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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.

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

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Here you can take a few more photos before the tour begins

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great lake with mountains in the background

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The view of the royal castles makes the already very beautiful picture perfect.

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In many places there are wonderful views of and over the Alpsee.

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Despite the large number of tourists, the view from the Marienbrücke to Neuschwanstein Castle and the Pöllat Gorge is very worthwhile! The bridge is open again!

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From the viewing platform you have a great view of the castle, highly recommended

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A highly recommended hike that challenges you. It's a great walk up to Marienbrücke with a rewarding view

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A light steel construction painted white above the Pöllat Gorge. At home, only a maximum of 170 people can be entered. The thick oak planks then give way noticeably.

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The bridge allows 200 visitors to view the Royal Castle at the same time... however, some of the planks are a bit wobbly. Those who are afraid of heights should choose a different route

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Füssen is at the end of the Via Claudia Augusta cycle path and the Romantic Road. Füssen rightly enjoys an excellent reputation, as it lies at the foot of the Alps and on a beautiful lake (Forggensee). The old town of Füssen also offers a number of sights and the proximity to the Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau castles have made Füssen famous beyond the borders.

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Nice old town with small, cozy shops and refreshment stops, easy parking on the edge of the old town.

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The old town of Füssen is not huge now, but still worth seeing :-) If you are in the mood for something special, buy a "snowball" which is available with different fillings - it's worth it :-)

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If you can set it up, you have to go to this place on a cold clear winter night when the lake is frozen over. Keep your ears open and let yourself be surprised ... 🤗

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The city's origins go back to Roman times and experienced its heyday at the beginning of the 16th century, when Emperor Maximilian I and his court stayed in Füssen almost 40 times. The destruction of the Thirty Years' War meant a deep turning point for the Füssen trading center, from which it only recovered very slowly. Today you can find many fountains, shops and the city wall, which is still well preserved in the old town. The Municipal Picture Gallery is housed in the “High Castle”. In the Museum of the City of Füssen, which is located in the Benedictine monastery of St. Mang, the history of Füssen's lute and violin making is documented, among other things.

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From the lower end of the Alpsee you have the best view of both castles. When circumnavigating the lake, dog owners should know that there is also grating, which cannot be bypassed.

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The interior of Hohenschwangau Castle is certainly not as worth seeing as in Neuschwanstein, but it is also a castle in which, so to speak, "lived".

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I think Hohenschwangau doesn't need to hide behind Neuschwanstein.

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The path is great, but it doesn't go with a stroller!

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