Grotto open @ Lindenhof?
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hi there,
I havent been to Linderhof but I took a look at the site (http://www.linderhof.de/ - also nice in english). They didnt tell anything about a closed grotto. But they didnt tell anything about an open grotto. Hm ... Is there any? I dont know.
Just take a look and perhaps You have to ask them by mail.
have fun
Gar
I havent been to Linderhof but I took a look at the site (http://www.linderhof.de/ - also nice in english). They didnt tell anything about a closed grotto. But they didnt tell anything about an open grotto. Hm ... Is there any? I dont know.
Just take a look and perhaps You have to ask them by mail.
have fun
Gar
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The grotto is actually faux--an underground lake surrounded by rocks. Ludwig would sail about the lake in a swan boat while listening to music by Wagner, of whom he was a great fan. The grotto is wonderful to visit, especially on a warm day, but don't miss the Persian-style pavilion either. In fact, see everything at Linderhof that you can--it's fascinating.
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Our first trip to Linderhof was in August 1970 on a bright sunny day. The grotto was great. The fountain was gleeming and the castle looked fantastic. Have been back three more times in the last 30+ years but that initial trip was still the best.
Enjoy that area of Germany!
Enjoy that area of Germany!




