Major Misconceptions About German Castles and Palaces

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You've likely heard of Germany's famous Neuschwanstein castle, or Potsdam's Sanssouci palace. But did you know one of the country's best-known castles only became famous as a ruin? And that some German castles served as fortified customs offices? Here are some of the biggest misconceptions involving German castles palaces.
0:00 Intro
0:28 Neuschwanstein - a medieval castle?
2:06 Sanssouci - palace or garden hut?
3:35 Is it too expensive to rebuild Heidelberg castle?
5:00 Why do so many castles line river Rhine?
6:25 Are all German castles and palaces owned by the state?
CREDITS:
Report: Kerstin Schmidt
Editing: Friederike Rohrmann
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26 июл 2024

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@LukasKlenke117 Год назад

You should mention that there is a fascinating medieval history behind Neuschwanstein. But the Medieval Castle was in ruins before Ludwig II took hands on the place. I'd even say its the bigger misconception that this place has no historical background before Ludwig II, who paid no heed to historical accuracy. At least you should do so..

@stamentonchev Год назад

So lucky to have visited all of these amazing castles in this video plus the ones you did not mention but showed footage of. Germany is a castle land paradise.

@dipendragahamagar2386 Год назад

Thanks for providing informative video

@CallMeCJorDandy Год назад

reason why i herd of this castles is because of anime's specially medieval themed , one of the main reason why people like gothic beauties

@Kusam369 Год назад

Wow very beautiful 😍❤👌

@TheWaltDisneyWards Год назад

1:17 That was a picture of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland, not Cinderella Castle which is at Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland.

@katii1997 Год назад

The guy that owns the last Burg does still live there with his family. The footage you showed is from your own documentary about him living there with his family. they have a part of the Burg that is not open for visitors.. because they live there and modernized it.

@DWTravel Год назад

Yes, that's right. We edited the video with material from our archive. You're a very attentive user! 😉

@aixtom979 Год назад

The "25000 Castles" are also somewhat of a linguistic misconception. The German word "Burg" encompasses not only castles but also smaller dwellings that would be considered manors in the English speaking world.

@henningbartels6245 Год назад

not sure about this misconception. A "Burg" (castle) had a military or/and adminstrative purpose in medieval times and therefore show fortification elements like thick walls, gates, crenellations, trenches etc. The list of castles could also include ruins of former castles or larger fortifications. Some castles were turned into residences and palaces later on. And in the romatic period of the 1800's it was popular to built palaces in a castle-like style. But simple manors or palaces without these castle-style elements are not consider "Burg".

@davidiradayasamy Год назад

💯❤

@1000grigori Год назад

we wouldnt say 'misbelief' in English - better to just say myth or misconception @DW

@DWTravel Год назад

Yes! We thought about it a while. But 'misconception' is too long for the thumbnail 😆. Thanks for your comment!

@JM-gu3tx 11 месяцев назад

Truly awful video. The cameraman and drone driver keeps panning so fast that the image gets blurry. This is ridiculous. Nobody did that in the old days. Moreover, this is a common problem with DW videos.