By: Jomar

Jomar — Sun, 05 Oct 2014 01:17:12 +0000

Thanks for stopping by and coennmtimg on my blog.I love these photos. It is my goal to someday get to Europe and visit castles. Maybe I can do some vicarious travelling on your site :)

By: Alastair James Mainland

Alastair James Mainland — Fri, 19 Jul 2013 15:18:55 +0000

This place means the world to me, I had it on my bedroom wall as a child after seeing
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, I always knew there was something deeper going on with so called
Mad King Ludwig. His magnificent Castles may seem extravagant, but what could have been
done with the money that created them, could have been grotesque. The castle remains
to this day a glorious monument to Pacifism and indeed dreams and imagination, and after all what a dull life we’d lead without these. I adore painting Neuschwanstein Castle and have visited it
which was a dream come true for me. In doing so, I created my own poster, a challenge
I thought impossible due to the vast amount of detail on it
Its easy to pigeonhole people and label them Mad, but dont let money (the root of all evil)
blind you from a Deep and most tallented and loved individual.
May it continue to inspire people and bring more dreams true, and may people look behind the mind that built it, rather than dismissing him as a fool.

By: Steph Patterson

Steph Patterson — Thu, 18 Jul 2013 12:02:00 +0000

Good to see they’re looking after the place. I visited once or twice, in my childhood. Despite the ‘Kitsch’, it’s a must see place for any visitors touring the south of Germany.

Thanks for sharing.

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