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 Tristan and Isolde by Krumlovgirl If you visit Neuschwanstein Castle you will see the paintings depicting Tristan and Isolde in King Ludwig's bedroom. Here is the story... Tristan and Isolde were members of different tribes but when Tristan was injured at a battle in Ireland Isolde tended him and healed him with herbs. The king wanted to wed Isolde so he sent Tristan back to her to help him win her hand in marriage. She agrees to marry the king but on the journey back Tristan and Isolde drink a glass of wine together, not knowing that it had a love potion in it. Upon drinking it, they fall in love with one another. They continue the affair even after Isolde is married to the king. When he finds out, he condems Tristan to death. Tristan manages to escape though, and later the king finds out that it wasn't their fault, that they acted out of the magic potion. He forgives them but eventually Tristan dies from his love and Isolde soon follows out of sorrow. Now, if you have ever watched "Legends of the Fall" you'll know that the Tristan in THAT story wasn't so different than the one in the legend. Leave a Comment
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 Euro park hotel by Helenbb The hotel Euro Park is situated in a wonderful park along the river , it takes only a short walk to reach the city centre of Fuessen and the station is 900m far from the hotel.
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 Neuschwanstein Castle by herzog63 I don't remember the whole story behind the Neuschwanstein Castle but it is a pretty interesting story. I think some crazy guy named Ludwig built it!! Sorry I just thought the castle looked neat!! Leave a Comment
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 Hohenschwangau Castle by herzog63 The Hohenschwangau Castle looks pretty cool from the outside. I didn't go in and check it out. I wanted to check out the more famous castle nearby and go on a hike so I didn't have time. Or I didn't make the time! Leave a Comment
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 Fussen by herzog63 To tell you the truth I don't remember what this building is! I thought it looked nice enough to take a picture of though. If anybody knows feel free to email me.Thanks Leave a Comment
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 The Two Castles by Nexus7 An interesting story goes with these two castles, which are discussed else where on this page. But this picture depicts Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau in the same picture. The white one that is higher up is Neuschwanstein it was built by Kaiser Wilhelm III. Hohenschwangau was built by Wilhelm I. Leave a Comment
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I like Fuessen because it's an easy town to explore and, from time to time, turns up little gems like this.
We were actually lost.......no, let me rephrase that, misplaced, when I heard the unmistakeable sound that every waterfall lover longs to hear, the noise of crashing water and, judging by the crescendo, there was plenty of it yet, though it was obviously nearby, I couldn't see it. Rosemarie was keen to get back to the hotel as the evening drew to a close and darkness was about to prevail. No matter, I raced towards the sound and got off a couple of snaps before heading back. I promised myself I would return on an early morning walk. I'm so pleased I kept that promise. On the old Augustus way you would have passed quite close to the point where today's man made cascades now roar as they descend the river Lech. When I returned snow had fallen, the sun had broken through the clouds and it was almost picture perfect. The first two pics are some of my favourite pictures of Germany. The second one features the bust of Maxmillian set in the cliff. Do yourself a favour if you visit here and check it out. Leave a Comment
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In 1748 and 1749 there was constructed in Fussen a building that, in its own right, is reasonably attractive. However, what makes it one of Fussen's standout attractions is the lueftlmalerein on the front. I defy anyone to walk down Spitelstrasse and not notice the dramatic confronting colours. From any angle it's a winner.
It was the last day.....indeed, it was the last hour of my second visit to Fuessen and I determined that I would use the train-waiting time to duck down and see the interior of the Holy Ghost Church. It was more elaborate than I imagined. Along with the requisite altar-side columns and the usual painting in the middle (pic 2), the church, along with the others in Fuessen, had a lighter atmosphere about it than many other European churches I had visited which was brought about mainly by the bright colours used in the ceiling painting (pic 3). I also noted that there were balconies where, I assume, those of higher status would be seated above the flock (pic 4). Leave a Comment
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- Wellness Hotel Eggensberger
Enzensbergstrasse 5, Fussen - Hotel Dreimaderlhaus
Pfrontenerstrasse 43, Fussen - House L.A
Welfenstr.39 Wachsbleiche 2, Fussen - Akzent Hotel Muller
Alpseestrasse 16, Fussen - Hotel Christine
Weidachstrasse 31, Fussen - Hotel Kurcafe
Prinzregentenplatz Bahnhofstrasse 4, Altstadt (Oldtown), Fussen - Schlossblick
Schwangauer Strasse 7, Fussen - Ferienhotel Berger
Alatseestrasse 26, Fussen - Kurund Vitalhotel Wiedemann
Am Anger 3, Fussen - Hotel Sonne
Reichenstrasse 37, Fussen - Ruchti's Hotel & Restaurant Fussen
Alatseestrasse 38, Fussen - Alpenblick Hopfen Hotel
Uferstrasse 10, Fussen - Hotel Bergruh
Alte Steige 16, Fussen - Kurhotel Jakob
Schwärzerweg 6, Fussen - Hotel Brauerei Gasthof "Braustuberl"
Rupprechtstr 5, Fussen
Local Merchants in Fussen
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