The Schwerin palace is definitely missing. One of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to.

@izzyrov5814

Ай бұрын

Absolutely. We were there last year. It's really beautiful.

I can see 3 castles from my window 😀 Greetings from Koblenz 🇩🇪

Amazing! I have visited two of them three weeks ago, they are fascinating. Already missing Germany, I want to go back soon

@DWTravel

2 ай бұрын

Which ones did you visit?

@walopes

2 ай бұрын

@@DWTravel Neueschwanstein and Linderhof :)

I also love Schloß Charlottenburg and the Stadtschloss in Berlin, Schloß Rheinsberg, Boitzenburg, Babelsberg, Cecilienhof and Bad Muskau in Brandenburg, Schloß Güstrow, Schwerin, Ludwigslust & Granitz in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Schloß Bernburg, Haldensleben and Wörlitz in Sachsen-Anhalt and Schloß Marienburg, Herrenhausen & Wolfenbüttel in Niedersachsen

They're all spectacular. And I've seen around 20 cities in Europe, from Castles to Cathedrals. Nothing can beat the magic of Neuschwanstein. It's the most magical place for me.

@BlitZkrieG988

29 күн бұрын

Cochem, "Burg Eltz"

Remember getting a train from Stuttgart (while working there) to Heidelburg one weekend years ago and went to the castle. Lovely tour. And getting up to it by rack tram was fun as well. The town is lovely as well

I hope to visit all these fascinating places one day! ❤

The Comburg in Schwabisch Hall. It was a castle before 1070, then it was donated to monastery. Today it is free to visit. Very few people. Magical place.

Would also recommend Wernigerode Castle

There is a total of about 25.000 castles or palaces all over Germany. A few of them are still inhabited, some of them host exhibitions for visitors and others can be booked for weddings or concerts.

Remember sitting at the 1st castle (Hollholozon) about ten years ago (was on a work assignment in Stuttgart at the time for MB) in late October eating lunch at the outdoor cafe while it snowed. Was fun and a memory that still plays in my mind. Andy from Melbourne, Australia.

@DWTravel

Ай бұрын

Hi Andy, thank you for sharing your memories with us 😀! Greetings to Melbourne

Amazing! I only visited the Neuschwanstein castle. I want to visit the rest too.

Suggestion: Change the title, as it is misleading. The most visited does not equal the best...

@gavriloking5637

21 күн бұрын

Good News: They changed it !

Amazing! Great Video!!

Gr8 documentary ❤

I have been to Heidelburg several times along with Neuschwannstein several times. My favorite was Hollenzollern castle.

@BlauKraut-gg5iu

2 ай бұрын

Neuschwanstein was not even one century old when I visited it with my parents as a child. I felt verarscht then, as the real castles around my hometown lay in ruins, but I already knew those ruins are ten times older. Burg Eltz is my favourite.

@xr6lad

Ай бұрын

Heidelberg castle also has the charm as to how you get up to it by a cable car/tram from the town below.

@pigoff123

Ай бұрын

We took the steps many times in Heidelburg. All 100 of them.

What a great list of beautiful castles, out of which I was lucky enough to visit the 1st and 4th ones when I stayed in Frankfurt a few years ago. I would like to visit ones in eastern states next time.

Lovely video ❤❤❤

My favorite rivers are the Rhine, the Kinzig and the Main.

So beautiful:) I hope I'll visit them all:)

4:55 ❤ 🤍 Iconic ✨

They forgott about Ludwigsburg, it attracts approx. 500.000 visitors per year if you include the permanent "Gartenschau" wich ist the park area surrounding the castle

Residenz at Kassel and the castle at Wurzburg were my favorites

Visited 3 already and will and 1 more soon 😊 my favourite so far was Burg Eltz though

I saw castle from number one place in anime "Monster" and really like it, but i didn't expect it is so popular))

Thank you for introducing!

I've visited 7 of them and I saw Ehrenbreitstein one miserable November evening from Koblenz. Enjoyed the Mosel and its castles. Plan on visiting Schwetzingen this summer. Maybe I can stop by Ehrenbreitstein, too. Hohenzollern is incredible. Enjoyed the scenery of Neuschwanstein and Linderhof. Don't miss Hohenschwangau if you go see Neuschwanstein. The sheer massive size and exterior beauty of Neuschwanstein is unbelievable. It beats expectations. The Residenz in Munich and Dresden have some amazing treasury items. Potsdam has several palaces worth visiting. Amazing town. The Wartburg definitely appeals to history buffs, like me. Tranquil scenery in the hills, as well. Heidelberg is not to be missed, of course. Take the cable car up to into the hills, if you visit. Great walkng town. Picture on the bridge is a must.

Marienburg bei Pattensen must go!! 👍😊

@DerSchoko-Ritter

Ай бұрын

Agree…. The Neuschwanstein of the North has to be in this strange list

part of the saxon treasure was stolen by our highly esteemed, longtime guests

I differentiate between a palace and a castle. Palaces can be interesting but IMHO are mostly tacky. I love the sense of purpose of a real castle.

I've visited the number 1 , 2, 4, ant 10. All beautiful places, but I find that the castle of Hohenschwangau" is missing in this vidéo !!..

The best

And yet I would like it very much when the Heidelberg ruins would be restored.

No Wurzburg Residenz?

Where’s Reichsburg in Cochem? 🤔

The title of the video should have been: The Most Visited Castles In Germany

😮

Hohenzollern castle's ticket it's not slightly more expensive after the pandemic. It is almost twice the price it used to be. The ticket now costs more than the ticket to Louvre museum!!!!

what tools do you use for automation

Really nice

@Eisenarsch

Ай бұрын

Genocidal Islamists, yeah!!

