2026 Fussen Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

#europetrip Annapurna is a well-known Indian restaurant in Füssen that offers a wide range of traditional Indian food. The menu includes flavorful curries, tandoori dishes, naan bread, rice meals, and many vegetarian options. The food is made with aromatic spices and served in generous portions. The restaurant has a warm and friendly atmosphere, and the staff are welcoming. The interior is clean and comfortable, making it a pleasant place to eat. Annapurna is a good choice for both locals and visitors who want to enjoy tasty Indian food, either dining in or taking it away.

#europetrip A 2-hour walk in Füssen is the perfect way to unwind after visiting Neuschwanstein Castle. The town is small, peaceful, and very easy to explore on foot. You can stroll through colorful old streets, see traditional Bavarian houses, and enjoy the quiet charm of the historic centre. The walk also takes you past small shops, cozy cafés, and beautiful river views. Füssen’s relaxed vibe makes the walk enjoyable and stress-free. It’s a great way to slow down, take pictures, and enjoy the beauty of the town before ending your day.

#europetrip Hofcafé in Füssen is a cozy café perfect for relaxing after exploring the charming town. It offers a selection of freshly brewed coffees, teas, and delicious pastries, including cakes and traditional German treats. The interior is warm and inviting, with a friendly atmosphere that makes it a great spot for a quiet break. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful moment while tasting sweet delights and watching the town life outside. Hofcafé is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience a classic café in Füssen and enjoy a relaxing pause during their sightseeing.

Neuschwanstein Castle, a symbol of Bavaria, Germany, is a fairytale-like castle built by King Ludwig II in the 19th century. 🏰✨ - Its white exterior and beautiful spires are distinctive. - It's also famous as the inspiration for Disney's "Sleeping Beauty Castle." - The castle's interior is luxurious, with the decorations of the King's Chamber and Chapel being particularly noteworthy. - The surrounding views of the Alpine forests and valleys are also breathtaking. This time, we also took some great photos from Marienbrücke, which offers a panoramic view of the castle! The suspension bridge might make your legs a little shaky, but the view beyond is truly breathtaking! 🥹💛 🚶♀️ Access ・Access the castle from Füssen Station by bus or shuttle. ・There's also a hiking trail, so if you're feeling physically fit, we recommend the walk. ・Marienbrücke is about a 10-minute walk from the castle. 🍽️ Neuschwanstein Castle Restaurant GmbH & Co. KG ・A restaurant on the way to the castle. They also offer self-serve snacks. 🍔 ・Enjoy traditional German cuisine and local beer. 🍺 ・Perfect for a lunch break or a stopover during sightseeing. 🎵 #TravelWithPochiKatsu #NeuschwansteinCastle #GermanyTravel #ScenicSpots #Marienbrücke #CastleTour #InternationalTravelGuide #PochiKatsu #BavarianTourism #GermanFood #TravelLover #neuschwanstein

🇩🇪✨ Enjoy Bavaria in One Week! Complete Transportation Ticket Guide 🛤️ [June 2025 Germany Trip] Planning transportation for a trip to Germany can be quite confusing, right? This time, based on my one-week journey through Bavaria, I’ve compiled a guide to transportation options, including what worked well and where I made mistakes 😇. Here’s the latest information as of June 2025! --- 📅 **Overview of the Travel Schedule** | Date | Destination | Transportation Method | |--------|---------------------------|------------------------| | 6/14 | Munich Airport → Heidelberg | 🚄 ICE (German Rail Pass) | | 6/15 | Heidelberg ⇄ Cologne | 🚄 ICE (same as above) | | 6/16 | Heidelberg → Munich | 🚄 ICE (same as above) | | 6/17/19| Munich City Travel | 🚋 Regular Tickets | | 6/18 | Füssen Day Trip | 🚌 FlixBus | | 6/20 | Salzburg Day Trip | 🚆 Bayern Ticket | | 6/21 | To Airport | 🚆 Airport Day Pass | --- 🚄① German Rail Pass Used a 3-day consecutive **Twin Pass** (unlimited rides on long-distance trains like ICE). ✔️ Buying for two people saves several euros per person! ❗ Currently, Twin Passes are only available at ticket counters (purchased at Munich Airport Station’s Z Zone. The staff were incredibly helpful!). --- 🚋② Munich City Travel: "Regular Tickets" or "Group Tickets"! - For one person, single rides cost €4.1 / short distances around €2. - For groups of 3 or more, the Group Day Ticket is highly recommended! It’s super economical at €14–18 for up to 5 people✨. - Tickets can be purchased on trams, at station platforms, or via the MVV app. --- 🚌③ Füssen: FlixBus is Comfortable and Convenient Heading to Neuschwanstein Castle. While you can also use the train (Bayern Ticket), 🚨 The train schedule is too sparse and takes too long! So, I opted for the bus. ▶️ €66 round trip for two people, saving time and ensuring comfort 🚌💨. --- 🚆④ Salzburg: Bayern Ticket is Ideal - €42 for two people, valid for round trips. - 🇦🇹 Salzburg is included in the coverage area! 🚨 Trains valid after 9 AM are often overcrowded, so be prepared to stand. → If comfort is a priority, consider a rail pass or reserved seating. --- 🛫⑤ Airport Access: Airport Day Pass - €13.6 for unlimited rides on S-Bahn (S1/S8). - There are no real alternatives, so this is essentially the only option. A bit pricey, but reliable 🎫. --- ✅ Summary: The Best Ticket Choices | Scenario | Best Option | |--------------------|------------------------------| | Long-Distance Travel | 🇩🇪 German Rail Pass (consecutive days type) | | Within Bavaria | 🚆 Bayern Ticket (RE/RB only) | | City Travel (1–2 people) | 🚋 Regular Tickets | | City Travel (3–5 people) | 👨👩👧👦 Group Day Ticket | | Time-Sensitive Day Trips | 🚌 FlixBus | | Salzburg | 🚆 Bayern Ticket | | Airport Access | 🛫 Airport Day Pass | --- 🌟 Your travel comfort depends on transportation! I hope this guide helps you make informed decisions about ticket options for your upcoming trip✨. Booking hotels on Trip.com was also super smooth 🛌💕. --- 📸 Photos and impressions are summarized in a separate post! Germany was absolutely amazing 🍺🍽️🇩🇪.

