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Schloss Linderhof ist eine der drei Schlösser König Ludwigs II. von Bayern und ein UNESCO-Welterbe-Vorschlag. Erfahren Sie mehr über die Führungen, Veranstaltungen, Restaurierungen und die Geschichte des Schlosses.
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- Dreams and Realities
- From Forester's House to Royal Lodge
- The Addition of Wooden Extensions
- Stone Cladding
- Completion of The Entrance Tract
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Ludwig II, who was crowned king in 1864, began his building activities in 1867/68 by redesigning his rooms in the Munich Residenzand laying the foundation stone of Neuschwanstein Castle. In 1868 he was already making his first plans for Linderhof. However, neither the palace modelled on Versailles that was to be sited on the floor of the valley nor...
In 1869 Ludwig II had the forester's house rebuilt and appointed as the "Royal Lodge" (building phase 1).
In 1870, under the supervision of the court building director Georg Dollmann, a wing with a single axis was added (building phase 2).While this extension was still being completed, the original plans for the building were substantially revised. From spring 1871 a second wing was built to match the first extension, with a bedroom forming the connect...
An overall architectural solution was however necessary to unite the results of the piecemeal construction process. In February 1873, King Ludwig IIapproved a plan which established the final design of the palace. First the wooden construction was clad with solid stone and covered with a cross-shaped complex of new roofs (building phase 4).This sec...
On 20 January 1874 the king gave permission for the "Royal Lodge" to be moved to its present location, around 200 metres away, and the new south tract was built in its place (building phase 5). It was only now that the exterior of the palace acquired its final form, and the vestibule and staircase were incorporated in the interior. By 1876 work on ...
The transformation of the "Alpine Hut Building" into the "Royal Villa" had marked consequences for its surroundings. In 1874 the final plans for the parkwere submitted by court garden director Carl Joseph von Effner.
In 1885/86 there was a final rebuilding phase. The bedroom, as the central room in the complex, was widened and extended to the north (building phase 6). This required extensive rebuilding of the palace and a new central section for the north façade, including a new roof for this area. No further additions were made to the palace, which now measure...
Learn how King Ludwig II transformed a forester's house into a royal palace inspired by Versailles and Byzantium. Explore the phases of construction, the interior design and the park of Linderhof Palace.
Schloss Linderhof in den Ammergauer Alpen ist das kleinste der drei Schlösser Ludwigs II. und das einzige, das noch zu seinen Lebzeiten vollendet wurde. Linderhof gilt als das Lieblingsschloss des „Märchenkönigs“, in dem er sich mit großem Abstand am häufigsten aufhielt.
Linderhof Palace (German: Schloss Linderhof) is a schloss in Germany, in southwest Bavaria near the village of Ettal. It is the smallest of the three palaces built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria and the only one which was actually completed and that he lived in most of the time from 1876.
Learn about the history, architecture and attractions of Linderhof Palace, the smallest and most ornate of King Ludwig II's palaces in Bavaria. Find out how to buy tickets, plan your visit, access the park and more.
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Learn about the life and dreams of Bavaria's Fairytale King at Schloss Linderhof, his rococo-style retreat in the Ammergauer Alps. Explore the palace, gardens, park and Venus Grotto, and find out how to get there and when to visit.
