Neuschwanstein
slott · 1869 · Schwangau, DE · Georg von Dollmann, Eduard von Riedel, Christian Jank, Julius Hofmann
Neuschwanstein (Schwangau, Germany) dates from 1869. The catalogue names Georg von Dollmann, Eduard von Riedel, Christian Jank, and Julius Hofmann as the architects. According to Wikidata, the building belongs to the ‘Historicism’ style. The date falls within the chapter ‘Industrialisation’ in this site’s history of architecture.
The client was Ludwig II of Bavaria. It is 65 metres high. The building materials include brick, limestone, and sandstone. The building is protected as architectural heritage monument in Bavaria and part of UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The catalogue has 5 more buildings by Georg von Dollmann. 7 other buildings on this site lie within 25 kilometres; the nearest is Neuschwanstein, 32 m away.