Tag Archives: Neuschwanstein

Hands-On Architecture Toys to Make Learning Fun

Whether you are a homeschooler or a parent of a preschool child, you can use themed architecture to build toys and games to help with history, motor skills, principals, and geography. Lego is one of the leaders in building large-scale architectural systems; One of the biggest perks to investing in them is that they can […]

Rothenburg: The Best Preserved Medieval Town in Germany

If you desire to step back into the Middle Ages with a modern flare, Rothenburg ob der Tauber will quench your desire. Rothenburg is along the Romantische Strasse, (romantic road) which is one of many towns along a scenic route that illustrates the romanticism of that era. Surrounded by a wall that was use for […]

Little Known Facts About Neuschwanstein, Germany’s Fairy Tale Castle

I have had the great good fortune to travel to Germany two times. While I have loved almost everything about these trips, I wanted to share my very favorite destination with you – Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria (southern Germany). If you are ever in Germany, make sure to visit this castle. Even if you never […]

Great Things to See in Bavaria, Germany

Once again, my husband Bill was kind enough to take me with him on a recent business trip to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. This little town, popularly known as simply Garmisch, hosts the Edelweiss Lodge and Resort, a place where members of the U.S. military and certain government officials can go for rest and relaxation. The Edelweiss […]

Neuschwanstein: The Castle that Inspired Walt Disney

While my family lived in Germany, we tried to learn as much as we could about the people, the culture, and the country. We explored everything from the delicious foods and wines to the stunning countryside and the majestic castles. One of our favorite castles was that of Neuschwanstein, located in the beautiful Bavarian Alps. […]

Ten Must-See Castles in Europe

I love castles. They make me think about a time when life was incredibly romantic. People worked hard and played hard. Lives may have been shorter, illness more common, and resources less abundant, but passion was at its peak. Visiting castles gives me hope that romanticism is still alive. I think many people feel this […]