Linderhof Palace

Ludwig II's only castle palace completed! The whole scenic spot is like a fairy tale world, every place is full of romance, walk through the paths, step into the garden, see the fountains high, enjoy the beauty of the palace!

Lindhof Palace (German: Schloss Linderhof) is a royal palace near Upper Amagao (Oberammergau) in the southwest of Bavaria, Germany, built between 1874 and 1878. It is the smallest of the three palaces built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, and the only one he completed while he was alive. The most classic photos (from Wiki) have blocked passers-by A and fountains. The garden inside is ingenious and is their famous emblem, which is very special.

There are chic fountains everywhere in the garden, walking into the palace, the most appropriate to describe the glory. Each hall changes a color, yellow, purple, blue, powder hall, the palace treasures are countless.

2016.7.25 Lindhof Palace Ludwig II built and lived before his life. The palace is not big, but the decoration in the palace is very delicate. There are decorated ceramic peacocks in the music room, there are two, and there are now two places. The bedroom and study are beautifully decorated, with chandeliers made of ivory carvings, ceramic vases and even flowers made of ceramics. The mirror hall makes the room wider. Many rooms are decorated with paintings, a painting on the ceiling, and the legs of the characters are made into three-dimensional, like sculptures. There are also embroidered embossed badges, etc. Unfortunately, I can't take pictures. Fortunately, there are guide materials to check. There are Chinese guides here, there are many people to visit, and there are not many times to stay in each room, but it is wonderful and colorful. It is dazzling and dizzying. I really can't bear to leave.

The only palace completed during the reign of Ludwig II, crowned in 1864, is extremely gorgeous in interior. It offers guided tours in German and English and Chinese for 25 minutes, with a maximum of 40 people.

Built between 1869 and 1878, the Lindhof Palace was the smallest but most luxurious palace of King Ludwig II of Bavaria, and the only palace that Ludwig II was completed and actually inhabited while he was alive. The escaping king used the palace as a seclusion and almost never received visitors. Lindhoff Palace was inspired by Versailles. The palace part of Lindhof Palace is very small, but the king bedroom is more luxurious than Versailles, but visitors are prohibited from taking pictures inside the palace. The garden of Lindhof Palace is very large and suitable for taking pictures. In Munich, you can participate in a day trip to Neuschwanstein Castle, Lindhof Palace and Upper Amergao Town organized by local travel agencies. It is very cheap, and the ticket is only 700 RMB (excluding lunch), which is very good value.