. The interior decoration of the castle is extremely luxurious. From the ceiling, lighting, walls to daily utensils, all are crafted by craftsmen. They are very beautiful and a fairytale color. castle.

I have seen many photos of Neuschwanstein Castle on the Internet, but I was shocked when I was close to it. During the heavy rains in Bavaria in late May, the temperature dropped to 0 degrees, and the photographers on the bridge froze. Fortunately, when we got out of the car, the rain was lighter. When we arrived at the castle, the rain almost stopped. Ludwig II was sad for a lifetime, but left the most beautiful castle. Take the bus up the mountain and walk down the mountain. The castle has limited current and entered in batches. We arrived earlier than the scheduled time and entered after standing outside and eating our own lunch. Photography is not allowed inside the castle.

This is also a historic castle and the surroundings are very nice and well worth a visit