Built between 1869 and 1878, the Lindhof Palace was the smallest but most luxurious palace of King Ludwig II of Bavaria, and the only palace that Ludwig II was completed and actually inhabited while he was alive. The escaping king used the palace as a seclusion and almost never received visitors. Lindhoff Palace was inspired by Versailles. The palace part of Lindhof Palace is very small, but the king bedroom is more luxurious than Versailles, but visitors are prohibited from taking pictures inside the palace. The garden of Lindhof Palace is very large and suitable for taking pictures. In Munich, you can participate in a day trip to Neuschwanstein Castle, Lindhof Palace and Upper Amergao Town organized by local travel agencies. It is very cheap, and the ticket is only 700 RMB (excluding lunch), which is very good value.