Palace / CastleNeuschwanstein Castle

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No. 1 out of 2 Palace / Castle in Schwangau

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Overall rating includes:
80
Accessibility
96
"Must See"-Factor
78
Budget Friendliness
97
Architecture
97
Condition
91
Historical Significance

Address Neuschwansteinstr. 20
Schwangau
87645

Telephone: +49(8362)939880

Fax: +49(8362)9398819

Websites

Official Homepage
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Surroundings

Pollat Gorge
(0.3 miles)
Hohenschwangau
(0.7 miles)
Sommerrodelbahn Schwangau
(0.8 miles)
Alpsee
(0.8 miles)
Sankt Coloman-Kirche
(1.5 miles)
Marienbrücke
(1.6 miles)
Königliche Kristalltherme
(1.7 miles)
Rübezahl
(1.8 miles)
Franziskanerkloster Füssen
(2.3 miles)
Heilig-Geist Spitalkirche
(2.4 miles)

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Vasileva71(41)

61%

perfection!

[Vasileva71, 18/06/2011] This castle is situated on the outskirts of Bavaria. When approached to it, even from far away gave me great respect. Powered sculpture is amazing. Is surrounded by nature very clean and green. From inside the castle is even more incredible. People who translated a great care for him. There are many rooms that are reserved in the past. Simply amazing.

yankin(28)
Birmingham, United Kingdom

99%

good

[yankin, 16/12/2009] The castle Neuschwanstein is an impressive spectacle. However, it is disappointing, that the guided tours are so short!

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Guardian.co.uk

70%

very good

This is a review of a visit to two of Ludwig II's castles in Bavaria, Linderhof and Neuschwanstein. Neuschwanstein is said to be "the no. 1 tourist attraction in Germany". Inevitably, a great deal of it revolves around Ludwig himself and his "madness" which gives the author plenty of material for a humorous piece. The visit to Neuschwanstein is in the second half of the article. They park in the "Valley of the Oedipus Complex" and the author takes the "Dracula Has Risen From The Grave route" (i.e. she hires a horse and cart). She takes the guided tour through the Red Corridor, the Thron [more]