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We came this restaurant after we visited Neuschwanstein Castle and Maria Bridge. We ordered pork knuckles and potatoes salad. When they serve the food, it’s really impress us with the swan decoration. The food deco is Instagramable but the food quality was average especially the pork knuckle dish. The beer was good. It is HB, I love it. The price is reasonable as it is located in the tourist place. #couplestrip #fussen #germanytravel

Füssen is a small town in the Osthard district of Bavaria, Germany. It is one kilometer away from the Austrian border and is the closest transportation hub to Neuschwanstein Castle and Hohenschwangau Castle. This is also the main reason why people are familiar with this town today. The Via Claudia Augusta is an ancient Roman road that connected the Po River with the ancient Roman province of Raetia across the Alps, covering modern eastern Switzerland, northern Italy, western Austria, southern Germany, and parts of Liechtenstein, including Füssen. In the late Roman Empire, Fussen was one of the locations of the Roman Third Legion, whose main purpose was to guard the important trade routes in the Alps. Füssen later became the site of the High Castle, the summer residence of the Prince-Bishops of Augsburg. Below the High Castle are the Baroque complex of the former Benedictine Abbey of St. Mans, dating back to the 9th century. Magnus of Fussen, the founder of the Abbey of St. Mang (Figure 1-2), is the patron saint of Fussen. Since the 1950s, Füssen has been familiar to travelers as the southern terminus of the Romantic Road and was also host to the 1988 World Junior Curling Championships. #GreenTourism #GermanTravel #OverseasTourism #Alps #EuropeanTown #ExploreEuropeanTown #EuropeanTourism #deutschland #füssen #bavaria

Neuschwanstein Castle, the motif of Disney Castle Today, I will introduce you to 'Füssen', a small suburban city of Munich that can be reached in 1.5 hours by train from Munich, Germany! Füssen, which is almost a must-see course for Munich travel, became famous because of Neuschwanstein Castle in the photo. Neuschwanstein Castle is also famous as the motif of Cinderella Castle in the opening of the Disney movie~ The steep hill is a bit tiring, but when you reach the top, you will lose your mind to the wide open view and beautiful castle! #Germany #Füssen #NeuschwansteinCastle #SuburbanTravel

Train trip from Munich to Füssen🚂 : München nach Füssen Germany has a really good railway system, so it seems really good to travel by train◡̈ And the scenery outside the train is so incredibly beautiful! I took a train from Munich to go to “Füssen”! Actually, it seems a bit far to go from Munichㅠㅅㅠ.. If you are traveling to Munich, I think it would be good to set aside a day for a trip to Füssen! It takes about 2 hours from Munich Central Station to Füssen Central Station, and it takes another hour to get to Schwangau or other tourist attractions from there! Füssen was a place where you could feel a different feeling from downtown Munich◡̈ The nature is so beautiful that it is an unforgettable placeㅠㅅㅠ.. If you are traveling to Munich, I definitely recommend going to Füssen! And on this day, there were a lot of clouds and it was so pretty that it was greatఇ ✔️Make sure to buy a Bayern Ticket! The Bayern Ticket is a ticket that allows you to use all transportation in Bavaria for one day. You can also use this ticket to go to Salzburg, Austria, so I think it's a must-have item when traveling in Bavaria! You can buy tickets from the machine at the station or on the Deutsche Bahn app◡̈ #Füssen #Munich #Germany travel #Youth travel #Couple travel #Friendship travel #Safe travel #Happy New Year #City travel

