Linderhof Palace

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Linderhof Palace is a lavish 19th-century royal villa in the Bavarian Alps, built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria and renowned for its ornate interiors and elaborate gardens.

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Linderhof Palace canonical 5
Linderhof park 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf museum
palace
royal residence
architecturalStyle Historicist architecture
Neo-Rococo
linked to: Rococo Revival

Rococo
linked to: Rococo architecture
builder Ludwig II of Bavaria
constructionEnd 1886
constructionStart 1869
country Germany
governingBody Bavarian Administration of State-Owned Palaces, Gardens and Lakes
hasPart Audience Chamber
Dining Room
Hall of Mirrors
King’s bedroom
Linderhof park
linked to: Linderhof Palace

Moorish Kiosk
Moroccan House
Neptune fountain
Tapestry Chambers
Venus Grotto
cascades
formal gardens
fountain parterre
terraced gardens
hasView Ammer Valley
heritageDesignation listed monument in Bavaria
inspiredBy French absolutism
Palace of Versailles
locatedIn Ammergau Alps
Bavaria
Bavarian Alps
Ettal
Weilheim-Schongau district
namedAfter Linde (lime tree)
linked to: Amur linden
notableFor artificial grotto
elaborate gardens
gilded ornamentation
mythological sculptures
ornate interiors
rich stucco decoration
oneOf Ludwig II’s three palaces
openToPublic true
originalFunction royal villa
patron Ludwig II of Bavaria
primaryUse private retreat of Ludwig II of Bavaria
smallerThan Herrenchiemsee Palace
Neuschwanstein Castle
touristAttraction true
yearCompleted 1886

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Upper Bavaria contains Linderhof Palace
Ludwig II of Bavaria notableWork Linderhof Palace
Ludwig II of Bavaria residence Linderhof Palace
Linderhof Palace hasPart Linderhof park
linked to: Linderhof Palace
Ammergau Alps hasTouristAttraction Linderhof Palace