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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2009
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This episode from the 1990s TLC series titled "Great Castles of Europe" spotlights the fairy-tale Bavarian castle Neuschwanstein, one of the most beautiful castles in the world, and tells the story of its visionary builder, the tragic King Ludwig II.
i am a big fan of this castle
and let me say , Neuschwanstein is the most beautiful castle in the world
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Neuschwanstein Hohenschwangau Somehow, this place has always had a special place in my heart and mind.
this is a beautiful castle and I got the Lego set for it
His Majesty, King Ludwig II was a man genuinely ahead of his time. His architectural creations are nothing less than devinely enlightened and a continuing source of inspiration to those who behold them today. We should all kneel and give thanks for the fact that, every once in a while, a brilliant individual shows up on the scene who forces greatness and beauty upon us.
Used to LOVE this show!! Back when TLC was GREAT. Now it's nothing but Home Improvement BS. Thanks !!!
yes yes yes sigh
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Long live King Ludwig! May God bless him. R.I.P.
Take me in different world Just AMAZING
I love this Video on Neuschwanstein Castle. Thank you for sharing it :) I hope to visit there someday !
In 1975 i was station at Graf in the Army on" Brigade 75" and walked to an Amazing Casle on a hill, Me and a friend walked in and no one was there,we saw a large vase that was giving by The Queen many years before...I wish i was that young again...
Does anybody know where can I find this show on DVD format?
OH boy, this brings me memories from my childhood. I remember I used to watch this show instead of doing my homework ^^
towering and splendor glory
Wow Amazing Castle.
yes itis
I want to LIVE HERE!!!!
The picture at 4:15 is not King Ludwig! It is his younger brother Otto who inherited the throne after his death!
i love this show!
I really liked the Chenaunceaux episode
Wow, I can't believe this is TLC. I only know TLC in its latter incarnation. :-(
I only wish any network would bring the same programming as TLC did in 1990.
OMG!! YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
those were WONDERFUL shows/times!
Ditto!!! Nostaliga strikes
At least this is in English. I love this vid and am adding to facves :D
thanks for the vid. now i can make my reaction on my humanities subject :D
@MrJPVERCETTI I look to see if it's been made into DVDs about once a year. I don't think you can get it yet. There are occasionally VHS sets that pop up, but that's about it.
Where can i find the complete series? here on youtube very few episodes are uploaded
When was the castle built