#prince leonhard

[talkinglikeagreekphilosipher]

just some doodles for the Royal Tutor

[kingdeku-queentoga]

I just realized why I absolutely love aoyama, it is because he reminds me of 2 of the 4 princes from this old anime called "the royal tutor", prince licht and prince leonhard

Just look at them, they could be his brothers.

Honestly I highly suggest checking out "the royal tutor" it is actually really funny and heartfelt, just a cool anime in general.

[dragonninjal0rd]

Day 12: Leaf Pile

Leonhard jumping into a pile of leaves!

[mossiestpiglet]

The Royal Tutor is so funny because the whole premise is that all these princes want to be king, but the further in you get its like. Do they?? Do they really?? Half of them don’t seem fully convinced the monarchy should even exist let alone that THEY should be the monarch.

[nunununuy]

Part 3

Part 2

Main Character Prince x NPC Fem Reader

Tittle: "Awakening in a World of Survival: The Prince's Fate"

Several days passed with Leonhard's new routine: visiting (name) in the forest every morning. They spent time together doing various things (name) usually did, like gathering herbs, vegetables, or mushrooms. Sometimes they searched for wild fruits and flowers, or even caught small animals with Leonhard’s skills; he was also quite adept at fishing in the pond. At times, they simply sat by the small lake, enjoying a simple picnic while chatting about trivial things. For Leonhard, the time spent with (name) felt peaceful and enjoyable. There was something sincere and warm in their togetherness, something he had never felt before.

Although it seemed like they were just playing and relaxing, Leonhard actually had another purpose behind his activities in the forest. He remembered that there was an important artifact around (name) village, an artifact that would be very useful for his future adventures. However, despite spending several days exploring the forest, Leonhard had not yet found any signs of the cave where the artifact was supposed to be. The fruitless search began to confuse and frustrate him.

One afternoon, while they were gathering wildflowers, (name) noticed the look of confusion on Leonhard's face. She gently asked, “What’s wrong, Leon? You seem restless today.”

Leonhard was taken aback for a moment but then decided to be honest. He explained, “I’m looking for something. It’s a bit strange, but have you ever heard of or seen a cave with blue flowers that only bloom at night? It should be somewhere around this forest.”

Leonhard didn’t have high hopes that (name) would know. After all, the cave he was looking for was a hidden place, and even in the game, it could only be found through very specific clues. However, to Leonhard’s surprise, (name) seemed to ponder for a moment before responding.

“Oh, I know that place,” (name) replied calmly, as if it were nothing extraordinary. “The cave you’re talking about is in the southern part of the forest. I stumbled upon it by accident some time ago.”

Leonhard paused, astonished by (name) answer. “You know where it is?” he asked in disbelief.

(name) nodded. “Yes, I found it when I fell from a small hill. I rolled down until I got near the cave. But I never went inside. It looked quite dangerous—the ground was slippery and steep. I was afraid that if I entered, I wouldn’t be able to get out again.”

Hearing that explanation, Leonhard felt like the pieces of a puzzle were finally coming together. No wonder he hadn’t been able to find the cave—it was hidden, covered by trees, and positioned slightly lower than the surrounding ground. If one didn’t pay close attention, anyone would easily overlook it. Leonhard grew more impressed with (name), who had inadvertently discovered this place.

“Show me the way,” Leonhard said, unable to hide his curiosity.

(name) nodded and led the way. They walked through the dense forest, moving farther away from the places they usually visited. After a while, they arrived at a somewhat secluded and difficult-to-reach area. Indeed, the cave Leonhard sought was there, hidden behind sprawling tree roots, and its entrance was in a barely noticeable hollow in the ground.

Leonhard stood before the cave, awestruck. He couldn’t believe how hidden this place was. “No wonder I couldn’t find it,” he murmured. “These trees really conceal its presence.”

(name) gazed at the cave with a hint of apprehension. “Are you sure you want to go in, Leon? It looks dangerous.”

Leonhard smiled, trying to reassure (name). “Don’t worry, I’ll be fine. I know what’s inside.”

