Germany, the land of fairy tales. Germany boasts countless ancient castles, and among them, Neuschwanstein Castle, which served as the model for the castle at Disneyland and is surrounded by the beautiful forests and lakes of the German Alps, is arguably the most famous castle in the world. King Ludwig II, who was captivated by the operas of his beloved composer Wagner, ordered its construction in 1869, dreaming of realizing the romantic and beautiful world of medieval legends, just like Wagner and his works. The dreamlike Neuschwanstein Castle is an exceptionally gorgeous tourist spot that you absolutely must visit! Its fantastical appearance in winter is particularly beautiful.

We'll also include time for a photo stop at a hidden spot where you can see the castle with the church in the background from the foot of the mountain.

The Wies Church is one of the most beautiful and celebrated Rococo churches in Europe, and its interior is lavishly decorated, a stark contrast to its simple exterior. Its ceiling paintings, in particular, are praised as "jewels that fell from the heavens." Due to its architectural beauty, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983, gaining international recognition.

Bad Tölz is a well-known resort town. Its main street, winding along a gentle slope, is lined with charming 18th-century Baroque houses adorned with murals, interspersed with bustling Christmas stalls. The idyllic Bavarian Christmas market evokes a sense of nostalgia.

Neuschwanstein Castle, said to be the model for Cinderella's castle at Disneyland, is Germany's most popular and beautiful white castle. Its fantastical appearance in winter is particularly stunning. It is said to attract 1.4 million visitors annually, and everyone there is sure to become a great photographer.
The Wies Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is of immense religious and artistic value. Its interior is lavishly decorated, a stark contrast to its simple exterior. Its ceiling paintings, in particular, have been praised as "jewels that fell from heaven," and it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983.
Bad Tölz is known as a resort town and is famous for its Christmas market. Along the gently sloping Main Market Street, charming 18th-century Baroque houses with beautiful murals line the street. Why not spend a leisurely afternoon strolling through the picturesque townscape and browsing the Christmas stalls? It's an idyllic Christmas market that evokes a sense of nostalgia.

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