#tripaway Amidst beautiful, green natural scenery, just a few minutes from Neuschwanstein and the neighbouring castle of Hohenschwangau, Bavaria’s highest town, Füssen, lies on the shores of the Alpine River Lech. It marks the convergence of popular tourism routes such as the Romantic Road, the German Alpine Road and the Trans-Alpine Via Claudia Augusta. Up above, the Hohe Schloss, or High Castle, sits in majesty with its richly coloured illusionist paintings. In the romantic streets of Füssen old town, medieval town houses sit alongside impressive Baroque churches. In summer, the many street cafés lend the old town district an almost Italian flair. Beautiful views can be enjoyed not only from the towers of the Hohe Schloss but also from boat trips on Lake Forggensee – including Neuschwanstein Castle against an Alpine backdrop. Traces of the Bavarian kings abound in Füssen. The Hohe Schloss above the old town, the former summer residence of the Bishops of Augsburg, was due to be woken from its slumber in the 19th century and turned into a residence for Crown Prince Maximilian, father of the Fairy Tale King, Ludwig II. But things took a different turn: on a journey through the Alps, Maximilian came across the ruins of Schwanstein Castle and had his castle, Hohenschwangau, built there, just a few kilometres from Füssen. A royal dream – The Allgäu on both sides of the River Lech, between wild mountains and idyllic lakes – this was the favourite retreat of the Bavarian Fairy Tale King Ludwig II, where he could escape from the everyday life of government in Munich. Here he turned his dreams into reality with Neuschwanstein Castle. The view from Neuschwanstein Castle extends far out into the countryside. Standing on the balcony of the throne room on a castle tour, you can see why Ludwig II chose this particular location for his “Holy Grail”. #tripaway

#CityTrip #Germany #Füssen #Disney Leaving the gloomy Zugspitze behind, I went for a drive to see Neuschwanstein Castle, the castle that became the background of the Disney logo, while feeling the picturesque scenery of Fussen. Neuschwanstein Castle, famous for being the most beautiful in the world, is the ‘Swan Castle’ built by Ludwig II of the Bavarian royal family from 1869 to 1886 with light gray granite. It is said that it is because it looks like a swan gracefully landing in the Bavarian forest. Ludwig II, a 13-year-old boy who was engrossed in Wagner’s opera Lohengrin, wanted to build the beautiful castle that appears in the opera, and he is said to have been obsessed with building the castle without being interested in politics. After losing the war with Prussia and becoming a king in name only, his obsession with the castle grew even worse, and he poured the rest of his life and all his wealth into it, earning him the nickname of the ‘mad king’. But that’s understandable. If you think about how the construction materials were transported to such a high place, the workers must have died a lot. However, it is said that Ludwig II only stayed in this beautiful castle for 6 months. He was found dead by suicide in Lake Stallenberg in Munich before Neuschwanstein Castle, which was his everything, was completed. The mystery of his death is still unsolved, but at the time, Ludwig II was not concerned about the country’s finances and was obsessed with building the castle, earning him the stigma of being the ‘mad king’. However, thanks to his madness, his descendants have benefited greatly from tourism revenue alone. The best place to view Neuschwanstein Castle is from the Marien Bridge, so even if it’s hard, be sure to go up there~~~ #City Travel

Fairytale world, Neuschwanstein, Germany! Disney Castle Prototype Germany Neuschwanstein, the prototype of the Disney Sleeping Princess Castle, Neuschwan Castle after snowing, just like the fairy tale world, full of artistic temperament, standing Looking up at the castle, it is too beautiful, this is the castle in the dream! The biggest snow in my life, the Neuschwanstein Castle on Marianne Bridge is blurred in the snow, so good, I will come again in the summer!

#January Destinations 2026 St. Mang Benedictine Abbey (Benediktinerkloster St. Mang), located in the heart of Füssen's Old Town in Bavaria, Germany, is Füssen's most historically significant religious building. Its origins trace back to the 8th century, a small chapel founded by St. Magnus, a monk from Gallen. In the early 9th century, it became the exclusive Benedictine monastery of the Archbishop of Augsburg. The existing Baroque complex was rebuilt between 1701 and 1717, boasting a magnificent church, exquisite frescoes, and colonnades. After secularization in 1803, the abbey buildings now house the Füssen City Museum, showcasing local history, culture, and the Lachner piano-making tradition. Adjacent to the High Castle, it is a must-see landmark when visiting Füssen.

