Such a beautiful and peaceful place.Photo by Maria natalina S, Indonesia
We missed Oktoberfest, but evidently you can buy t...Photo by Anonymous
Castle of Neuschwanstein under construction til...Photo by Florian L
The famous view from the Mary's Bridge.Photo by Heather J, USA
The river Salzach in the foreground and Festung Ho...Photo by Mary M, USA
The museum is really great and charming. Don't wor...Photo by Anonymous
Neuschwanstein from MariensbrueckePhoto by Alison C, Australia
My fave photo of the day!Photo by Lucy S, United Kingdom
A view of the tentPhoto by Anonymous
Riding bikes in the Englisher Garten at dusk, Muni...Photo by Anonymous
n/aPhoto by Olga B, Ireland
fantastic. The interior is as beautiful as exterio...Photo by Harvey H
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The group having a grand old time.Photo by Anonymous
Hitler used this existing monument as the site for...Photo by Thomas W, USA
The guide explained how Hitelr tried to refer to G...Photo by Eli V, Israel
Approaching the Friedensengle (Angel of Peace)....Photo by Thomas E
On the way up to Neuschwanstein castlePhoto by Ye L, Sweden
Walking up to the castle.Photo by Joseph S, USA
Taken looking up at the castle from three quart...Photo by David S
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Munich: Monument - Historical
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Germany's Royal Castles
The inspiration for Sleeping Beauty's castle at Disneyland, Neuschwanstein was built by King Ludwig II in the 19th century. Capture the grandeur of this architecture and picturesque mountain scenery ... Continue Reading »
Rococo A Go Go
Minimalism schminimalism: sometimes the eye craves excess and that’s when Rococo comes into its own. Too much was barely enough for this 18th century child of the Baroque, with its gilded lilies, ... Continue Reading »
Royal Recluse
Everyone knows Neuschwanstein. Part of the building’s ongoing allure is the legend of its owner, the so-called “mad” king, Ludwig II of Bavaria, who commissioned it as an architectural embodiment of ... Continue Reading »
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