Hotel Maximilian Schwangau

Marienstrasse 16 Schwangau, Bavaria, 87645, Germany

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The Christmas Tour: The Last Leg

A travel blog entry by w.zahn

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... I going to explain myself to the train personnel checking tickets? Anticipating a big-honkin’ fee in Euros, I nervously awaited my fate.

The controller entered the cabin. “Tickets please.” She turned to me first, and I gingerly handed her my ticket. “Do you have your BahnKarte?” I explained that I misplaced my wallet, along with my card. That’s when something unexpected happened: she asked if I had an ID on me. ...

Magic kingdom, l'original

A travel blog entry by frdrick

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Partis de innsbruck ce matin pour traverser les immenses montagnes au nord de la ville afin d'amener emilie au limite de l'allemagne et de l'autriche pour qu'elle y voit le chateau qui a inspire walt disney.

Denomme "neuschanstein", ce chateau a ete construit entre 1860 et 1886, par le monarch de l'epoque. Un reve qui n'est jamais devenu realite pour se roi qui mouru avant la fin de ...

Fairy tale castle land

A travel blog entry by brookeandnick

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... mysteries, read up on his, because it is one for the ages... unfortunately you'll be left with an unresolved ending. The castle was also believed to be the inspiration for Walt Disney's magic kingdom.

Also, if you take the train, you travel past a lot of farms, where there seem to be an excessive number of cats in the fields. Strange, but true.
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The Germans are Coming

A travel blog entry by tomandscherie

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... dish at a local brauhaus - asked how big the meals were and were told not that big - omg they were huge we all could have ordered one between the two of us and still been full. Scooby will be delighted with the leftovers. Last stop before we all head off to Hamburg was a medieval village so enchanting and fairytale like - Rothenburg. A short train ride from Wurzberg and we were there. ***********vey just how beautiful this village is and photos just don't ...

Neuschwanstein

A travel blog entry by jennyandtom

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... of an old growth forest.  The bridge itself was about 50 yards long, and maybe 3 feet wide.  It spans a huge gorge and a waterfall that's maybe 500 feet below.  This bridge offers the best viewpoint of Neuschwanstein, so of course we had to walk out on it! It was a little scary, but the view was spectacular!  The castle is situated on a  hill and the local towns lay sprawling in the valley below.  It's just like something off a Bavarian postcard.   From the ...

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