[2025 Schwangau Attraction] Travel Guide for Marienbrücke (Updated Jul)

We went to Neuschwanstein Castle in early summer. The weather was clear and sunny. Standing on the Maria Bridge (the castle was builder Ludwig II, whose mother was named Maria), the view was picturesque: the castle was harmoniously and orderly integrated with the mountains, forests, lakes in the distance, white clouds in the sky, and red roofs on the ground. If there is a fairy-tale castle in my dream, it only belongs to the distance. However, now there is a beautiful castle that can be seen and touched right in front of me. It really exists there, it is incredibly beautiful, and yet, it is beautiful naturally. Just imagine, without the surrounding lakes, large areas of grass and trees and other vegetation, if there was only the Neuschwanstein Castle, wouldn’t its beauty be greatly reduced? On the other hand, the Swan Castle, with white and gray as the main colors, makes everything here look poetic and beautiful. After leaving Neuschwanstein Castle, one question that puzzled me was how the beauty of Neuschwanstein Castle was protected? Her beauty is natural and natural, and it touches people's hearts. Farmers are busy with their farming work, tourists are having fun, and restaurant owners are opening restaurants. Farmers' lives are not disturbed by tourists. Farmers lead their cows through the city, and hot cow dung falls on the road. I also hope that all my friends can protect the nature and environment of the earth and keep these beautiful views.

Perched high above the Bavarian Alps in Füssen, Neuschwanstein Castle is Germany’s most iconic and enchanting landmark. Built by King Ludwig II, this 19th-century masterpiece inspired Disney’s Cinderella Castle and draws millions each year with its romantic architecture, breathtaking alpine views, and dramatic cliffside setting. From the Marienbrücke bridge, you’ll witness a view so magical, it feels unreal. Travel Tips: 📍 Book your tickets online in advance — slots fill up fast, especially in summer. 📸 Visit early morning or late afternoon for the best light and fewer crowds. 🥾 Take the scenic hike up instead of the shuttle to fully enjoy the forested surroundings. 📌 Combine your visit with nearby Hohenschwangau Castle for the full royal story. 🌨️ Want fewer tourists? Visit during winter for a snow-dusted fairytale scene. Schloss Neuschwanstein isn’t just a destination — it’s a dream carved in stone. ✨ #NeuschwansteinCastle #SchlossNeuschwanstein #VisitGermany #BavarianDream #FüssenGermany #FairytaleCastle #GermanyBucketList #HiddenGemsEurope #DisneyInspiration #RomanticRoad #BavariaViews #HistoricEurope #CastlesOfGermany #TravelEurope2025 #EpicViews #WanderlustGermany #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #海岛游 #极光 #germanytrip

Neuschwanstein Castle, located in Bavaria, Germany, resembles a scene straight out of a fairytale. Upon entering the castle, visitors are immediately struck by its magnificent exterior and the breathtaking natural surroundings, leaving them in awe. The architectural style of the castle blends Gothic and Renaissance elements, with every detail reflecting the architect's passion for art. From the castle, the journey to Marienbrücke offers even more picturesque views. Marienbrücke is a wooden bridge spanning a deep gorge, and standing on it provides a panoramic view of the spectacular valleys and rivers, showcasing the grandeur and majesty of nature. On Marienbrücke, many visitors pause to capture the stunning scenery, especially the sight of Neuschwanstein Castle gleaming under the sunlight, as if it were a beautiful painting. This spot is not only the best vantage point to admire the castle but also a sanctuary for the soul, inviting everyone to savor its beauty. The perfect combination of Neuschwanstein Castle and Marienbrücke allows one to experience the harmonious coexistence of humanity and nature, history and reality.