Departing from Munich, spend a day here to experience the romantic fantasy of the Bavarian king—definitely worth the ticket price! Especially in winter, the snow-covered scenery is super dreamy✨ — 📍 Castle Introduction Neuschwanstein Castle (Address: Neuschwansteinstraße 20, 87645 Schwangau) is the original model for Disney’s Cinderella Castle🏰 Designed by the "Fairy Tale King" Ludwig II himself. It is located at the foot of the Alps in southern Germany❄️ It’s especially beautiful in winter! Opens at 10 AM ✅ Recommended Route: Munich → Füssen → Hohenschwangau 🚞 Train: München Hbf → Füssen (about 2 hours)🚆 Then transfer to bus 73/78 (about 10 minutes) I bought the Bayern-Ticket, which is a one-day pass for this state covering round-trip train and bus rides (42 euros for 2 people)—super cost-effective! 🚌 Long-distance Bus: FlixBus has direct routes🚌 Prices are cheap but remember to book in advance 🚗 Self-driving: About 1.5-2 hours, road conditions are good. Remember to navigate to parking lots P1-P4, 12 euros per day Tickets & Booking 🎫 Neuschwanstein Castle: 23.5 euros 🎫 Combined ticket for Neuschwanstein + Hohenschwangau Castles: 46 euros You can book in advance on the official website; booking ahead is a must during peak season! 🚶 Ways to go up the mountain 1️⃣ Walk (30-40 minutes, the snowy scenery in winter is stunning!❄️) 2️⃣ Bus (to Marienbrücke, one way 3 euros / round trip 4 euros) 3️⃣ Horse carriage (8 euros up, 4 euros down) The carriage stop is still a 10-minute walk from the castle～ ✨Suggestion: In winter, taking the bus or walking up is safer～ You can walk down slowly to enjoy the snowy scenery! 📸 Must-visit photo spots 📍 Marienbrücke (Marien Bridge): Best winter viewing spot📷 (may be closed in winter) 📍 Navigate to Alpsee Lake: The lake’s reflection with the castle creates a magical snowy world 📍 Meadow at the foot of the mountain: Perfect for capturing winter fairy tale shots! 🍽 Recommended dining on the mountain 🌲 Schlossrestaurant Neuschwanstein Located halfway up the castle hill, the second-floor viewing spot is amazing! Recommended: their German sausage platter + winter special mulled wine, about 20 euros per person ⚠️ Tips Summary: • Dress warmly and wear non-slip shoes in winter • Make sure your camera equipment is fully charged • If you come in December, you can also catch the Christmas market

Just a stone's throw from downtown Füssen, the Lechfall emerges as a stunning natural symphony. Standing on the Maxsteg Bridge, I was greeted by the sight of a five-tiered waterfall cascading down ancient limestone with electrifying force. What captivated me most was the color of the water—a crystal-clear, pale turquoise blue, contrasting sharply with the sheer rock cliffs. The Lech River, plunging into this narrow gorge, created a fine mist that refreshed my face in the cool Alpine air. Legend has it that this is where King Ludwig II jumped over the river on his horse to escape, adding to the mystical atmosphere of the place. The atmosphere is far more tranquil than the bustle of the surrounding castles. The constant roar of the water has a wonderfully meditative effect. Walking along the trail along the edge of the gorge allows us to see the geological forces that have shaped the Bavarian landscape over thousands of years. Trip Details: * Access: Easily accessible on foot from the town of Füssen. * Best Spot: The middle of the Maxsteg Bridge for a vertical photo of the waterfall. * Time: Early morning when sunlight penetrates the bottom of the gorge. #Lechfall #FussenGermany #BavarianNature #AlpsAdventure #NatureLover #VisitGermany #WaterfallPhotography #TravelBavaria #footprintworld

Ready to get wowed by nature? Füssen’s Lechfall is the kind of spot that makes you want to ditch your phone and just soak it all in 🌲🌧️. This dramatic little hidden gem lies right on the edge of town—where the Lech river tumbles over rugged rocks, creating a mini-canyon with a roaring waterfall. There’s even a dam spanning the gap, ringed by forest, cliffs, and misty rainclouds: it’s a must-see, especially if you love outdoor adventure or photography. Must-See Place: Lechfall • Address: Tiroler Str. 29, 87629 Füssen, Germany • Open: 24/7, all year round (no ticket needed!) My tips: Lechfall is best visited on a cloudy or rainy day if you want that moody, cinematic vibe—those forests and cliffs look epic with a bit of mist hanging around! The area is easy to find from Füssen’s center; just follow Tiroler Str. south. There’s a walkway and viewing platform, so you’re set for close-up shots or just taking in the sound of rushing water. Don’t forget rain gear, and keep an eye out for powerful river currents. Getting Around: Füssen’s old town is super walkable, and Lechfall is just a 10-minute stroll south. You can easily grab a bus or taxi if you’re feeling tired. Food tip: Head back to the city center after your visit and grab cake at the bakeries around Reichenstrasse—they’re famous for their flaky pastries! Practical tips: Seasonal weather changes fast—pack layers and a raincoat; sturdy shoes are a must if you want to explore the forest paths nearby. #FussenFalls #NatureVibes #GermanyTravel #Lechfall #TripDotCom

Did you know that there is a route called the Romantic Road in southern Germany that stretches from one charming village to another? It is a beautiful region rich in nature. Here is a summary of how to travel along the Romantic Road. The starting point in the south is Füssen. 1. Füssen This town is the starting point for Neuschweinstein Castle. 2. Nördlingen It is said to be the town that inspired the Attack on Titan characters. It is surrounded by orange-roofed ramparts. 3. Rothenburg This town is famous for its cute rows of colorful half-timbered houses. It is very popular. 4. Würzburg This is the northern terminus of the journey. ◾️Neuschwanstein Castle This castle is said to be the model for Cinderella Castle. ◾️Wies Church A church with a beautiful ceiling painting. There is information that bus tours and shuttle buses operate along the Romantic Road in the summer. There are no bus services in winter, but you can still get around by train. The view from the train window is incredibly beautiful, as the route runs endlessly through the empty hills. It's definitely a place you'd want to visit at least once in your life. #GermanyTourism #AttackOnTitanHolySite #EuropeTrip #RomanticRoad #GermanCountryside