After making sure everything was safe, Leonhard slowly entered the cave. The ground inside was indeed slippery and steep, as (name) had said, but he was careful enough not to slip. Inside, the cave felt silent, only illuminated by the dim light entering from the cave entrance. However, deep inside, Leonhard could see the blue flowers starting to bloom, just as he remembered from the game.

“This is it,” Leonhard whispered to himself. The blue flowers signified that the artifact he was looking for was nearby. His adventure had just begun, and he knew this was a crucial step to protect (name) and change the future he already knew.

***

(name) stood outside the cave, staring at the entrance that grew darker as night approached. Worry began to creep into her heart. It had been a while since Leonhard had gone in, and he hadn’t returned. The soft sound of the wind only added to the eerie atmosphere. (name) bit her lip, trying to calm herself, but every passing second without news from Leonhard only heightened her anxiety.

“(name), wait here,” Leonhard had said before entering. That was the last instruction she had received, but now her decision to wait made her feel uncertain. “What if something happens? What if he gets hurt in there?” (name) thought, her mind becoming more chaotic.

(name) stepped forward, approaching the cave entrance. “Leon…” she called softly, fearful of interrupting but also hoping for a response. Silence. She called again, this time louder, “Leonhard!”

Still, there was no reply. (name) heart raced faster. She felt torn—on one hand, Leonhard had asked her to wait outside, but on the other, she couldn’t just leave her new friend in danger. Finally, her worry overcame her hesitation.

Quickly, (name) grabbed the creeping plants that grew wild around the cave. She skillfully began to prepare a rope from the plants, something she had learned while wandering in the forest. Her fingers moved nimbly, tying knot after knot securely, then anchoring one end of the rope to a thick tree trunk growing near the cave entrance.

“I need to be ready to get out,” she murmured to herself, ensuring her rope was secure. After being confident that the knots were strong and wouldn’t easily come undone, (name) took a deep breath. “I have to go in. I can’t leave Leon behind.”

Carefully, (name) entered the cave, gripping the rope tightly to help her step over the slippery, descending ground. The darkness grew denser inside, but she kept moving forward, relying on a sudden surge of bravery. Each step felt heavy, but (name) knew she couldn’t stop now. In her mind, there was only one goal: to find Leonhard and make sure he was okay.

As (name) ventured deeper, she felt the temperature in the cave drop. But the most frightening thing was the silence enveloping the place—only the sound of her own breathing and the soft rustling of the rope she clutched.

***

After Leonhard ventured deeper into the cave to search for the artifact, (name) waited outside with a growing sense of anxiety. Even though Leonhard had reassured her to stay put, (name) worries intensified as time passed. The sun began to set, and the dimming light of the cave added to (name) fears. She tried calling out for Leonhard, but there was no response. With her heart filled with concern, (name) realized she couldn’t leave Leonhard in danger alone.

With strong determination, (name) decided to enter the cave despite her fears. She prepared a rope made of vine and tied it to a tree near the cave's entrance, hoping it would help her return safely. Carefully, she stepped forward, trying to hold on to the rope.

However, after taking a few steps, her foot accidentally slipped on the slick ground. (name) struggled to maintain her grip on the rope, but it slipped from her hands, and she fell quickly, sliding down into the cave. In a panic, (name) screamed as she lost control, her body tumbling down the steep cave floor.

Her scream echoed loudly, causing Leonhard, who was deeper inside the cave, to immediately stop in his tracks. Holding a glowing stone, he turned and started running toward the source of the sound, his heart racing with concern. However, before he could reach the spot, (name) was already sliding down toward him.

In an instant, (name) collided with Leonhard, sending both of them tumbling to the ground. Leonhard fell onto the slick floor, unintentionally landing on top of (name), who had fallen first.

They lay still for a moment, the pain from the impact making it difficult to move. Feeling dizzy, Leonhard slowly lifted his head. At first, he didn't realize he was leaning against something soft and warm, but when he held the glowing stone up to his face, he was startled to find (name) face right beneath him.

With a face flushed with embarrassment, Leonhard quickly tried to get up, but the slippery ground made him lose his balance again, this time falling even closer to (name).

