Castles and castles in and around Füssen

In and around Füssen there are many interesting old castles, castles and castle ruins. Historically interested people who want to feel the spirit of the Middle Ages can therefore discover many sights of this kind in the picturesque city on the Lech and its surroundings.

First and foremost, of course, are the locks. Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau to be mentioned. These imposing buildings of the fairy tale king Ludwig II. In the midst of a picturesque mountain scenery Feet They are world famous sights. The beautiful architecture and the lush interior of Neuschwanstein Castle Every year, more than one million people enter the castle. And then there is the sign, High Castle - perched above the old town should not be missing on any sightseeing listing. It is one of the most important late Gothic palace complexes in Germany and today houses a branch gallery of the Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen and the Städtische Gemäldegalerie.

West of Hops on the lake - a district of Füssen - is the oldest stone castle of the Allgäus, which Ruins of hops. The complete floor plan of the castle is open for sightseeing and visitors from the castle complex have a fantastic view of the surrounding pre-Alpine country.

A beautiful destination, which in a few minutes from Feet Then, it is reachable. Burgruine Eisenberg. This mantle wall castle was first found around the year 1340 Mention in the history books and was 300 Years later destroyed by the Tyrolean rulers. At the castle is a Museum, which presents all kinds of background information on the history of the building.

Very close to the Burg Eisenberg where the Ruins of Hohenfreyberg, one of the most beautiful castle ruins in the country and one of the last major castle new buildings in Germany. Formed in 15. In the century it became like the Burg Eisenberg destroyed by the Tyrolean rulers as a result of the Thirty Years' War. But there is still much of it and a visit is worthwhile in any case.

The highest castle ruin in Germany, the Falkenstein Castle at Pfronts, was in the year 1270 built. She later became of King Ludwig II. He wanted to have them rebuilt in a big way, but this did not happen due to his death.

The Allgäu is the land of knights, castles and castles. In and around Feet You can experience the flair of the Middle Ages up close!