Neuschwanstein castle in Bavaria and is at the behest of King Ludwig II built on a rock. Ludwig II was strongly opposed to make the castle available to the public.
Six weeks after his death in 1886 the gates of the palace but were still open to tourists. Could one at the beginning or move freely through the castle and look at everything at rest, a tour of the castle is now only possible with a 35-minute tour. In this guide, it will be forewarned, you have to climb 165 steps and descend 181.
Schloss Neuschwanstein, due to its architecture as the epitome of the Romantic era and is considered by many as a fairytale castle. The wall paintings inside the castle belong in part to music dramas of Wagner. The double-story throne room of the palace but has no throne, but a floor that is decorated with paintings of animals and plants. The wall paintings in this room were Wilhelm Hauschild made. Technically, Schloss Neuschwanstein was with things like a Rumford stove and a toilet with automatic flushing time-to-date
2007 Schloss Neuschwanstein managed to reach the final choice of the seven new wonders of the world. Inclusion in this squad was the castle but unfortunately not. With around 1.3 million visitors to Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most visited castles in Europe.