(name), still in shock from the fall, now felt Leonhard's body pressing down on her once more. She could feel the warmth of his body and the rapid beating of his heart, making her nervous as well. "Leonhard? Are you okay?" she asked softly, her hand gently cupping Leonhard's face to ensure he wasn't hurt.

Still in (name) embrace, Leonhard felt his cheeks growing warmer. But he knew he had to calm (name), who looked worried. "I... I'm fine," he replied softly, finally regaining his composure. After confirming they weren't seriously injured, they both attempted to rise again—this time more carefully.

Though they managed to stand, an awkward tension lingered between them. Yet behind that embarrassment, a warmth grew in their hearts.

***

Leonhard still held (name) hand tightly, speaking first, "Let’s go deeper inside." Although the atmosphere still felt awkward after the incident, (name) nodded and prepared to move. However, before she could fully step forward, her foot nearly slipped again. Leonhard, quick to react, immediately caught her, helping (name) regain her balance.

"Are you okay?" Leonhard asked, concern evident in his eyes as he assessed every detail of (name) expression.

(name) gave a faint smile, trying to reassure Leonhard even though her heart raced. "It seems like I twisted my ankle a bit, but I can still walk," she replied softly. Although (name) insisted she was fine, Leonhard decided to keep holding her hand firmly, ensuring she could lean on him for support.

A warm feeling spread in (name) heart at Leonhard's caring nature. Despite feeling awkward about the intimacy, she also felt protected. They continued walking in silence, yet that silence felt peaceful and comforting. Leonhard led the way, holding the glowing stone in his right hand, while his left hand gently clasped (name). Occasionally, he glanced at (name) to check if she was okay.

Time passed, and the cave grew darker, making the light from the Blue Moon stone shine even brighter. With its glow, they explored the damp, rocky crevices of the cave. After walking for a while, they finally reached a wall at the end of the passage. The wall was covered in vines adorned with blue flowers that resembled the ones outside the cave. As Leonhard approached the flowers with the glowing stone in hand, a miracle occurred—the flowers began to bloom, emanating a mesmerizing blue light.

The blue light filled the cave, creating a magical scene. (name) was captivated by the sight, her eyes sparkling with awe. "It's so beautiful..." she whispered softly, almost inaudibly.

Leonhard smiled, watching (name) reaction. He knew that this beauty wasn't just a coincidence. The glowing stone he held, known as the Blue Moon, was the key to activating the hidden artifact. The stone was a rare heirloom from the Valerian royal family, known only to direct descendants. While most in the kingdom considered it merely a decorative item, Leonhard, as a player aware of the game’s secrets, understood that the stone held more power than just a light source. It was the key to finding the legendary artifact passed down from the ancestors of the Valerian family.

As the light from the Blue Moon stone intensified, the vines covering the wall began to move of their own accord, slowly retreating and revealing a gap in the center. Behind that gap was a small room that had previously been sealed off. Inside the room, a large chest was illuminated by moonlight filtering through a small opening above the cave. The moonlight seemed to spotlight the chest, creating a sacred and mysterious atmosphere.

Leonhard and (name) exchanged glances, both realizing they had found something extraordinary. "We need to open that chest," Leonhard said, his voice trembling with anticipation and tension. (name) nodded in agreement, though she felt an uncertainty lingering in her mind. They stepped forward, approaching the chest.

Carefully, Leonhard set the Blue Moon stone down on the ground, making sure its light continued to illuminate the chest. (name) hands trembled as she looked at the carvings on the surface of the chest. Each detail seemed full of meaning, as if telling a long-forgotten history.

"Leonhard, look at this!" (name) pointed at a symbol on the chest resembling the Valerian family crest. "This must belong to your family!"

Leonhard nodded, feeling the weight of the heritage before him. With a sense of tension, he began to lift the chest's lid. The wood creaked as it opened, and the moonlight pouring into the chest created an indescribable magical atmosphere.

Inside was an artifact in the shape of a crown, made of a shining silver metal, adorned with sparkling stones that reflected the light. Each stone appeared to have its own unique color and beauty, as if each held a story and power of its own.

Leonhard and (name) were mesmerized, feeling a strong allure from the artifact. "What are we going to do with this?" (name) asked, her voice breathless with wonder.

