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ノイシュヴァンシュタイン城のバルコニーからは、二つの湖の非常に良い眺めが楽しめます。

The interior design of Neuschwanstein Castle features the recurring element of the soaring swan. This symbolizes purity and is the heraldic animal of the Counts of Schwangau, to which Ludwig II belonged. This bird can be seen everywhere, on the faucets, stained-glass windows, and even on the roof of the royal carriage.

From this vantage point on the paths around Castel Tirolo, the castle from which the Counts of Tyrol originated, you have a splendid view of the castle itself, the town of Merano and the valley of the Passirio river.

Beautiful view of the Alpine landscape and the Alpsee! There is a view of the magnificent mountain panorama around Schwangau. Impressive and recommended!

マリアン橋は、ノイシュヴァンシュタイン城の最も人気のある展望スポットです。通常、数百人の人々がここで賑わい、写真を撮ったりポーズをとったりして、素晴らしい景色を楽しんでいます。また、城の周りで最も有名な写真撮影スポットでもあり、城とその立地、そしてその背後にある平坦な丘陵地帯の素晴らしい眺めを楽しむことができます。

A predecessor building, "Schwanstein", was first mentioned in documents in 1397. Over the centuries, the castle was badly damaged. In 1832, Crown Prince Maximilian acquired the castle and had it converted into the palace we see today. After his death, his son, King Ludwig II, took over the property and had it decorated according to his preferences.

Very beautiful, impressive building. The view of the castle from the lake is great. The view from above is even better. Beautiful location, you'll be amazed and enjoy the great view! 👍 Worth a detour!

In 1903 he sold the castle to the entrepreneur Karl Schwickert from Pforzheim, who had it rebuilt. After his death in 1927, the castle fell into disrepair again until the de Rachewiltz family took up residence there and over time turned the castle into a center for cultural encounters. The American poet Ezra Pound completed his life's work, the Cantos, here from 1958 to 1962. Source: https://www.brunnenburg.net/de/willkommen-auf-der-brunnenburg/sagengeschichte/