周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

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

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Beautifully situated, with many swimming areas and a view of Neuschwanstein Castle.

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The destination of the Lech ErlebnisWeg, which leads from Landsberg to Füssen, is located directly at the Lechfall. The Lechweg begins just a few steps further, for those who haven't had enough of hiking.

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Anyone who has seen the Lechfall should continue on foot at the Schwansee kiosk through the forest to the Schwan See. From there you can see the two castles from dad (money) and (white) from the son - King Ludwig II.

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the schwansee is very beautiful in winter as in summer :-)

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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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Neuschwanstein Castle, with its history, is actually a "must" for everyone who is here.

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Wonderful lake for swimming, relaxing, ... with a circular path. We also recommend the homemade cake in the Franz Wölfle Hut sehr

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The Alpsee is unique in terms of its panorama, surrounded by mountains and you can easily walk around it in about 1.5 hours. At the bottom is the Marian monument and you have a great view of the two castles. Dog owners should be aware that when walking around you also have to cross some gratings which cannot be avoided.

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The Schwansee and its mountain panorama with the castle is unique, but the lake also has its charms when going around it.

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When you see this view, you understand why Ludwig II wanted to build his fairytale castle here.

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The Lechfall is about twelve meters high and the Lech falls down over its entire width. Very impressive to see, especially at high tide.

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South of the old town of Füssen you can experience a special natural spectacle on the federal road B 17 (Tiroler Straße). There, the Lech pours into a narrow gorge via a dam built in the 18th century. You have a good view from the new viewing platform on the east bank or directly from the Maxsteg, which spans the waterfall.

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From the south-west bank of the lake you have a great view of the royal castles. Dog owners should know that they will have to walk over some grating when circumnavigating the lake with their dog.

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The 60 meter deep lake with a circumference of about 5 kilometers lies in the middle of a picture book landscape. The Alpsee can be circumnavigated (on foot). The 3.9 km long Alpsee circular route begins in Hohenschwangau directly below the royal palaces and runs mainly in the shade. On the south bank of the lake is the Alpseebad, which is easily accessible by bike and equipped with a sunbathing lawn and kiosk. It offers the opportunity to swim in the crystal-clear water of the lake.

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Things are a bit less busy here than at the Alpsee

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The view at dusk over the Schwansee to Neuschwanstein is great.

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Lechfall stairs, it's worth a look.

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A lovely, but crowded spot to stop and enjoy the waterfall