Day Trip to Neuschwanstein Castle in the Rain Bavaria Germany Travel Guide

Day Trip to Neuschwanstein Castle in the Rain Bavaria Germany Travel Guide

On a cold, rainy day, we went to No Shanstein. Because they do not allow dogs on the tours, we had to leave Maymay at home. Poor pup. We did not plan ahead and reserve tickets, which you could do. So, we left our Airbnb at 6:00 a.m. to get to the ticket center at about 8 a.m. The No Funstein folks reserve a small portion of the tickets for walkups, and we got to the front of line at 8:30 and got 10:40 tickets. They say they generally sell out about midm morning, but we didn’t want to risk it. There are three ways of getting from the ticket center to the castle. You can take a bus, you can take a horse pulled carriage, or you can walk. The horse pulled carriages are sort of interesting. They’re actually hybrid vehicles. On the way up, both the horse and electric motor work together to pull the carriage up. On the way down, the hybrid motor regenerates electricity to insist on the return trip going back up. [Music] [Music] Hey guys. [Music] [Music] [Music] Like many of the other big attractions in Bavaria, you can’t take pictures out while on the tour. You can either look at the photos online, buy something in the gift shop, or just accept that the best views are on the outside. [Music]

Experience the magic of Neuschwanstein Castle on a rainy day in Bavaria Germany. This video takes you on a day trip to one of the most famous castles in the world showing how its fairy tale towers and mountain setting look even more enchanting in the rain.
From the scenic walk to the castle entrance gives you a full experience of visiting Neuschwanstein. Discover what to expect on a rainy day trip tips for visiting .
In this video you will see
A rainy day journey to Neuschwanstein Castle
Stunning views of the Neuschwanstein Castle
What it is like to visit the castle in less than perfect weather
Practical tips for travelers planning their own day trip

This video is perfect for travelers planning a trip to Germany those interested in Bavaria castles and anyone who wants to see the unique beauty of Neuschwanstein in the rain.

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