As you drive along Park Road in Burnet, Texas, you’ll no doubt see the Falkenstein Castle’s majestic towers peek out above the trees. The stunning architecture looks fit for a princess, and you almost expect to find fairy godmothers appearing out of thin air. Though it may look like it’s straight out of a fairy tale, this gorgeous structure is actually inspired by the Neuschwanstein castle in Germany. Terry and Kim Young built this magnificent castle in 1996, and it’s now one of the Hill Country’s most popular wedding venues. This fascinating castle is only an hour and a half away from Austin, and it’s perfect for your happily ever after.
Bluebonnets and princess castles– nothing beats the sight.
jdeeringdavis/Flickr Elegant castles get a bit of Southern charm when they’re placed in the heart of the Hill Country. Falkenstein Castle combines the best of German architecture and natural Texas beauty.
It doesn’t get more scenic than that.
Richard Greenblatt/Flickr Terry and Kim Young’s trip to Germany proved very enlightening. While touring Castle Neuschwanstein, the couple learned about plans for a secret castle that never got built. The King’s unfortunate death prevented the grand structure from forming, but the Youngs included some of its designs into their own Hill Country creation.
Hill Country sunsets provide an unbelievable backdrop for the Falkenstein Castle.
makelifedelicious.com/Bing If you feel like you’re walking up to Cinderella’s castle, you’re not far from the truth. Terry and Kim drew from the architecture at Castle Neuschwanstein, which is the structure that inspired the castle at Walt Disney World.
The castle is ideal for weddings and celebrations.
Justin Wright/Wikimedia Commons Falkenstein Castle is known for its welcoming and spacious atmosphere. The venue is also rented out to filmmakers to be used in television shows and movies.
You can find magical scenery in your own back yard.
Bing Because Falkenstein Castle is still considered a private residence, you’ll need a reservation to scope these magnificent grounds. When it comes to planning a large event, however, you can’t beat the awe and splendor of a Bavarian-inspired castle.
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Elegant castles get a bit of Southern charm when they’re placed in the heart of the Hill Country. Falkenstein Castle combines the best of German architecture and natural Texas beauty.
Richard Greenblatt/Flickr
Terry and Kim Young’s trip to Germany proved very enlightening. While touring Castle Neuschwanstein, the couple learned about plans for a secret castle that never got built. The King’s unfortunate death prevented the grand structure from forming, but the Youngs included some of its designs into their own Hill Country creation.
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If you feel like you’re walking up to Cinderella’s castle, you’re not far from the truth. Terry and Kim drew from the architecture at Castle Neuschwanstein, which is the structure that inspired the castle at Walt Disney World.
Justin Wright/Wikimedia Commons
Falkenstein Castle is known for its welcoming and spacious atmosphere. The venue is also rented out to filmmakers to be used in television shows and movies.
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Because Falkenstein Castle is still considered a private residence, you’ll need a reservation to scope these magnificent grounds. When it comes to planning a large event, however, you can’t beat the awe and splendor of a Bavarian-inspired castle.
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