Fantasy Castle referenced by Disneyland Logo

My daughter and I went to Europe for the first time and visited several places. Our stop was Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany. The other castle in the photo is Hohenschwangau. We went with a local one-day tour group. Because there were large and small tours, it was very inconvenient to go by ourselves. We gathered at Munich Central Station. This castle is one of the palaces of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. If I remember correctly, it should have been built at the end of the 19th century, but its style is more Japanese and Korean. In fact, it is not that old. I heard it was a The king who died young was another king who did not do his job and was only obsessed with art. Haha. (Listen carefully to the tour guide’s explanation) Speaking of the most important thing, why is this castle so famous and so many people visit it? It turns out that the castle in the Disneyland LOGO is designed based on Neuschwanstein Castle as a template. It is the inspiration for many castles in modern fairy tales. It feels a bit dreamy. After entering, there will be an explanation machine in different languages. Everyone will listen to the explanation of a route as they walk. In fact, the castle is not yet completed, and we can only visit the inner part. The whole process may only take about an hour. Done, well worth a visit. There are also some snack bars after going up to the castle area, and there are restaurants at the bus station in front of the castle. #neuschwansteincastle 💞 # germanytravel #parent-childgoodplace Recommended reason: dreamy castle Itinerary: Local one-day tour # Sign up to be a hotel trial sleeper in October