The Residenz in Munich didn't make the list?

🤍

Nice list, but castles and palaces are two different things

.. vielleicht besser mal auf die Karte schauen! 2:22

@DWTravel

Ай бұрын

Was meinst du? Die Formulierung "down the Elbe river"? LG!

@endlichdrin

Ай бұрын

@@DWTravel Ja, genau. Ich bin kein native speaker, aber schließt down the river flußaufwärts ein?

you have forgotten burghausen

All the castles are beautiful. But I didn't know Martin Luther translated the Bible into German. When I was growing up all I was taught about him was him nailing his 95 theses to a church door Giving more religious freedom to more Germans, the one's would could read at least, seems very important.

@leviturner3265

2 ай бұрын

There is a pretty cool video that Rick Steve's did about Martin Luther, while showing off the places that he was, and did things. I enjoyed it because you get to see beautiful towns, and castles while also learning the history associated with it. I believe people may even make pilgrimages, or tours that people do, to those places for those reasons. Similar to the Romantic Road tours but following the trail of Martin Luther.

@DWTravel

2 ай бұрын

Yes, he nailed his theses at the church portal in Wittenberg - but at Wartburg Castle in Eisenach he translated the bible into German.

@azounx

2 ай бұрын

@@DWTravelHe did not nail his theses anywhere. That was myth-making after the fact. He published them.

beautiful castles indeed. historic invasion behind East Borders on smaller countries, birig a lot welth to Germania.

No castle Wolfenstein?

@ghostlegion4750

Ай бұрын

That is Wewelsburg

@ioancosma6110

27 күн бұрын

Le château Wolfenstein se trouve en Belgique.

a lot of these are not authentic castles but are instead 19th century creations, a fact dw travel left out......

Absolutely beautiful.... The history behind these works of art are fake. Three castles built by Ludwig 🙄 just chiseled away so easy...,.

Neuschwanstein 2nd place? Fake!

wieso redet ihr alle Englisch? Das schauen sich nur Deutsche an, auch wenn es ein Internationales Programm ist :D

@DWTravel

Ай бұрын

Kann man so nicht sagen. Die meisten unserer User leben in Indien und den USA. LG!

Neuschwannstein is overrated

@Eisenarsch

Ай бұрын

I agree regarding the castle interiour. But when you consider the sourrounding area it is magnificent...

@wiltrudfriesch6781

29 күн бұрын

I think Heidelberg Castle is overrated.

“The Swabian Alps” 🤦‍♂️

@Tobi-ln9xr

Ай бұрын

What?

@SpiritMatthias

Ай бұрын

@@Tobi-ln9xr That aint what they're called lol

@Tobi-ln9xr

Ай бұрын

@@SpiritMatthias Of course that’s what they’re called. The Swabian alps are in southern Germany. It’s „Schwäbische Alb“ in German.

@SpiritMatthias

Ай бұрын

@@Tobi-ln9xr Why don’t German speakers cal The Alps “The Alb” then? Nah fam.

@Tobi-ln9xr

Ай бұрын

@@SpiritMatthias Because Germany has thousands of dialects and "Alb“ is the old Swabian form of saying Alps. Idk why you are even questioning it, Baden Württemberg is a mountainous region in Southern Germany with the Black Forest, the Allgäu or the Swabian Alps as national parks with hills and mountains. Just google it if you don’t believe me…

It's not the most beautiful place. The most beautiful places come from the oldest countryside

None of them compare to Polish castles 😜

@DWTravel

Ай бұрын

Which Polish castle would you recommend?

@slawekwojtowicz

Ай бұрын

@@DWTravel Too many amazing ones to pick from ☺️ But I would definitely recommend one close to my hometown of Gdansk: Malbork Castle - the largest castle in the world. With rich Polish and German history, meticulously restored after destruction of WW2.

@slawekwojtowicz

Ай бұрын

@@DWTravel Malbork Castle, originally named Marienburg, is deeply entwined with the history of the Teutonic Order. The construction of the castle began in 1274 by the Teutonic Knights to strengthen their control after the suppression of the Prussian uprising. The castle, a remarkable example of medieval fortress architecture, took over a century to complete, with its final stages wrapping up around 1406. It holds the distinction of being the world’s largest brick castle at the time of its completion. Initially, Malbork Castle served as the conventual seat of the commander, but by 1309 it became the seat of the Grand Masters of the Teutonic Order and the capital of Teutonic Prussia. The castle expanded to accommodate the growing number of knights, eventually housing around 3,000 brothers in arms. Throughout its history, Malbork Castle has been the site of sieges and occupations. After the Teutonic Order’s defeat at the Battle of Grunwald in 1410, the castle withstood a subsequent siege. Later, it became a royal residence and the seat of Polish institutions after the region became part of Royal Prussia in 1466. The castle served this function for over 300 years until the First Partition of Poland in 1772. During World War II, the castle suffered significant damage but was restored and is now a museum and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Today, the Malbork Castle Museum welcomes visitors to explore its grandeur and delve into its rich history, from its origins as a Teutonic stronghold to its days as a Polish royal residence and beyond .

Those castles were built by evil landowners who lived by terrorizing the local peasants.

@Raphael-er5pn

Ай бұрын

You must be fun at parties

@alfredl.b.6631

Ай бұрын

Boohoo I suppose Bolshevik style apartments are more your style.