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I visited Schwangau some 25 times, driving the 750 miles from London always with great excitement.
Watching the sunset when the Saueling mountain below which the castle stands turns pink is a magical experience and this photograph captures the essence of it.
Thanks so much, Margaret. This photograph isn’t mine — I purchased rights from Shutterstock to use it — but I chose it because it is indeed magical. Glad you enjoyed it.
Truly a tragic story of one so full of life. What are the autumn months like? Full of colour I guess, to answer my own question.
This is a very special place, my cousin and her husband visited and recommended it to me.
It is indeed beautiful to visit. The autumn colors, however, are not as spectacular as the mountains. I hope you get a chance to visit someday.