"Linderhof-Ecelctic Luxury" Schloß Linderhof by BruceDunning

Schloß Linderhof Travel Guide: 90 reviews and 334 photos

brochure of caslte and text - Schloß Linderhof

Still another of the best of Ludwig

This roccoco and baroque structure and surrounding graounds and cave are nearly equal to the magnificence of Nueschwanstein, cloe by. The interior of the castle is glittering in gold and mirros. It has 11 rooms, and is not really big, but packed with unbelieveable beauty. The tapestries are picturesque, and the furniture, vases and figurines are all the best you will most likely ever see. Grounds are equally as impressive. The fountian in front is a great site, but also on the side and leading back toward the grotto cave. There alsio is a Morrish kiosk and chapel on the grounds.

Insideer view of the Dining Room

Pros and Cons

Pros:I have a hard time coming to reality of how beautiful it is
Cons:It is nicer to see in a small crowd. Come off season
In a nutshell:This, along with the whole area of Ludwig is the best

Last visit to Schloß Linderhof: Aug 2005
Intro Updated Nov 21, 2007
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mountains in the background - Schloß Linderhof

Alps are the Backdrop Off The Beaten Path (1)

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View of tree detail area - Schloß Linderhof

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Picture of the front from the path - Schloß Linderhof

Moorish Kiosk Things to Do (13)

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Picture from booklet of palace - Schloß Linderhof

Pictures are Verboten Warnings and Dangers (2)

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Kuznetsov_Sergey Aug 14, 2012 at 1:37 AM

Another page bringing back sweet memory... Unfortunately I haven't been to the Venus Grotto. May next time...
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bandit76 Jul 23, 2012 at 10:11 AM

The grotto and its world of color for the presentations is beyond reality, and maybe King Ludwig was also
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dengram Jul 23, 2012 at 9:42 AM

A true fairytale looking palace. How much wealth they must have had in those days for the display of it here.
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MD2nd Jan 2, 2011 at 7:01 AM

Thank you so much for the New Year's wishes.
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globetrott Nov 19, 2010 at 1:18 AM

Linderhof is my favorite of all "Mad Ludwig" -castles !
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balhannah Oct 16, 2010 at 2:37 PM

Wow! This looks impressive!