Ternyata gua beli buku dengan cepat n nunggu yang laen selesai, sementara yang lain masih sibuk nyari2. So, daripada gempor berdiri, mending cari tempat duduk. Pas duduk2 gitu, mata g jelalatan ngeliat buku2 ttg Architecture. Eh didepan mata ada buku menarik tentang bangunan2 dunia dengan cerita2nya, such as: Notre Dame, Taj Mahal, Empire State Building, Opera House.Judulnya Architectural Wonders by Kathleen Murphy Colan, ada pop-up 3 dimensinya loh, he3.
Kebanyakan sih gua udah tau ttg bangunan2nya, agak umum gitu.
Nah pas gua baca2, ada 1 bangunan yang gua ga tau, ternyata bangunan ini adalah Neuschwanstein Castle (New Swan Stone palace) di Jerman.Menariknya, ternyata bangunan ini yang inspired castle yang ada di Disneyland. Setelah g liat baik2, ternyata memang mirip... Keren bangett... Soalnya memang gua sukaaaa banget sama castlenya di Disneyland... Indah..
Dibawah ini ringkasan dari Wikipedia Indonesia:
"Kastil Neuschwanstein adalah kastil Bavaria pada abad ke-19. Kastil ini terletak di puncak pegunungan di Jerman, di dekat Hohenschwangau dan Füssen di Bayern barat daya. Kastil ini dibangun oleh Ludwig II dari Bavaria. Walaupun pemotretan interior kastil tidak diperbolehkan, kastil ini merupakan bangunan yang paling banyak difoto di Jerman tempat ini merupakan salah satu destinasi pariwisata di Jerman.
Kastil ini telah dibuka untuk umum sejak tahun 1886. Setiap tahun, sekitar 1.3 juta orang mengunjungi kastil ini, dengan 6.000 orang per hari pada musim panas."
Kastil ini telah dibuka untuk umum sejak tahun 1886. Setiap tahun, sekitar 1.3 juta orang mengunjungi kastil ini, dengan 6.000 orang per hari pada musim panas."
Ini cerita lengkap dari situs resminya: http://www.neuschwansteincastle.net/
"The Neuschwanstein Castle is one most visited castles in Germany and one of the most popular tourist destination in Europe.
The castle is located in Bavaria, near the town of Fussen. It was built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, also known as the “Fairytale King”.
King Ludwig was a great admirer and supporter of Richard Wagner, the world - renowned composer. Neuschwanstein Castle was built in his honor and many rooms in the castle's interior were inspired by Wagner's characters. The third floor particularly reflects Ludwig's admiration of Wagner's operas. The Singers Hall, which occupies the entire fourth floor of Neuschwanstein also contains characters from Wagner's operas.
Neuschwanstein literally means “New Swan Castle” referencing of “the Swan Knight” one of the Wagner’s characters.
The castle is located in Bavaria, near the town of Fussen. It was built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, also known as the “Fairytale King”.
King Ludwig was a great admirer and supporter of Richard Wagner, the world - renowned composer. Neuschwanstein Castle was built in his honor and many rooms in the castle's interior were inspired by Wagner's characters. The third floor particularly reflects Ludwig's admiration of Wagner's operas. The Singers Hall, which occupies the entire fourth floor of Neuschwanstein also contains characters from Wagner's operas.
Neuschwanstein literally means “New Swan Castle” referencing of “the Swan Knight” one of the Wagner’s characters.
The Neuschwanstein Castle really looks like a fairytale castle. Neuschwanstein is a castle of the paradox. It was built in the 19th century in Bavaria, in a time when castles no longer had strategical and defensive purposes. While Neuschwanstein's look is that of a medieval castle, it was equiped inside with state of the art technology at that time. For example on every floor of the castle there were toilets with automatic flushing system, as well as an air heating system for the whole castle. Water was supplied by a nearby spring situated at only 200 meters above the castle.
Neuschwanstein's positioning is also a fairytale one. It is located in the Alps in Bavaria, Germany, in a magnificent landscape, on the top of a hill. Neuschwanstein overlooks the Hohenschwangau valley. If you come to visit this castle, you will be amazed by the extremely beautiful landscape that surrounds it. Also, Neuschwanstein lies very close to the town of Fussen, which is also a popular tourist destination in Germany.
The construction of the Neuschwanstein castle began in 1869, and originally it was projected to last three year. But Ludwig II wanted the castle to be perfect, so the immense building was not finished even at Ludwig's death in 1886.
Neuschwanstein castle has a very beautiful inner garden surrounded by a walled courtyard. It even has an artificial cave. Neuschwanstein's interior is as beautiful as its outside. Though only 14 rooms were finished before Ludiwg II's sudden death in 1886, these rooms were majestically decorated. The two story throne room was designed in Byzantine style, with wall paintings depicting angels. Ironically, there is no throne in the Throne Room, as Ludwig died before it was completely finished.
This fairytale look of the Neuschwanstein castle inspired Walt Disney to create the Magic Kingdom. Today, Neuschwanstein is the most visited castle in Germany, and one of the most popular tourist destination in the world. Every year over 1.300.000 people crosses its gate."
Neuschwanstein's positioning is also a fairytale one. It is located in the Alps in Bavaria, Germany, in a magnificent landscape, on the top of a hill. Neuschwanstein overlooks the Hohenschwangau valley. If you come to visit this castle, you will be amazed by the extremely beautiful landscape that surrounds it. Also, Neuschwanstein lies very close to the town of Fussen, which is also a popular tourist destination in Germany.
The construction of the Neuschwanstein castle began in 1869, and originally it was projected to last three year. But Ludwig II wanted the castle to be perfect, so the immense building was not finished even at Ludwig's death in 1886.
Neuschwanstein castle has a very beautiful inner garden surrounded by a walled courtyard. It even has an artificial cave. Neuschwanstein's interior is as beautiful as its outside. Though only 14 rooms were finished before Ludiwg II's sudden death in 1886, these rooms were majestically decorated. The two story throne room was designed in Byzantine style, with wall paintings depicting angels. Ironically, there is no throne in the Throne Room, as Ludwig died before it was completely finished.
This fairytale look of the Neuschwanstein castle inspired Walt Disney to create the Magic Kingdom. Today, Neuschwanstein is the most visited castle in Germany, and one of the most popular tourist destination in the world. Every year over 1.300.000 people crosses its gate."
Pengen banget bisa ngunjungin tempat ini. Sepertinya indah banget ^^
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