Do you know that charming town lined with colorful houses in the countryside in southern Germany? This town is called Füssen, and it's a convenient hub for visiting nearby World Heritage sites. Not only is it convenient, but the town itself is colorful, lined with shops, and has charming narrow alleys, making it worth a visit just for this. 📍Füssen, Germany #GermanyTravel #EuropeTravel #OverseasTravel #Füssen #CountryTown #GermanyTourism

Many people come to Füssen only to see Neuschwanstein Castle, take photos, and leave. But I discovered the gentlest side of southern Germany here. Colorful houses, azure lakes, and the refreshing breeze from the Alps—this is what travel should be like. 📍【3 Hidden Gems in Füssen You Can't Miss】 1. Lechfall: Within walking distance. The river water is a soothing Tiffany blue; watching the waterfall cascade down, the air is filled with negative ions. 2. High Castle of Füssen: Featuring incredibly realistic 3D murals (phantom art), and the courtyard is free to enter, it's the best spot for taking photos against a backdrop of red rooftops. 3. Old Town's Colorful Streets (Reichenstraße): The "heart" of Füssen. Buildings with colorful facades line both sides; find an open-air café, sit down, and gaze at the distant Alps—absolutely stunning. 🍴【Füssen on the Palate: Local Recommendations】 • Must-try restaurant: Gasthof Krone. This restaurant has a strong medieval atmosphere, and waiters in traditional costumes will serve you roasted pork knuckle. Don't forget to pair it with a local dark beer! • Must-buy dessert: Schneeballen (snowballs). Although it originated in Rothenburg, you can also buy it in Füssen. It's crispy and photogenic. ⚠️【Featured Tips to Avoid Pitfalls/Practical Guide】 • 🎫 Money-saving transportation tips: If you stay overnight in Füssen, your hotel will provide a Füssen Card, which allows you to ride the bus to Neuschwanstein Castle for free (routes 73/78). Don't buy tickets separately. • 🕒 Avoid crowds: To capture the serene atmosphere of the Old Town, it's recommended to leave before 8:30 AM. • 🏘️ Accommodation recommendations: It's recommended to stay in the Old Town, within a 10-minute walk of the station or the Lech River. #GermanyTravel #Füssen #NeuschwansteinCastle #FairytaleTown #DiscoverTheColorsOfYourJourney #OffTheBeatenPathsOfEurope

In-depth tour of Edgmi tours 🇩🇪 Where to go after visiting Swan Castle and Hohenschwangau Castle? In fact, staying one night in the small town of Füssen is a good option. 🎻 In addition to the Bavarian style rainbow hut, another famous thing in the town is the history of making violins over a hundred years, so the murals and sculptures of the bathing hut, there is no shortage of violins. Finally, of course, let’s talk about accommodation. This time I stayed at Hotel Schlosskrone, thought it was a mediocre hotel, but the breakfast was really super high quality! ! The whole hotel decoration is not new, but the house design gives people a very warm feeling, especially this time staying on the roof. The hotel corridor is designed like a maze, with German furnishings and portraits in every corner. It's amazing🤩 Breakfast environment is full of wooden design and romantic mural sculptures, warm and warm ❄️ Breakfast variety, chocolate fountain strawberries are sweet and fresh, chocolate sweet but not greasy 😍 scrambled eggs are not oily, cheese yogurt bread to choose from, especially coffee and tea corner. Tea can choose to take the whole teapot back in place and slowly soak, very decent, coffee in addition to ordinary, there is also German coffee Menu can try #fairy tale town #Germany trip #snow scenery #New Swanburg #Munich trip #register for September hotel sleeper

#DecemberTravelGrant Füssen was a small town that truly embodied the tranquil charm of southern Germany. The castles, especially those towering against the backdrop of forests, lakes, and majestic mountains, truly felt like a painting. Strolling along the path, I enjoyed the different atmospheres of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau Castles, each a delightful sight. The fog-filled weather made them even more mystical. The road to the castle was also beautiful. The path weaved through the trees and stretched across meadows beneath the blue sky, offering a different landscape at every turn. The panoramic view of Füssen from a high vantage point, the town and its surroundings perfectly blended, was like a fairytale illustration. Füssen, a city where tranquility and grandeur coexist, truly embodied the meaning of a "landscape trip." Recommended Points & Tips ✔️The best view of Neuschwanstein Castle is from Marienbrücke: It's the most photographed. ✔️You can walk to Goseong or take the shuttle: Walking is recommended for its beautiful scenery! ✔️Füssen's charming downtown area is perfect for a stroll. ✔️Visit in the morning for fewer tourists, allowing for more leisurely viewing.

