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Beautiful view over a large part of the complex

beautiful view of the cascade, castle and water features

Simply great to look at

Linderhof Palace near Ettal, Ludwig II's smallest palace, impresses with its magnificent interiors featuring stucco, mirrors, wood inlays, and gold decorations, particularly in the Hall of Mirrors and the Moroccan Room. The palace is surrounded by an extensive English-style landscaped garden with terraces, waterfalls, fountains, grottos, pavilions, and statues, which blend harmoniously into the Alpine landscape. Those who wish to explore the palace and its gardens can do so by bike, as cycle paths connect Linderhof Palace with the surrounding region, allowing for a relaxing tour through nature and culture.

Just below the music pavilion, the pretty arcades branch off to the left and right... you can walk through them to the foot of the cascades

On the north side of the palace, to the left and right of the cascades, arcades of linden trees supported by gardens flank the ensemble. Two additional arcades form an arched element around the entire ensemble. All four arcades share a common starting point above, below the bandstand. The framework of the arcades consists of arches and individual longitudinal beams made of formed sheet metal, extended by wooden longitudinal beams. The framework is painted entirely green and, together with the linden trees, gives the arcades their natural expression. The arcades are accessible and offer a wonderful atmosphere in sunny weather.

a very beautiful area, invites you to linger, bicycles can be pushed through the park

A park worth seeing, it's worth it. When the palace was built, the park was also created between 1874 and 1880. Ludwig II commissioned the court gardener Carl von Effner to plan it. An initial plan from 1868 had envisaged a much smaller version of the formal Versailles palace park, but this could not be built because of its size of around 1.2 kilometers in the narrow valley. The much more intimate park that was finally realized combines various garden forms.