#5月好去处2025 📷If you want to take the classic camera position of Neuschwanstein Castle in the first picture You can only go to one place, Marienbrücke This place is free, but due to the limit of 200 people, the queue is very long during peak hours ❓How to get to Marienbrücke: After arriving at the Neuschwanstein Castle scenic area, walk up to Ameron Hotel, here you have three options to go up the mountain: ❶ Walk up the mountain from the left rear, this is the way I chose ❷ Cross the road on the right and take a bus, 3.5 euros one way, 5 euros round trip, I wanted to take it, but gave up when I saw the queue was too long ❸ Take a horse carriage up the mountain, it costs more than ten euros, I didn’t ask specifically 🚶 Below is the 0 yuan walking route to the bridge, about 30 to 40 minutes 🚶 Follow the "Marienbrücke" sign all the way 🚶 Turn left after seeing a large woodcut map and walk along the path to get there. If the queue is long, you can see the queue here 🚶 There is a staff member at the bridge head who manually limits the flow. Only when some people come out will some people be allowed in 🚶 When we arrived, it should be the peak time, more than 1 pm, and we queued for about 1 hour, but when we came out at 2 or 3 o'clock, the queue was at least 1/3 shorter. It is recommended that you either come early in the morning or later, at 3 or 4 pm, there are too many people after lunch! 🚶 The moment I saw Neuschwanstein Castle on the bridge I was a little shocked A kind of spatial shock mixed with giants and beautiful scenery You can continue to climb the mountain after walking through the Marian Bridge and overlook the castle from a higher place ⚠️The road up the mountain is basically dirt, and there are small stones in some places. It is easy to slip when you step on it. It is better to wear non-slip shoes. I wore ordinary hiking shoes and slipped 5 or 6 times when going down the mountain

#5月好去处2025 📍 Location and Background Neuschwanstein Castle is located on the cliffs of Schwangau in Bavaria, Germany. It was built by the 19th-century "Fairy Tale King" Ludwig II in memory of the opera composer Wagner. It combines Romanesque, Gothic and Byzantine architectural styles and is the prototype of Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle. 🕒 Opening hours and tickets Summer (April-October): 09:00-18:00 (guided tour until 18:00) Winter (November-March): 10:00-16:00 (guided tour until 16:00), closed on 24/12, 25/12, 31/12, and 1/1 Ticket price: about €20 for adults (plus reservation fee of €2.5), free for children (reservation required), King Ticket including Hohenschwangau can be purchased (about €40) 🎟️ Tips for booking and exchanging tickets It is recommended to place an order online 2 days in advance, as tickets are easily sold out during peak season. You can go to the Ticket Center early in the morning to try to buy tickets on site, but it is recommended to arrive as early as possible (tickets start selling at 7:30 in summer and 8:30 in winter) 🏛️ Highlights of the internal visit The guided tour lasts about 35 minutes, and is limited to the tour guide and the tour guide. Photography is prohibited. Highlights include the Byzantine-style throne room, the singer's room, and murals full of mythological stories, each of which is elegant and luxurious. 🌄 External landscape viewing Marienbrücke (Marie Bridge): The best photo spot overlooking the castle and the Alps The trail leads to the Alpsee Lake and the Hohenschwangau fairy tale castle, with beautiful scenery 🚗 Transportation and itinerary arrangements Train → Füssen → Bus 303/73 to Schangau, then transfer to a shuttle bus or walk (about 30-40 minutes uphill) to the castle ticket office. It is recommended to start at 6-7 am, and smoothly go from ticket sales → guided tour → lunch → stroll at the photo spot → return to Füssen. 👟 Intimate suggestions You need to walk about 165 steps and move along the mountain road to visit the castle. Please wear comfortable non-slip shoes The climate in the mountains is changeable, so bring a coat and rain gear; eating, drinking and taking photos are strictly prohibited indoors, please comply with the regulations. If you do not enter, you can also enjoy the mountains, lakes and castle exteriors for free, and the scenery is stunning. 🌟 Summary The Neuschwanstein Castle has become a must-visit landmark in Germany with its beautiful fairy tale appearance, exquisite interior decoration and magnificent landscape. Plan a full-day itinerary, make an appointment for a guided tour, stroll through Marienbrücke, and visit Alpsee and Hohenschwangau, so that you can fully experience the royal fantasy journey. If you need to connect Munich or other castle itineraries, you can also ask me to help you plan!

