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A beautifully landscaped park that serves as a local recreation area.

Below the summer residence of King Maximilian II, Hohenschwangau Castle, lies Schwansee Park. Picturesquely framed by the Kalvarienberg and Schwarzenberg mountains, it is now a local recreation area for guests and locals. However, those interested will discover a garden architectural gem that is second to none: the royal castle park of Hohenschwangau. After Crown Prince Maximilian, later King Maximilian II, completed Hohenschwangau Castle, he acquired land in Rohrachfilz below to create a castle park. The first plans for the park were drawn up in 1837 by the landscape architect Carl August Sckell, whose uncle Ludwig Sckell designed the English Garden in Munich. After Sckell's death, Peter Joseph Lenné took over this work and developed a castle park based on the English model. Source: https://www.schwangau.de/koeniglich/schwangaus-landschaft-und-natur/der-schwanseepark

Crown Prince Maximilian, later King Maximilian II, had the Schwanseepark laid out as an English garden in the middle of the 19th century by the garden architect Carl August Sckell and later by the famous garden and landscape architect Peter Joseph Lenné as an addition to his Hohenschwangau Castle. After a period of neglect, attempts are now being made to restore the park to its original state with numerous gardening interventions. The centre of the Schwanseepark is the eponymous Schwansee, which is heavily framed by reed areas, particularly on the north-eastern side, but also offers beautiful views from the south-western side. From some points in the park with specially created sightlines, the two castles of Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein can be seen in a slightly elevated position.

Einfall a super nice area to bike

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

Nice trail with interesting stuff

Pure nature always gladly again

Beautiful reflections of the castle in the lake 🤩👍🏻