waouhh ce bâtiment (et en plus avec cette lumiere) est magnifique
I'm speechless!
A page out of time; a photo of a lost era. What is it used for now?
Magnífico!
Not bad for a summer stay, what's the rent?
@Kate: It's a museum, the palace is totally furnished, just like it used to be in those days.
A fantastic castle on the hill photo! I wouldn't mind living there in the summer with my family either!Prince Leif-Martin
Wow, gorgeous. I'd love to tour this palace and of course, take a lot of photos.
Amazing. It is breathtaking and 100% on the WOW factor.Great light too. MB
You just never cease to amaze me with all of your beautiful photos!!!
What a view! I love that tower.
Such a lovely view...the rust color of the building contrasts so vividly with the clear blue background!
Great lighting on this! I love all of the shadows from the railings.
Très belles couleurs d'été !
Ficou linda! Que dia bom:)
It is magnificent!
Looks like a fairy tale castle:)
A fairy tale castle indeed!! What a gorgeous place and what a superb view! Stunning capture, JB! Hope you have a great weekend! Enjoy!Sylvia
Oh my, how wonderful. My first thought was fairy-tale castle too. And look at that view!
Thanks, I sadly missed to visit it and can see what I missed!
Another wonderful shot .. the glow of the light ... the faiytale building and the city spread below its feet. Lovely.
Wow. Let me repeat: Wow.
Great little cottage, ha ha. What a beautiful palace. I want to see the inside.
That's a gorgeous shot JM. Incredible looking place too.
This is a fabulous photo and the colors are pure perfection! The view takes your breath away.Bises,G
wow, beautiful !
Brilliant shot. For some reason, this reminds me of some of the forts of India.
WOW!Just MAGIC !King Fernando must have been a very lucky man!
Finished after Hohenschwangau and before Neuschwanstein. What a cool decade for revivalist castles. I wonder if they visited each other.
This view is certainly nicer. Especially with the sun.
What an eclectic wild style -wonder how king Fernando II was known at by his people?
It looks Turkish!
I wish there would be more brave builders like him. Some of them would build tasteless buildings but definitely not boring ones!
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waouhh ce bâtiment (et en plus avec cette lumiere) est magnifique
I'm speechless!
A page out of time; a photo of a lost era. What is it used for now?
Magnífico!
Not bad for a summer stay, what's the rent?
@Kate: It's a museum, the palace is totally furnished, just like it used to be in those days.
A fantastic castle on the hill photo! I wouldn't mind living there in the summer with my family either!
Prince Leif-Martin
Wow, gorgeous. I'd love to tour this palace and of course, take a lot of photos.
Amazing. It is breathtaking and 100% on the WOW factor.
Great light too. MB
You just never cease to amaze me with all of your beautiful photos!!!
What a view! I love that tower.
Such a lovely view...the rust color of the building contrasts so vividly with the clear blue background!
Great lighting on this! I love all of the shadows from the railings.
Très belles couleurs d'été !
Ficou linda! Que dia bom:)
It is magnificent!
Looks like a fairy tale castle:)
A fairy tale castle indeed!! What a gorgeous place and what a superb view! Stunning capture, JB! Hope you have a great weekend! Enjoy!
Sylvia
Oh my, how wonderful. My first thought was fairy-tale castle too. And look at that view!
Thanks, I sadly missed to visit it and can see what I missed!
Another wonderful shot .. the glow of the light ... the faiytale building and the city spread below its feet. Lovely.
Wow. Let me repeat: Wow.
Great little cottage, ha ha. What a beautiful palace. I want to see the inside.
That's a gorgeous shot JM. Incredible looking place too.
This is a fabulous photo and the colors are pure perfection! The view takes your breath away.
Bises,
G
wow, beautiful !
Brilliant shot. For some reason, this reminds me of some of the forts of India.
WOW!
Just MAGIC !
King Fernando must have been a very lucky man!
Finished after Hohenschwangau and before Neuschwanstein. What a cool decade for revivalist castles. I wonder if they visited each other.
This view is certainly nicer. Especially with the sun.
What an eclectic wild style -wonder how king Fernando II was known at by his people?
It looks Turkish!
I wish there would be more brave builders like him. Some of them would build tasteless buildings but definitely not boring ones!
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