Germany is one of these countries will find you if you can spend much time exploring its landscape, its culture, its gastronomy and its inhabitants. There are so many things to do and see in this great country that you might need moths or even years to cover all the sights of Germany. However, there are very few people to spend the luxury of more than one or two week vacation can afford. If you see only a limited time to Germany, you should do some time in your schedule for its castles. The hotel is located in some of the most beautiful regions of Germany and built with style and elegance all these castles take your breath away when you see them.

Burg Eltz

Burg Eltz is one of the best preserved castles in Germany. Built in the Middle Ages is back, the first written proof of Burg Eltz to 1157 and thus the only family whose administration, this castle was the family Eltz. Even today, a third of the castle is not open to the public because it is the residence of the Eltz family. Only two thirds of the castle can be visited, but worth it. Here you see beautiful frescoes, antique furniture, paintings and works of art, decorated in a style that has stood the test of time decorated.

Neuschwanstein Castle

Another great castle and the famous, even if the old castle of Neuschwanstein. This castle construction began in 1869 during the reign of King Ludwig II. He wanted an elegant castle that has almost completely extravagant signature. It said there would be no less than 14 carpenters who worked on the King’s Chamber, and it took about 4 ½ years. Unfortunately, many rooms were left open, when King Ludwig II was removed from the throne. But what has been done is a work of art that deserves our admiration and our thanks.

The castle is not only famous for its tapestries, its works of art or design, but also for the fact that the model for the famous castle Disney Disneyland. So if you see the original will, you should not miss the castle!

Castle Frankenstein

If you like the famous story of Frankenstein, you can also see where it all began. Castle Frankenstein, in Damstedt in Frankfurt, the castle was the inspiration for the novel by Mary Shelley. There are all sorts of legends about this castle, and it would be very interesting to hear that things have taken inside the castle now in ruins.

There are many other castles that require your attention, while in Germany. However, if your time is pretty limited, at least try to see them. You’ll definitely be back more when you get the chance.


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