Did you know? It was not Neuschwanstein, but rather Linderhof that was the favorite castle of the Bavarian 'fairy-tale king' Ludwig II. We show you the palace he had built at the end of the 19th century in Ettal, Upper Bavaria! | DW Travel

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Neuschwanstein Castle, a famous castle located in Bavaria, Germany. This castle was built in the 19th century under the direction of King Ludwig II of Bavaria and is one of the most prominent examples of romantic architecture in the world. The castle is situated on a rugged hill, surrounded by the majestic Alps and lush green forests, creating a fairy-tale-like scenery. Neuschwanstein features pointed towers, white stone walls, and steep roofs, embodying a strong medieval style. The interior is