[Restaurant Hackerhaus]

It's a warm and cozy restaurant where we enjoyed our supper.

[The Famous Hofbrauhs.]

Don't tell me that you don't know anything about this place.
It's also a Must-see in Munich.
We had a very good time and drunk lots beers there.
However, this was also the very place where I got drunk for the first time in my life... ^^"

[Restaurant am park... ]

Today was a big day for me because we were visiting the legendary "Neuschwanstein".
I've been here five years ago and I didn't know anything about photography at that time.
But this time it's different since I've been studying photography for almost three years.
It was a self-challenge to me because I wanted to see how much I can do!
I wanted to take as many beautiful photos of this castle as possible.

[Hotel Alpen Stuben]

There are many hotels which are restaurants or cafes at the same time in Germany.

[Hotel Muller Cafe]

There are many hotels which are restaurants or cafes at the same time in Germany.

[Lagerhaus]

Just another elegant house beneath the "Neuschwanstein"

[An Unknown Hotel]

I just can't find any informantion about it.
If anyone knows anything about it, please let me know.

[The Hohenschwangau Castle]

It was rebuilt in 1838 by King Maximilian of Bavaria, the father of Ludwig II

[The Road To Neuschwanstein]

You can take a carriage if you don't want to climb the hill by yourselves.

[The Carriage]

Look how happy they were...
Of course, nothing comes for free. You need to pay for a ride.

[Hotel Schlosswirtschaft-01]

A hotel on the hillside.

[Hotel Schlosswirtschaft-02]

A hotel on the hillside.

[A Cute Souvenir]

[Lovely Bears]

[A Poet with an instrument-01]

He kept staring at the distant Neuschwanstein day after day as if he was singing to it.
Behind this splendid architecture and its luxury inner decoration,
there have been some rumors about the mysterious death of the King Ludwig II...

A Poet with an instrument-02

He kept staring at the distant Neuschwanstein day after day as if he was singing to it.
Behind this splendid architecture and its luxury inner decoration,
there have been some rumors about the mysterious death of the King Ludwig II...

[A Poet with an instrument-03]

He kept staring at the distant Neuschwanstein day after day as if he was singing to it.
Behind this splendid architecture and its luxury inner decoration,
there have been some rumors about the mysterious death of the King Ludwig II...

[Neuschwanstein Castle]

I've been waiting for the chance to have a closer look of it for five years.
My wish has finally come true at this very moment.

[Neuschwanstein Castle-02]

Construction of this castle demanded an enormous amount of material:
465 tons of Salzburg marble
4550 tons of sandstone from Nuerting
400,000 bricks
3600 cubic meters of sand
600 tons of cement
50 tons of hard coal
2050 cubic meter of wooden scaffolding

[Neuschwanstein Castle-03]

I took this pic on the way to the Queen Mary's Bridge. (Marienbruecke)

[Neuschwanstein Castle-04]

King Ludwig II placed great importance on creating harmony between the natural landscape and the building itself.
All of his creations are proof that he was a master at doing just this.