Use monthly pass throughout, pay attention to vehicle return times, major transport is night train Day 1 Neuschwanstein Castle P2-3 Train: RB68 to Fussen, transfer to bus 78/73 or 9606 to arrive. On sunny days, the train route passes through large villages and meadows, very scenic P2 Bus: bus 996 from Pasing to Neuschwanstein Castles, Hohenschwangau (this line seems to operate only on weekends, check carefully before taking) If you want to visit the castle, you need to book well in advance; if not visiting, it’s okay. Going up the mountain: 1️⃣ hike according to the map 2️⃣ horse carriage 3️⃣ walk forward from the castle ticket office where you can book, there is a bus option for round trip or one way, cash payment required Day 2 Zugspitze and Eibsee Lake + Starnberger See P4-7 1️⃣ Zugspitze and Eibsee Lake P4-6 Train: Take RB6 or RB60 to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, then transfer to Bus 9840 to the cable car station at the foot of the mountain / near Eibsee Lake ⚠️ If the bus stop near the train station is too crowded and you can’t get on, you can go to the previous stop Rathaus (not too far from the train station) I didn’t go up the mountain, but taking photos and enjoying the scenery near Eibsee Lake is also very nice You can take a photo with Zugspitze at Frillensee (photo 6) 2️⃣ Starnberg P7 On the same train line to Zugspitze, you can get off midway to visit; Starnberg station exits right to the lake. The ice cream at the station entrance is very delicious, but I went late so the lake wasn’t as beautiful. Day 3 City Center P8-10 Town Hall, Munich Residenz, Memorial Column, various churches not listed one by one. ⚠️ Highly recommended: 1️⃣ Nymphenburg Palace P9 (If the weather is good, you’ll want to spend the whole afternoon watching swans and the lake) P9 2️⃣ Sculpture Museum (many sculptures, can view closely) 3️⃣ Bavarian Palace Museum (starting from the museum exterior, whether children’s toys, clothing, furniture, or musical instruments, all are luxurious and exquisite) (too many pictures to fit the museum) ⚠️ If you want to be like me, a special forces traveler, you can visit during the museum’s long night event, sightseeing by day, museum by night, with many performances inside. Or choose to visit on Sunday when tickets are 1 euro. Day 4 Salzburg + Chiemsee Lake Train: BRB RE5 (included in the German monthly pass) 1️⃣ Pass by Chiemsee on the same line, get off at Prien am Chiemsee, 20 minutes walk to the lake P11-14 Buy tickets at the ticket office to visit Herreninsel (Gentlemen’s Island), which has lake and island, with meadows, gardens, and a palace. The palace imitates Versailles P13, very magnificent, no photos allowed inside, separate ticket required for palace tour and museum. (About 3 hours to visit) 2️⃣ Return to the station and continue to Salzburg, walk the entire way from the train station P15-18 Mirabell Palace, Mozart’s birthplace, churches, museums, Love Lock Bridge, St. Peter’s Cemetery, and Hohensalzburg Fortress. The fortress summit offers especially good views overlooking the whole city. But the salt warehouse game no longer has fridge magnets, I only got Mozart chocolate. Day 5 Königssee If you have enough time, you can stay one night in Salzburg; from here you can take bus 840 directly to Königssee.

#falladventures Wake up to the golden glow kissing the snowcapped Alps in Füssen—a magical morning where frosted peaks, serene valleys, and the crisp mountain air create a scene straight out of a winter fairytale. Every sunrise here feels like nature’s own masterpiece. Essential Travel Tips: 🚆 Transportation: Take the train from Munich to Füssen, then a short bus or taxi to mountain trailheads. Parking available at Neuschwanstein/Hohenschwangau. 🌤️ Best Time to Travel: December to February for snow-covered peaks; sunrise is best around 7–8 AM in winter. 📍 Must-Visit Spots: Neuschwanstein Castle from Marienbrücke, Hohenschwangau Castle, Tegelberg summit, Alpsee Lake, and Lechfall. 🗓️ Suggested Itinerary: • Early Morning: Hike or take the cable car to Tegelberg for sunrise views • Mid-Morning: Explore Neuschwanstein from Marienbrücke • Afternoon: Walk along Alpsee or visit Hohenschwangau Castle • Evening: Capture golden hour over the snowy landscape 📸 Photography Tip: Use a tripod and wide-angle lens; the low winter sun enhances the snow’s sparkle and shadow depth. #Füssen #SnowCappedMountains #WinterSunrise #NeuschwansteinViews #BavariaMagic #VisitGermany #AlpineSunrise #WinterWonderland #TravelGermany #NaturePhotography Sunrise in Füssen isn’t just a view—it’s a soul-stirring experience.

