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This is what Hohenschwangau looks from Neuschwanstein

Hohenschwangau seen from the parking area.

Neuschwanstein at dusk on a misty autumn evening.

The gatehouse at castle Neuschwanstein.

West side of castle Neuschwanstein in autumn.

Inner ward at castle Neuschwanstein

Neuschwanstein seen from Hohenschwangau

Neuschwanstein in front of Froggensee (Froggenlake).

Looking up at the walls of castle Neuschwanstein on a cold autumn morning.

Moat at Himeji Castle

Fifth floor at Himeji Castle

Himeji Castle Loophole Maze

One of the gates at Himeji castle

Himeji Castle Main Keep and Adjacent Keep

Himeji Castle House

Himeji Castle

Himeji Castle from a distance

Himeji Castle Complex

Bailey at Himeji Castle

Salzburg Castle

Treuenstein Castle in Bolzano, South Tyrol, Italy

Tower of San Niccolo in Florence, Italy

Medieval house close to Treuenstein castle in Bolzano, south Tyrol, Italy

Maretsch Castle / Castel Mareccio in Bolzano

Castle Ried (Italian: Castel Novale) in Bolzano

Castle Rendelstein (Italian: Castel Rendelstein or Rendlstein) in Bolzano

Mansion in Spilamberto

Town gate at Spilamberto

Castle Sprechenstein, a.k.a. Castel Pietra

Castle Fernstein

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