Burghausen travel guide and discussion

This is the winter scenery of Burghausen Castle located in Bavaria, Germany. True to its title as the world's longest castle, the vast scale of the fortress stretches endlessly along the ridge, so much so that it cannot be fully captured in a single photo. Passing through the rounded-roof castle gate into the courtyard offers a completely different impression compared to the view from outside. The rough stone walls are accompanied by unique, old wooden staircases covered with roofs, giving the feeling of stepping back into the medieval knight era. As you venture further inside, arch-shaped passageways connect the old stone buildings, and roofed staircases remain intact, creating a slightly different atmosphere in each section. Simply walking slowly through the snow-covered courtyard allows you to fully experience the charm of a winter fortress. Rather than being a castle with lavish interior decorations, it’s a place where you can enjoy the old stone walls and architectural structures, making it perfect for a quiet stroll. 💡 As the world's longest castle (with a total length of over 1 km), it’s more spacious than you might expect. If you plan to explore the entire castle in winter, make sure to dress warmly. 📍 Burghausen Castle (Burg zu Burghausen) Address: Burg 48, 84489 Burghausen, Germany

💞Reason for recommendation: It is the longest and third largest castle. Photography enthusiasts will definitely love it. There are many beautiful corners. The environment is quiet. Anyone interested in a castle tour guide can book in advance from the Burghausen Castle website if you are interested in its history. Facilities: There is free parking in front of the castle. There are 2 restrooms, one in front and one in the middle. The castle is clearly visible. Wheelchair accessible. 🕰️bOpening hours: Free admission every day. **Except for special events, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. #trip #beautiful photo spots #get discounts without relying on luck #100 ways to travel #Burghausen Castle #europetrip

In contrast, Germany 🇩🇪 is a major European country that I have visited less frequently. During my total of 3 trips to Germany, the most impressive were the 'Three Castles of Germany' (Rothenburg, Heidelberg, and Neuschwanstein Castle). The town I am sharing today is a pleasant surprise on a trip to Bavaria. It is Burghausen, located on the border between Germany 🇩🇪 and Austria. Here lies the world's longest existing medieval castle, Burghausen Castle 🏰. The castle is about 3 miles long and was built during the Holy Roman Empire in the Middle Ages. Later, it became the residence of many dukes and nobles in Bavaria. In Burghausen, we can reach Austria 🇦🇹 in one minute, as it is only separated by a bridge. ✅Transportation Guide🚞 The best way is to drive, as Burghausen's transportation is inconvenient. We took the train 🚄 from Austria at that time. Take the train from Salzburg/Munich to the German border city of Freilassing, then transfer to a bus directly to Burghausen. ❇️If you drive, you will see the most beautiful countryside and wheat fields in Eastern Bavaria. Along the way, there are three other small towns (Laufen, Fridolfing, Tittmoning) that you can check in together. ✅The 9 most beautiful spots in Burghausen 1️⃣Burghausen Castle, one of the world's 100 greatest buildings and the longest castle. 2️⃣Burgfenster Burghausen, where you can take a panoramic view of the castle. 3️⃣Johannes Thurmayer Haus 4️⃣Weltlängste Burg 5️⃣Aussichtspunkt auf Burghausen This spot is on the opposite side in Austria 🇦🇹. 6️⃣Pfarrkirche St. Jakob 7️⃣Altstadtbogen Many small shops and vintage stores are worth visiting. 8️⃣Burghausen Altstadt 9️⃣Bruckgasse The border bridge, the middle of the bridge is the boundary line between the two countries. ✅TIPS: Although Burghausen is not big, it is recommended to stay here for one night. We stayed at Hotel Burgblick, by the river, with a great view. You can see the castle and the town's panorama when you open the window. · 🙆‍♀️I am Fei Shishi, who loves to share and never stops traveling. 📸Passionate about capturing the beauty of travel with my camera. ❤️Follow me 🤩 🙌To provide you with more travel photo spots and play guides. ·

Germany here is the world's longest castle town Burghausen! An impressive part of the trip to Germany includes the 'German Three Castles' (Rothenburg, Heidelberg, and) Neuschwanstein Castle The town shared today is a surprise of the Bavarian state travel, it is located at Burghausen on the border of Germany and Austria Here exists the world's longest surviving ancient castle, Burghausen Castle The castle is approximately 3 miles long, built during the medieval period of the Holy Roman Empire Later it became the residence of many dukes and nobles of Bavaria In Burghausen, we can reach Austria in one minute, as it is only separated by a bridge from Austria Border bridge, the middle of the bridge is the dividing line between the two countries TIPS Although Burghausen is not big, it is recommended to stay here for one night. We stayed at Hotel Burgblick, which is by the river, with a great view, and you can see the whole panorama of the castle and the town when you open the window