Highlights

Pilgrimage Church of Wies - Close to the castle, there’s another UNESCO-protected site, the Pilgrimage Church of Wies. This remarkable structure, built in the early 18th century, showcases stunning Rococo-style wall decorations. The Zimmermann brothers were instrumental in its construction and adornment.
Schloss Neuschwanstein - We’ll tailor this trip to your preferences, including visits to Neuschwanstein, Castle Linderhof, Wieskirche, a waterfall, a sky bridge, charming villages, local cuisine, and fresh beer. If Neuschwanstein tickets are sold out, we can arrange them for you. History guides are available upon request. Vehicles include MB S-Classes (2-3 people) and MB Minivans V-Classes (6-7 people).
Neuschwanstein is a stunning 19th-century castle that embodies the extraordinary vision of King Ludwig II. Surrounded by mountains and lakes, this fairytale-like structure feels like a scene from a Disney movie, enveloped in an aura of enchantment and mystery.
Alpsee - Alpsee is an 88-hectare lake in Bavaria’s Ostallgäu district. With a circumference of 4.70 km, it is part of the Schwangau municipality and lies near the royal castles Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein, at the base of the Säuling mountain. (WP)
Lechfall - Lechfall is a roughly twelve-meter-high, full-width dam on the Lech River, located on the southern edge of Füssen. (WP)
Munich - The drive from Munich takes 1.5 hours each way, totaling 3 hours for a round trip.

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Pilgrimage Church of Wies

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