If you visit Neuschwanstein Castle, you should definitely stop by Marienbrücke. This bridge is known as a great viewing spot where you can enjoy a postcard-like view with the castle in the background. The best place to see Neuschwanstein Castle Marienbrücke is a long, narrow bridge located behind Neuschwanstein Castle, spanning the Pöllat Valley. From here, you can see the magnificent white castle with the Alps in the background. The castle is beautiful even from afar, but the view from this bridge is truly spectacular. The view is like a scene from a fairy tale. A bridge loved by Ludwig II This bridge was built in 1866 by Maximilian II, father of King Ludwig II of Bavaria, and it is said that Ludwig II also liked it. The bridge was named after his mother, Queen Marie. At the time it was made of wood, but was later renovated to iron, and it is still a popular spot for tourists today. Access and Directions It takes about 15 to 20 minutes to walk from Neuschwanstein Castle to Marienbrücke. It is a slightly steep slope, but there are forest paths and points overlooking the valley along the way, so you can enjoy it as if you are hiking. If you take the shuttle bus to the castle, it is about a 5-minute walk from the last stop to reach the bridge. Different beauty in each season The view from Marienbrücke shows different expressions depending on the season you visit. From spring to summer, the lush forest and blue sky spread out, and in autumn, the castle is decorated with autumn leaves, creating a fantastic landscape. And in winter, the silvery white castle covered in snow appears before your eyes, and you can experience the excitement of being lost in a dream world. Summary If you visit Neuschwanstein Castle, be sure to enjoy the spectacular view from Marienbrücke. This spot, which was also fascinated by King Ludwig II, is sure to allow you to enjoy Germany's famous castle from the best angle. #Neuschwanstein Castle #Marien Bridge #Füssen #Trip to Germany #Beautiful view spot #Fairy tale world #Famous castles of Europe #Spring 0 yen trip

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Embark on a four-day journey through Germany, cruising along the Romantic Road and experiencing the charm of Europe! This amazing itinerary is not to be missed! -------- Located in the heart of Europe, Germany boasts a rich history and exudes captivating charm, from magnificent castles 🏰 to modern cities. Known as the land of sausages 🌭, its cuisine is as unmissable as its scenery! -------- 🏃‍♀️Suggested Itinerary: DAY 1: Heidelberg University Square -> Heidelberg Castle -> Old Bridge Start your journey by exploring Heidelberg. Begin at the academic Heidelberg University Square, ascend the historic Heidelberg Castle, and stroll across the ancient Old Bridge for a journey through time. DAY 2: Neuschwanstein Castle -> Alpsee Lake -> Marienbrücke Visit the fairytale Neuschwanstein Castle and admire its dreamy architectural style. Afterward, head to the picturesque Alpsee Lake and immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of nature. Finally, walk along Marienbrücke (Mary's Bridge) and enjoy the stunning lake and mountain views. DAY 3: Königssee -> St. Bartholomew's Church -> Marienplatz -> New Town Hall -> BMW Museum Begin your third day with a visit to the scenic Königssee (King's Lake), followed by the majestic St. Bartholomew's Church. In the afternoon, travel to Munich and experience the historical atmosphere of Marienplatz. Then, explore the modern New Town Hall and finally, visit the BMW Museum to marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of German industry. DAY 4: St. Jakob's Church -> Town Hall -> Rothenburg Old Town Start your last day at St. Jakob's Church and experience its unique religious atmosphere. Then, visit the Town Hall to learn about the local history and culture. Finally, wander through the cobblestone streets of Rothenburg Old Town and savor the charm and character of this ancient city. -------- Tips: 1. 📝 Remember to apply for a visa in advance, as it is required to enter Germany. Prepare the necessary documents beforehand. 2. 🎁 German souvenirs are reasonably priced, with wooden toys and beer mugs being particularly popular! 3. ⏰ Germany is approximately seven hours behind China. Adjusting to the time difference is important. 4. ❄️ Germany can be cold in February, so pack warm clothing! -------- A trip to Germany is more than just sightseeing; it's a cultural feast waiting to be savored!

#JapanFlightEvent One of the popular spots in Fussen, Marienbrigge! It is a place loved by many travelers because it is a spot where you can see Neuschwanstein Castle straight ahead :) You can take a bus up there, but the downside is that you have to walk when it snows a lot Nevertheless, it is a beautiful place, so I recommend you visit!!

#FallHostingEvent The best place to view Neuschwanstein Castle. It's Marienbrücke. It's a 92-meter-high bridge and is said to have been named after Queen Marie. It's the most famous viewpoint because you can see the beautiful view of Neuschwanstein Castle from the high bridge.