Neuschwanstein Castle and three other royal residences built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria have been designated as UNESCO ...

Rising from the heart of Lake Chiemsee, Herrenchiemsee Palace embodies the extragavant dream of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. Inspired by Versailles, this jewel of architecture was officially designated ...

The Palaces of King Ludwig II of Bavaria: Neuschwanstein, Linderhof, Schachen and Herrenchiemsee This serial property consists of four grand palace complexes in Bavaria’s alpine region, built under ...

The list, which currently has over 1,200 places, is made up of sites from around the world which have outstanding universal ...

Bavarian palaces, imperial tombs in China and memorials to Khmer Rouge victims are among the sites being recognized by the ...

The four grand estates are among 26 new World Heritage sites added to the list this year.

New additions to Unesco ’s World Heritage Sites have been announced for 2025 – with 26 properties, including Bavarian palaces ...

Today, the castles of Neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee, Linderhof, and Schachen are not just tourist attractions—they are living monuments to one man’s pursuit of beauty, fantasy, and transcendence.

UNESCO added 26 new sites to its World Heritage list this week, including four Bavarian castles built by King Ludwig II, with Neuschwanstein inspiring Disney’s iconic fairytale castles.

Other new Heritage Sites include Italy’s domus de janas, or ‘fairy houses’ in Sardinia, the Megaliths of Carnac and of Morbihan in France, the Minoan Palatial Centres of Crete in Greece and Gola-Tiwai ...

Inside UNESCO’s modernist headquarters located in Paris, delegates in tailored suits and national dress leaned forward as the ...