Leonhard examined the artifact closely, his awareness of the responsibility and history involved beginning to sink in. "We must protect it. It could be the key to saving the kingdom," he replied, resolutely.

As they gazed at the magnificent artifact, the silence around them deepened, as if the outside world was also waiting for the answer to their adventure. Both realized that their journey had only just begun, and their destinies were now intricately woven with the history and mysteries yet to be unveiled ahead of them.

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[princesssarisa]

When @paexgo-rosa asked me about the meanings of the Disney Princes names, I wasn't able to give one for Cinderella's Prince, because the Disney version doesn't name him.

I don't like to call him Prince Charming: that's just a cultural nickname for all fairy tale princes.

Fortunately, there are plenty of other Cinderella adaptations that do give the prince a name, so I thought I'd share those names' meanings.

Christopher (his name in every version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical, and presumably Disney's 2015 film too, since "Kit" is usually short for Christopher): "Bearer of Christ."

Henry (his name in the Faerie Tale Theatre adaptation and the film Ever After: A Cinderella Story): "Home ruler."

Charles (the film The Glass Slipper and the anime Cinderella Monogatari): "Free man."

Charmont (Massenet's opera Cendrillon and the book and film Ella Enchanted): "Charming."

Ramiro (Rossini's opera La Cenerentola): "Renowned councilor" or "great judge."

Arthur (the Muppets' Hey, Cinderella!): "Bear" or "bear king."

Edward (the film The Slipper and the Rose): "Wealthy guard."

John (the anime My Favorite Fairy Tales): "God is gracious."

Felipe (the series Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child): "Horse lover."

Nicolo (the musical A Tale of Cinderella): "Victory of the people."

Leonhard (the Märchenperlen adaptation): "Brave as a lion."

Viktor (the Sechs auf einen Streich adaptation): "Victorious."

Theodore (Deutscher's opera): "Gift from God."

Sebastian (Lloyd Webber's musical): "Revered."

Robert (the Sony/Amazon movie musical): "Bright fame."

For that matter, let's look at the meanings of his full name in the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical:

Christopher Rupert Windermere Vladimir Karl Alexander Francois Reginald Lancelot Herman Gregory James

Christopher: "Bearer of Christ."

Rupert: "Bright fame."

Windermere: "Winand's lake."

Vladimir: "Great ruler" or "peaceful ruler."

Karl: "Free man."

Alexander: "Defender of mankind."

Francois: "Frenchman."

Reginald: "Ruler's advisor."

Lancelot: "Javelin" or "servant."

Herman: "Army man."

Gregory: "Vigilant."

James: "Heel-grabber" or "supplanter."

[shy-blue-blossom]

Pleasure to Meet You

Heine Wittgenstein (The Royal Tutor)

As Heine was teaching the princes in one of the many rooms in the palace, a little red-haired girl was playing with a kind maid who was hired to look after her pacifically. It was one of Heine's reasons for working there. They were in the gardens looking for butterflies and other animals that she wouldn't mind playing with like Shadow, the dog.

However, she saw a blue butterfly across the garden a bit and ran towards it. She tripped. She wouldn't allow anyone to get near her though, so the maid looking after her asked one of the guards to fetch Professor Heine. They did it straight away.

~knock knock~

"Come in," Heine told the person on the other side of the door and the guard came in. The princes asked if their father, the king, wanted them and they said no.

"Professor Heine, there is a child crying in the garden and the maid told me to come and get you as she will not allow anyone else anywhere near her." As soon as he finished Heine was out the door and making his way into the garden. When he got there he could hear the crying of the child.

The princes had followed him and were shocked to to their stoic professor hugging a cute little red-haired and e/c eyed girl who was holding onto him, scared to be let go. They still found it so adorable though.

Once the child had calmed down, Heine was just holding the child and gave her maid the rest of the day knowing she wouldn't let him go for the rest of the day. When he turned around to ask a guard to tell the princes that the rest of the lesson was cancelled, he was kind of surprised to see them in front of him.

"Princes," he paused, "what are you doing here?" He questioned them.

"We followed you," Leonhard told Heine without a second thought.

He just sighed and looked at the child in his arms and saw that she was hiding her face in his chest but also looking at the four princes.

