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Bayerische Königsschlösser

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The Free State of Bavaria is the oldest state formation in Europe, with the Munich city residence of Duke Ludwig II. originating in 1255. All Bavarian dukes and kings expanded it, creating a unique testament to Bavarian monarchy. In the 17th century, Schloss Nymphenburg was established as a magnificent summer residence, while Elector Maximilian II. is credited with the grand expansion of the palace, park, and canal facilities in Schleißheim. King Ludwig II. later commissioned the dream castles of Linderhof, Neuschwanstein, and Herrenchiemsee, embodying the essence of fairy-tale castles. This volume presents all six castles in detail, showcasing their architectural history and furnishings through images and text. Preserved as if the prince had just left his room, the book offers a unique journey through seven centuries of Bavarian monarchy history.

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Bayerische Königsschlösser, Dieter Maier

Język
Rok wydania
1988
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(miękka)
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Tytuł
Bayerische Königsschlösser
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Reich
Rok wydania
1988
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
216
ISBN10
372430241X
ISBN13
9783724302414
Seria
Opis
The Free State of Bavaria is the oldest state formation in Europe, with the Munich city residence of Duke Ludwig II. originating in 1255. All Bavarian dukes and kings expanded it, creating a unique testament to Bavarian monarchy. In the 17th century, Schloss Nymphenburg was established as a magnificent summer residence, while Elector Maximilian II. is credited with the grand expansion of the palace, park, and canal facilities in Schleißheim. King Ludwig II. later commissioned the dream castles of Linderhof, Neuschwanstein, and Herrenchiemsee, embodying the essence of fairy-tale castles. This volume presents all six castles in detail, showcasing their architectural history and furnishings through images and text. Preserved as if the prince had just left his room, the book offers a unique journey through seven centuries of Bavarian monarchy history.