168K views · 2K reactions | Every time a fairytale beauty: Neuschwanstein Castle in Hohenschwangau, Germany! The castle, built in 1869 for Bavaria’s King Ludwig II, is currently closed on account of the coronavirus pandemic. Have any of you ever visited Neuschwanstein? | DW Travel | Facebook

Hidden in the Bavarian Alps, Hohenschwangau Castle feels like stepping into a fairytale. 🏰 Once the childhood home of King Ludwig II, this golden-yellow castle overlooks the sparkling Alpsee and offers breathtaking views of Neuschwanstein just across the valley. 🌄 Walking through its ornate rooms, you can almost imagine young Ludwig dreaming of the legendary castle he would later build. 💭 A visit here is not just about history, but about stepping into the imagination of Bavaria’s most famous

🏰 Hohenschwangau Castle – A Fairytale Gem in Bavaria 🇩🇪 Nestled in the heart of the Bavarian Alps, Hohenschwangau Castle is a dreamlike retreat with a history as enchanting as its surroundings. This 19th-century castle, once the childhood home of King Ludwig II, offers breathtaking views of Alpsee Lake and the majestic Neuschwanstein Castle nearby. With its golden-yellow facade, romantic architecture, and beautifully adorned interiors, Hohenschwangau takes you back to an era of royal grandeur