"Mas- I mean professor, if you don't mind us knowing who is the child you are holding?" Bruno asked as he watched the little girl.

"This is my daughter," Heine started after letting out a sigh. "Y/n Wittgenstein. Before you ask I brought her with me as her mother has gone away." He told them in a way he hoped they would understand.

They did but it took Leonhard a while. Heine had put y/n on her feet by now and she was behind his legs looking around them just staring at the second eldest prince. Kai thinking he is scaring her looks away hoping she would come out. However, when Kai looks away she runs out and dashes into his legs. She held on to them while looking up at him with tears in the corner of her eyes.

"D-do you n-not like m-me?" Y/n asked as she watched him. Everyone else was just watching shocked. Kai quickly bends down to her height and starts patting her head.

"No, I just did not want to scare you," Kai told her in a soft and gentle voice and smiled softly at her.

Y/n grinned at him and introduced herself to him even though Heine already had. He kept smiling at her.

"I'm Kai Von Granzreich."

He was the only prince that she warmed up to so quickly despite what the other princes said. ~They were jealous of him~ Heine was just happy that y/n had come out of her shell a little. Then a thought popped into his head...

'Maybe I should introduce y/n to Princess Adele next.'

The end.

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Masterlist

[lailosh]

HOLIWISSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!

Hope ur taking care and life's isnt to heavy on ya

So i was wondering...........u like....if u don't sharing with us

Bit of oc lore👀?

Specialy that story of urs where the gal gets reicarnated and falls in love with the prince, not sure if it has a title yet skksksk

Wanna learn more about it <3333

Hope u have a good one 💕

You want to know about...  my oc lore? Oh boy, never had anyone ask about them before ngl I'm a little nervous now (also, I'm doing great thanks for asking 💕)

Okay, alright! Let's start with some little facts about the two main characters shall we? 

Iola (it's an "i" btw), our beautiful female lead, was once your average 19 yo girl who worked at a small bakery on the outskirts of the city to support herself back when she was still on earth. She was an orphan, had a few good friends, and absolutely loved reading romance in her free time! 

One of her favorite romance novels/ webcomic actually was one about a poor noble lady who her mother insisted that she goes to the royal hall to have some fun since she never went before and and also because it was the crown prince's birthday! a big event really. And after the prince saw her at the ball, he fell in love with her and now is doing everything to be with her. A cliche story I know but Iola kept reading it because, well, the art style nice! and um... She may or may not had little crush on one of the supporting characters (that would be our guy Leonhard!).

She's not sure how it started... I mean he was handsome yes, but so was everybody else really. He also didn't have that big of a role in the story aside from protection the young lady like he prince has ordered him, but she thought it was cute how attentive and caring he was when taking care of her.

Fast-forward after a few more chapters, Iola was devastated to find out that her favorite character got killed trying protect the prince and his soon-to-be bride. So much so that she didn't notice when she accidentally turned on the kitchen stove which led to her dying in her sleep due the the leaking gas.

... Or did she? Because next thing she knows she's waking up in a completely different place surrounded by all these strange people who were sobbing and cheering about how happy they were to have her back after she's been in a coma so long.

Confused (rightfully so), she tries to ask them who are they and what's going on. But her current body is so week that she can't move a muscle or speak. Fortunately, and after some time, she slowly regained her health as well the memories of the body that she now possess.

At first, she didn't realize that she got transferred into the novel that she was reading. So she spent most of her time trying to get used her new home and the fact that she has someone to call family now (it felt so weird to her to call a strange man 'father' the first couple of times, but she got used to it... eventually).

She actually realized she was inside the novel after her father introduced her to the captain of the royal knights one day when they went out to see the horses (apparently, and her new dad was a very important nobleman who owns most of the animal farms and stables in the country).

After realizing that,  she made it her main mission to get closer to him but to also try and prevent him from dying like he did in the original novel.

Now for Leonhard! As I previously mentioned he is the captain of the royal knights, he's 23 years old, and even though he's a person of a higher rank, most people avoid interacting with him because they find him to be intimidating and scary looking because of his scars. That's why he doesn't have any real friends or any other kind of relationship with anyone (aside from the queen and the crown prince)

He used to have a family before, but his poor mother died of the plague when he was little and his father sold him to a slave master for like 3 silver coins because he didn't want to take care of him anymore.

