• Neuschwanstein Castle may be the better known, but the older of the two is Hohenschwangau Castle, where King Ludwig II grew up.
  • ...village of Schwangau, which is located in a wooded area in southern Germany, there is one of the most beautiful castles in Europe - Hohenschwangau Castle.
  • To reach Hohenschwangau Castle, there are several options: By Train and Bus: If you travel by train, the closest station is Füssen.
  • Hohenschwangau Castle was the childhood home of the King Ludwig II of Bavaria and the birthplace of his son, Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria.
  • If you look at the photographs of Hohenschwangau Castle, taken from a bird's eye view, it may seem that the castle has grown in the middle of a dense forest...
  • Today's Hohenschwangau Castle was built into the partially preserved outer walls of Schwanstein Castle from the 14th century between 1537 and 1547.
  • Hohenschwangau Castle is certainly not a house of cards. This castle was created as a dream palace, but it is a dream that has endured.
  • Less famous, but not less worth seeing, is Hohenschwangau Castle. ... He gave it the new name “Hohenschwangau”.
  • Close to the beautiful fairytale castle Neuschwanstein is the equally enchanting Hohenschwangau castle.
  • In 1832, Maximillian II, father of the Mad King fell in love with the location of the land and purchased the ruinous Hohenschwangau Castle.