Panoramabild des UNESCO-Weltkulturerbes Schachen im Sommer im Abendlicht.

King´s House on Schachen
UNESCO World Heritage

The King’s House on Schachen, located at 1,800 meters above sea level in the breathtaking German Alps, exceeds the bounds of imagination. King Ludwig II of Bavaria built the Schachen in 1872 to celebrate his birthday in a realm of contradiction and freedom—juxtaposing the worlds of Bavaria, the Orient, and India within a single structure, surrounded by pristine nature. He also designed a cosmopolitan garden featuring rare mountain flowers from around the world. The Schachenhaus and its garden are accessible only from Schloss Elmau, either in just one hour by e-mountain bike or after a 3.5-hour hike.

Fernansicht von Schloss Neuschwanstein bei Sonnenuntergang, dessen helle Fassade vom roten Abendlicht angestrahlt wird, vor einem tiefblauen Sommerhimmel.

Schloss Neuschwanstein Castle

UNESCO World Heritage Site of King Ludwig II, just one hour by BMW iX from Schloss Elmau castle

Blick von den Gärten hinab auf Schloss Linderhof, eingebettet in die herbstliche Berglandschaft der Ammergauer Alpen.

Schloss Linderhof Castle

UNESCO World Heritage Site of King Ludwig II, just 35 minutes by BMW iX from Schloss Elmau castle