Germany is famous for its most stunning natural landscapes. In addition, ancient castles in Germany also attract many foreign tourists because of their uniqueness.

Neuschwanstein Castle

The breathtaking view of Neuschwanstein Castle in the autumn

Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the well-known castles in Germany, which embodies the neo-Romantic style of German history in the 19th century. The building possesses Roman arched windows, Gothic spire which are decorated with gold and Byzantine marble. All evoke a poetic, splendid beauty that can hardly be forgotten for anyone who has once seen it.

Heidelberg Castle

The special ancient feature of Heidelberg Castle is one of the castles in Germany characterized by its special ancient feature, which attracts millions of tourists every year. This was the seat of the Counts of the Palatinate for 5 centuries and was built in the period of Count Ruprecht I (1309-1390).

The untouched beauty of landscape around Heidelberg Castle

From Kornmarkt square, visitors can get to the castle by train or walk along the Burgweg (10-15 minutes) or Neue Schlossstraße winding roads. The castle has been heavily damaged, but the castle built with red sandstone still exudes its majestic beauty and scale.

Sigmaringen Castle 

Sigmaringen Castle has a long and complicated history, which has been owned by many people. The original building was built in 1077, then was buried and destroyed during a fire in 1893. Later, the castle was restored to its present day.

The uniqueness of the location makes Sigmaringen Castle a favorite destination in Germany

The castle is a place holding more than 3,000 weapons, artifacts from the Stone Age as well as part of royal carriages.

Eltz Castle

The stunning view of Eltz Castle from above

When visiting Eltz Castle, you will understand more about the lifestyle of the nobles during the Middle Ages. An impressive collection of antiquities is displayed here, including precious paintings, decorative gold and silver bars, tapestries, Austrian porcelain and weapons in the Middle Ages.

Nymphenburg Castle

Nymphenburg Castle is one of the largest royal palaces in Europe. Hundreds of thousands of visitors come to the palace in Munich every year. The “castle of the goddess” is a masterpiece of German history and an attraction not to be missed when visitors have the chance to travel to Germany.

The front view of Nymphenburg Castle

Inside the castle there are royal-style rooms, central hall, north and south galleries, south hall and garden hall. In addition, you should also visit Queen Caroline's bedroom, the palace, the museum and the surrounding sites.

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