🚇 About Transportation 🚇 After returning to Qiqihar from Fu District, the next day at 10 o'clock we took bus route 306 to Zhalong. The bus runs every half hour, round trip costs 20 yuan. The ticket seller will get on halfway to sell tickets, be sure to keep the ticket she issues because you need it for the return trip. - 🏞️ About the Scenic Area 🏞️ We bought the Zhalong entrance tickets and all subsequent attraction tickets on 🐫. The ticket price is 135.5 yuan for two people, including the shuttle bus. After entering the scenic area, take the shuttle bus directly. After getting off, you need to walk several kilometers to reach the red-crowned crane release point. The release times are generally: Morning: 9:30 and 11:00 sessions Afternoon: 14:00 and 15:30 sessions - 🪽 About the Release 🪽 Since we were not in a hurry, we strolled, walked, and took photos along the way. We passed through a patch of reed land on land (photos 2️⃣–3️⃣), very photogenic. In the off-season, there is little food available in the scenic area: bread costs 5 yuan, Marco Polo sausage 4 yuan, grilled sausage 8 yuan. It is recommended to bring your own food to satisfy hunger. It is recommended to stay on the left side at the release point (photos 7️⃣–9️⃣), as the red-crowned cranes start flying from the left side. After the flight, don’t leave immediately; you can watch the keeper feeding the red-crowned cranes (photos 🔟–1️⃣1️⃣). - The red-crowned cranes here are not afraid of people; instead, they may peck, so be careful not to get too close.

🌺 This is my personal detailed travel guide to the Disney Castle, designed to help you fully experience the charm of this dreamlike landmark. The guide is divided into several core sections and applies to the castles in multiple Disney parks worldwide. 🌟1. Getting to Know the Disney Castles Around the World 🌸 First, you should know there are six official Disney castles worldwide, each with its own characteristics: ✨1. Sleeping Beauty Castle - Disneyland California & Disneyland Paris 🔥· Features: The most classic and original one, elegant and delicate in design, inspired by Neuschwanstein Castle. ✨2. Cinderella Castle - Magic Kingdom Orlando & Tokyo Disneyland 🔥 · Features: The tallest and most magnificent (Orlando), a symbol of Disney. ✨3. Enchanted Storybook Castle - Shanghai Disneyland 🔥 · Features: The largest and tallest Disney castle, incorporating elements from all princess stories, unique. ✨4. Sleeping Beauty Castle - Hong Kong Disneyland 🔥 · Features: The smallest and most exquisite, incorporating feng shui design, giving a particularly warm feeling. 🧸 This guide mainly references the most representative “Cinderella Castle” and “Enchanted Storybook Castle,” but the core tips apply to all castles. 🌟2. Core Play Guide 🍀Part One: Photo Check-in — Capture the Magical Moments 🌸 To take stunning photos of the castle without crowds, timing and angles are key. ✨1. Best Times 🔥 · Early morning at park opening: Use “Early Entry” or early admission privileges to rush to the castle first thing when there are the fewest people. 🔥 · Noon during parades/dinner time: Most visitors watch the parade or eat, making it a great photo opportunity. 🔥 · Night after lights on: When the lights come on and the sky turns deep blue (known as the “blue hour”), the castle lights sparkle, the golden time for night photography. ✨2. Classic Spots 🔥 · Front long shot: In the garden plaza directly in front of the castle, you can capture the full castle and its reflection. 🔥 · Side paths: The paths on either side of the main road usually have fewer people, allowing for quiet shots of the castle with greenery. 🔥 · On the bridge: The bridge leading to the castle (such as the “Hub” bridge in Orlando) is a perfect foreground framing the castle. 🔥 · “Influencer” niche spots: 🔥 · Shanghai Disneyland: Near the starting point of the “Mickey’s Storybook Express” parade route, there is a row of railings where you can capture the castle with balloons in the frame. 🔥 · Orlando Disney: Near the flower beds by “The Plaza Restaurant.” 🔥 · Inside the castle: Don’t forget to take photos inside the castle at the mosaic murals and spiral staircases, which are also very photogenic. 🍀Part Two: Experience — Step Into the Heart of the Castle 🌸 The castle is not just a landmark; there are many attractions inside. ✨· Must-try attractions: 🔥 · Inside Cinderella Castle (Orlando/Tokyo): Walk through the castle and admire the huge mosaic murals telling Cinderella’s story. 🔥 · Fairytale Time Walk (Shanghai/Hong Kong): Enter the castle and experience classic fairy tales like “Snow White” through interactive technology and scenes. 🔥 · Royal Banquet Hall (all parks): Dine inside the castle’s restaurant and interact closely with Disney princesses. (Reservations must be made well in advance!) ✨· Hidden experiences: 🔥 · Find the “Pixie Dust”: Carefully observe the castle walls and details to discover various princess symbols and magical elements. 🔥 · Take photos with castle residents: Near the castle is usually a popular spot where princesses (like Cinderella, Belle, Rapunzel) appear for photos. 🍀Part Three: Entertainment Feast — The Castle as a Stage 🌸 The castle is the core stage for all major Disney performances. ✨1. Daytime shows 🔥 · Watch for small singing and dancing performances on the stage in front of the castle, such as the “Golden Fairytale Celebration” (Shanghai), where princesses and friends gather. ✨2. Nighttime wonders 🔥 · Fireworks and light shows: The ultimate highlight of a Disney trip! The castle becomes a huge projection screen combined with fireworks, fountains, flames, and music, creating a spectacular audiovisual feast. ✨ · Must-see recommendations: 🔥 · Shanghai: “Ignite the Dream” 🔥 · Orlando: “Happily Ever After” 🔥 · Hong Kong: “Disney Paint the Night” 🔥 · Paris: “Disney Illuminations” 🎊 Viewing Tips: ✨· Reserve your spot early: Arrive at least 1-2 hours in advance to secure a spot directly in front of the castle. ✨· Viewing from afar: If you don’t need to see projection details, watching from “Main Street, U.S.A.” or a farther plaza offers a wide view and easier exit after the show. 🌟3. Practical Tips and Itinerary Planning ✨1. Use the official app 🔥 · Download the official app of the respective park to check accurate castle showtimes, queue status, and book the “Royal Banquet Hall.” ✨2. Transportation and park entry 🔥 · Staying at official Disney hotels usually grants early park entry, a great benefit for taking photos of the castle without crowds. ✨3. Classic one-day itinerary (castle-centered) 🔥 · Morning: Head straight to the castle after entering the park for photos → experience “Fairytale Time Walk” or walk through the castle. 🔥 · Noon: Watch small daytime shows near the castle or take photos with princesses. 🔥 · Afternoon: Explore the fantasy-themed areas around the castle, such as “Peter Pan’s Flight” and “Seven Dwarfs Mine Train.” 🔥 · Evening: Have dinner early at the Royal Banquet Hall or grab fast food. 🔥 · Night: Secure your fireworks viewing spot 90 minutes early and wait for the magical grand finale. ✨4. Dress and gear 🔥 · Wear princess dresses or Disney-themed clothing for a stronger sense of immersion. 🔥 · Comfortable shoes are essential! You will be standing and walking for long periods. 🔥 · Bring a power bank; photos and the app consume a lot of battery. 🍀Summary 💐 The Disney Castle is not just a building; it is the center and soul of the entire Disney magical world. The best guide is to slow down, appreciate every detail with your eyes, and feel the dreams and joy it represents with your heart. Wishing you a truly wonderful and unforgettable time at the Disney Castle!

