Travel Guide to Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany
Scenic spot introduction:
Germany Neuschwanstein (English: New Swan Stone Castle, German: Schloss Neuschwanstein) is one of the tens of thousands of castles in Germany. castle The most famous one in the world, it is called the symbol of Germany. castle The prototype of Hades in the Japanese anime "Saint Seiya" castle It is also one of the most popular tourist attractions in Germany, attracting a large number of tourists from all over the world every year. Neuschwanstein Visiting is like walking into a fairy tale world, where all the magical and beautiful stories seem to appear before your eyes. castle The dream of the builders. Hohenschwangau Castle It was no less important than the central theme of court lyric poetry at that time. Bavaria king The residence where one has lived the longest.Attractions distribution:
Neuschwanstein Full name New swan stone castle , located in Germany Bavaria Southwest, and the earlier Hohenschwangau Castle (Schloss Hohenschwangau, also known as the Old swan The castle is adjacent to the city of Füssen. Bavaria king One of Ludwig II's palaces, with 360 Room Of these, only 14 were built as designed. castle Internal Red Corridor , servants' room, living room , small greenhouse, king Palace, balcony, chapel , game room, Singer Hall Waiting for tourists to visit, next to Museum of the Bavarian Kings The Museum der bayerischen Könige displays a large number of historical materials and objects, especially king of Royal robe The most attractive. Take a train tour castle And surrounding forests landscape , is also a very good choice.Scenic spot features:
Visit, sightseeing, historical tour, monuments, architecture, forestTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe > Germany > Munich
How to get there:
Train: Take the train from Munich Train Station to Fussen Train Station, then take bus No. 73 to reach the destination Neuschwanstein Get off at Schwangau town bus station, then walk to or take Tourist carriage (Fee required) Go.
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Neuschwanstein Castle Ticket Prices:
1. Neuschwanstein , Hohenschwangau Castle (old swan Fort): 12 euros for adults, 11 euros for people over 65, students and disabled persons with ID, 11 euros for groups of 15 or more (must be purchased by one person); free for children or students under 18 (accompanied by their parents), bus drivers, etc.
2. Museum of the Bavarian Kings (Including audio guide): 9.5 euros for adults, free for children aged 0-12, 8 euros for those aged 13-18, seniors over 65, students and people with disabilities with ID, 8 euros for groups of 15 or more (must be purchased by one person); groups of less than 10 people must pay an additional fee.
3. Pass:
(1) Neuschwanstein + Hohenschwangau Castle Pass: 23 euros for adults, 11 euros for school groups, 21 euros for seniors over 65, students and disabled people with ID, 21 euros for groups of 15 or more (must be purchased by one person); free for children or students under 18 (accompanied by parents), bus drivers, etc.
(2) Hohenschwangau Castle + museum Pass: 20.5 euros for adults, free for children aged 0-12, 8 euros for 13-17 years old (accompanied by parents), 18 euros for school groups, seniors over 65 years old, students, and disabled people with ID, 18 euros for groups of 15 or more (must be purchased by one person); bus drivers and others are free, and groups of less than 10 people must pay an additional fee.
(3) Neuschwanstein + Hohenschwangau Castle + museum Pass: 29.5 euros for adults, free for children aged 0-12, 8 euros for children aged 13-17 (accompanied by a parent), school groups
Scenic area opening hours:
1. Ticketing Center : Summer: March 23rd - October 15th, 08:00-17:30; Winter: October 16th - March 22nd, 09:00-15:30.
2. Neuschwanstein : Summer: March 23rd - October 15th, 08:00-17:00; Winter: October 16th - March 22nd, 09:00-15:00.
2. Hohenschwangau Castle (old swan Castle): Summer: 08:00-17:30, March 23rd - October 15th; Winter: 09:00-15:30, October 16th - March 22nd.
3. Museum of the Bavarian Kings : Summer: March 23rd - October 15th, 09:00-19:00; Winter: October 16th - March 22nd, 10:00-18:00.
4. Closing time: Neuschwanstein January 1, December 24, 25, 31; Hohenschwangau Castle December 24; museum December 21-24.
Travel Tips
Travel Notes of Travellers:
- Travel Guide: 12-Day European Tour Guide for Four Countries 2017
- Travel Guide: Germany 7-Day Travel Guide 2017
- Traveling Alone: 15 Days in Europe (Part 3) Germany and Switzerland
travelling guideline:
1. If you queue up to buy tickets on the day, there will be a lot of people, so it is recommended to book tickets online in advance.
2. If Bavaria (Also known as Bayern, Bayern, Freistaat Bayern) There are many things to do. You can buy a ticket for the Bayern City Tour, which allows you to visit more than 40 cities within 14 days. castle .
3. Every year castle A concert will be held to commemorate king .
4. It is recommended that tourists walk from the Schwangau town bus station to Neuschwanstein The journey takes about 30 minutes. You can enjoy the natural scenery freely and slowly. It is also a good place to take photos.
5. The famous and traditional Munich Oktoberfest begins on September 22 every year, with nearly a million people flocking to the festival.
Tour route:
Classic three-day tour:
D1: Karlsplatz → Art Museum → king Square → Royal Brauhaus
D2: Shandlinger Gate → Assam Cathedral → Marienplatz → Allianz Arena → Nymphenburg Palace
D3: swan Fort → king lake
Best time to visit:
July-October
Shopping recommendations:
(Specialty products) Beer mugs, Nymphenburg porcelain, folk costumes, dolls in folk costumes, Dukatz tableware.
(Recommended shopping places) Maximilianstraße, the Five Palaces and the Maximilian Palace, the Predestrian Zone, and the Viktualienmarkt.
(Specialties) Beer, white sausage, roast pork (Schweinsbraten), roast pig's feet (Schweinshaxe), Bavaria Or Austrian cakes and desserts, pretzels (Brezn).
(recommend Dining room ) Tantris Dining room Tantris, Hofbräuhaus, Olympic Tower Rotating Dining room (Drehrestaurant im Olympiad).
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