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If you want to visit the most famous German castles, then you should travel to Bavaria. Bavaria is the largest state in the country and is located in Southern Germany. Bavaria is historically a wealthy and important area and it will come as no surprise that you will find hundreds of castles in this area. These German castles each have a unique history and these beautiful castles are among the most popular castles in Germany (and perhaps even the world).You will find a large range of castles in Bayern, from castles that date back to the middle ages to Royal castles. Each one of these historic Bavarian castles is worth visiting and most can easily be visited on a day trip from Munich.Neuschwanstein CastleThe most famous castle of Bavaria is without doubt Schloss Neuschwanstein. Neuschwanstein is also known as the Disney Castle as this is the castle that inspired Walt Disney for his fairytale castle in Sleeping Beauty.The castle was built in the 19th century by King Ludwig II of Bavaria as his private refuge. Wartburg Castle, a Medieval Castle near Eisenach, was Ludwig II’s biggest inspiration for the built of Neuschwanstein. You can visit more than a dozen rooms in the private apartment and state rooms.Neuschwanstein Castle visitor information: the castle is open daily. Visit the website for more information.photo: Otto Domes / CC BY-SA 4.0Hohenschwangau CastleSchloss Hohenschwangau is an 18th century castle built by King Maximilian II overlooking the Hohenschwangau valley. Hohenschwangau means “The High District of the Swan” and was the summer and hunting palace of the Bavarian Royal family. It was also the childhood home of Ludwig II. Hohenschwangau Castle and Neuschwanstein Castle are located close together, so you can visit two castles during one trip.Hohenschwangau Castle visitor information: The castle is open daily and you can tour the castle though guided tour. You can visit the website for more information.photo: GFreihalter / CC BY-SA 3.0Nymphenburg PalaceSchloss Nymphenburg is a Baroque palace that was built between 1664 and 1675 for Elector Ferdinand Maria and Henriette Adelaide of Savoy. The palace was originally built as a summer residence and later became the hunting lodge of the court. Though the palace is open to visitors it is also the residence of the Duke of Bavaria.Nymphenburg Palace and Park visitor information: the palace and park are open daily. There are audio guides in German, English Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese.photo: Martin Falbisoner / CC BY-SA 4.0Linderhof PalaceSchloss Linderhof is the smallest of the three palaces built by King Ludwig II. The Rococo palace is inspired by Versailles and includes a staircase that looks similar to the Ambassador’s Staircase in Versailles. The gardens are designed in Renaissance, Baroque,

Let your sims live like royalty with their choice of sims 4 castle builds.Finding the right home for your sims’ household can be a hassle because there are so many houses to choose from.Whether your sims outgrew their home or want to upgrade, there are houses for every size and budget.If your sims already had a large house or mansion, how can you upgrade from that?Luckily, there are sims 4 castle builds that allow your household to live in their own personal kingdom.Majestic Sims 4 Castle BuildsFrom tiny castles to large estates, our list of castle builds includes various options to fit your different household needs.Some builds will require the new Sims 4: Castle Estate Kit or different packs for all the necessary components.And once you’ve selected your castles, you can pick our some amazing medieval cc, princess cc and royal cc to properly style your household.1. Chinook Contemporary Castle by QubedesignIf you like castles, contemporary designs, and have a small lot, this build is for you.This estate is a two-story castle that has four bedrooms and five baths.The small gray bricks and modern windows used for the exterior steer away from the traditional castle and give it a contemporary twist.On the front of the property, there’s a small drawbridge that crosses a moat-like pond.A tiny courtyard-like area is in the center of the lot, where a tall tree is planted.You get a beautiful terrasse with an infinity pool at the back of the castle.As for the floor plan, the rooms are well divided in a square-contour pattern due to the open space in the middle.Lot size requirement: 30 × 202. Castle Ivory Rock by VirtualFairytalesThis castle is a large four-story building that comes fully furnished.On the outside, the castle has beautiful architecture, complete with pointed turrets and gorgeous cathedral

The Black Forest or Schwarzwald in German is a large forested hill range in the Southwest of Germany. The Black Forest borders the Rhine Valley and it is close to Switzerland and France. You can find many castles and castle ruins in the Black Forest in Germany. And most of these historic castles can be visited. In this post you will find the best Medieval, Baroque and Gothic Castles in the Black Forest. I will share the history of these historic buildings and you will find visitor information so you can start planning your trip.At the end of the post you’ll find a map with the castles in Germany’s Black Forest. To make the planning of your trip to one of these 23 castles in Schwarwald even easier. photo: David Rasp / CC BY-SA 4.0Schloss KarlsruheWhere: Karlsruhe – Built: 18th century – Style: BaroqueKarlsruhe Palace is an early 18th century palace. For almost 200 years the palace served as the residence and seat of government fort he Margraves, the Electoral Prices and Grand Dukes of Baden.The Baroque appearance of the palace was added in the late 18th century, when the palace was extended and remodeled. During these remodels the tower was connected to the palace and dome was added.In the Second World War the palace was severly damaged. The exteriors have been reconstructed but not the interios. Today the Palace is home to the Badische Landesmuseum (Baden State Museum).Karlsruhe Palace visitor information: The palace and museum is open Tuesday-Sunday. Visit the website.Address: Schlossbezirk 10, 76131 Karlsruhephoto: A. Kniesel / CC BY-SA 2.0Burg HohenzollernWhere: Bisingen – Built: 19th century – Style: Gothic RevivalHohenzollern Castle is the ancestral seat of the Prussian Royal House and the Hohenzollern Princes. It is the third castle that stands on this hilltop (the previous two being destroyed).Between 1846 and 1867 the current castle was built by King Frederik William IV of Prussia. The castle is inspired by English Gothic Revival architecture and the Chateux of the Loire Valley. No member of the Hohenzollern family lived in the castle. It was briefly the home of Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany (the son of Kaiser Wilhelm II).At the castle you will find historic artifcats of the Prussian empire, personal items of King Frederick the Great, and a letter from US presidenct George Washington.Hohenzollern Castle visitor information: The castle is open for visitors. For current openng times you can visit the website. (note: tickets for the castle can only be bought online).Address: 72379 Burg Hohenzollern, Germanyphoto: Harke / CC BY-SA 3.0Rastatt ResidenzschlossWhere: Rastatt – Built: 18th century – Style: BaroqueRastatt Residential Palace is a Baroque palace built in the early 18th century. The palace is designed by Italian architect