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Castle Neuschwanenstein
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Melissa Sabrina Mosko

Period 2

Ms. Delgado, English

Table of Contents

Introduction page 1

Location page 2

Constructions page 2-3

The Interior page 3

Disneyland page 4

Source list page 5

Castle Neuschwanstein is a global symbol for the era of Romanticism and one of the

most popular destinations in Europe.

It is located in the German state Bavaria and with 1.6 million visitors per year one of the

mostly visited castles in the world.

In the following report I’m going to tell about the history and the meaning of the castle

nowadays.

Castle Neuschwanstein is one of the three castles that were built by Ludwig ll, who was

King of Bavaria from 1864 until 1886, in 1868 and has been opened to the public seven

weeks after his death in 1886.

The king lived just a few months in the then not completely built castle.

The castle, although it was built at the end of the 19th century, looks like a knight’s castle

of the middle age and is often also called fairy – tale castle.

Ludwig ll was famous for his affection for art, poetry and music and wanted to

implement his little dream world through castle Neuschwanstein.

The shy king had built the castle in order to withdraw from public life.

Location

Castle Neuschwanstein rises from the Bavarian Alps in Germany. It’s about 2 hours by

car west from Munich, the capital of the German state Bavaria, 3 hours by train,

and lies in the mountains above the village Hohenschwangau.

There visitors will find the “Ticket center of Hohenschwangau” for a guided tour,

the only way to tour the castle, and have the

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