#falladventures Hopfensee is the kind of place that makes you stop, breathe, and fall in love with life all over again. Surrounded by the Allgäu Alps, with calm waters reflecting glowing sunsets, this magical lake in Füssen is a must-experience slice of Bavaria. Perfect for slow mornings, golden-hour strolls, and postcard-perfect views. Essential Travel Tips: 🚆 Transportation Travel by train to Füssen, then take a quick bus or taxi to Hopfensee. Parking is available if you’re driving, but the lakeside is best explored on foot or by bike. 🌤️ Best Time to Travel • Summer: Swimming, boating, vibrant lake life • Autumn: Crisp air + dramatic mountain views • Late Spring: Fewer crowds and ideal weather • Winter: Peaceful, quiet, and beautifully serene 📍 Must-Visit Spots • Hopfensee Lakeside Promenade • Panorama Viewpoints facing the Allgäu Alps • Boat rentals for scenic lake cruising • Nearby Füssen Old Town • Neuschwanstein Castle viewpoint, just minutes away 🗓️ Suggested Itinerary Morning: Lakeside walk + coffee at the promenade Midday: Rent a boat and enjoy mountain reflections Afternoon: Visit Füssen Old Town Evening: Watch an unforgettable Hopfensee sunset 📸 Photography Tips • Sunset is the star—capture the sun dipping behind the Alps • Look for lake reflections early morning • Use leading lines along the promenade for depth • Bring a tripod for low-light golden hour shots #Hopfensee #Füssen #Allgäu #BavariaTravel #VisitGermany #ExploreGermany #GermanAlps #TravelEurope #LakeViews #WanderlustGermany

#falladventures Füssen isn’t just a town—it’s a feeling. Cobblestone streets, alpine air, shimmering lakes, and castles rising like dreams… it’s impossible not to fall in love with this Bavarian gem. One visit and your heart stays forever. Essential Travel Tips: 🚆 Transportation Take the train from Munich to Füssen (about 2 hours). From the station, local buses connect easily to lakes, castles, and hiking trails. ⏰ Best Time to Travel Visit May–October for lush landscapes or December for magical winter charm. Sunrise and sunset are unbeatable year-round. 📍 Must-Visit Spots • Neuschwanstein & Hohenschwangau Castles • Altstadt Füssen – pastel buildings & quiet charm • Hopfensee & Forggensee – lakeside serenity • Lechfall – dramatic turquoise cascades • Tegelberg – panoramic gondola views 🗓️ Suggested Itinerary Morning: Explore Füssen Old Town → Lechfall Midday: Visit both castles Afternoon: Lake stroll at Hopfensee or Forggensee Evening: Sunset at Tegelberg overlooking the Alps 📸 Photography Tips • Shoot the castles from Marienbrücke for the best angle. • Capture reflections at lakes during golden hour. • Use wide-angle shots to highlight the alpine backdrop. #FüssenGermany #VisitBavaria #NeuschwansteinCastle #BavariaTravel #HiddenGemsGermany #AlpineAdventure #TravelEurope2025 #DiscoverGermany #TravelWithCK #FairytaleDestinations