After that Leonhard was forced to become an underground ring fighter at a very young age to survive, that went on for almost 7 years until the queen and her knights came to arrest the slave master and everyone that was involved in that incident. Recognizing his strength (and feeling sorry for the pitiful boy), the queen took him in under her care and encouraged him to become a knight to work for her.

Feeling forever in debit for the queen, he accepted her offer and did just that. training day after day none stop until he became an official knight at 15, as well as the youngest royal captain the country has ever seen at 18, and also receiving the title of fearless hero at 22 after winning a war in only 3 years.

So you could imagine his surprise and confusion when the famous ill daughter of a well known noble man suddenly appears in his life demanding to be his friend, because why would she want that? He can't understand her reasoning at all. Not to mention all the bizarre things that she does and say all the time, and yet... He can't help but feel drawn to everything about her...

Hcjskxjslkk okay I should stop now or else I'll never shut up about them hehe

But yeah! This is roughly the lore of these two! I hope that it was a little interesting and that I didn't bore you too much talking about them XD oh also! The original title for my story was going to be "let me love him!" But idk I might change it later on.

@miraclecherryblossomsblog

[voltageapps]

There is an ongoing anniversary event in Be My Princess: PARTY app (Ouji-sama no Propose Eternal Kiss) since September 1!

PS: The characters are from Be My Princess 2 🤴

Sneak peek for the princes:

Henry, Sieg, Kuon

Oliver, Kevin, Maximilien

Ivan, Lyuo, Jin

Aslan, Mikhail, Leonhard

[preferablywithcastles]

The Magnificent Fortress of Festung Hohensalzburg in Salzburg, Austria

The Fortress on a Hill

Andreas Stiasny (Wikimedia Commons)

Welcome to Preferably With Castles, where I like to showcase a great place to visit - often a castle - and then give you some practical information in case you decide to make the trip. Today we talk about the stunning fortress of Hohensalzburg, perched famously atop the Festungsburg Mountain (Fortress Castle Mountain) in Salzburg Austria. How did it evolve from a simple wooden structure into a massive stone bastion that dominates the Salzburg skyline? Friends, the imposing walls of the fortress stretch out before us, we have to go take a look. The origins of Festung Hohensalzburg date back to 1077 when Archbishop Gebhard von Helfenstein ordered its construction during the Investiture Controversy. He was in support of the Pope against the Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV, so a new military base seems like a good idea. Initially, it was a simple wooden fortification, but over the centuries, it underwent numerous expansions and fortifications, especially during the reigns of Archbishop Leonhard von Keutschach (1495-1519) and Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau (1587-1612).

The Golden Chamber by Zarion (Wikimedia Commons)

The Golden Hall by Gryffindor (Wikimedia Commons)

By the early 16th century, under Leonhard von Keutschach, the fortress had transformed into a formidable stronghold with extensive bastions and protective towers. It was during this time that the fortress gained its distinctive form, featuring Gothic and Romanesque architectural elements. Von Keutschach added the Golden Hall and the Golden Chamber (later the prince’s quarters), showcasing intricate wooden ceilings and opulent decor, reflecting the wealth and power of the archbishops.

The fortress continued to evolve, with Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau further enhancing its defensive capabilities and living quarters. Despite its militaristic design, the fortress was never taken by force, a testament to its strategic location and robust construction.

Throughout the centuries, Festung Hohensalzburg has served various purposes, from a military stronghold to a residence for archbishops, and even a barracks for troops. Today, it stands as a symbol of Salzburg's rich history and cultural heritage, attracting visitors from around the world.

Now as always let's help you get started on trip planning, because we all want to go see Hohensalzburg for ourselves now. Right? I only have so many ways to say 'This hotel was great and that restaurant was great', so I'm going to present the information differently.

Visiting Festung Hohensalzburg in Salzburg, Austria

Where would you stay: Castle Hotels (Stay in a Castle!)

Schloss Fuschl Resort & Spa Rating: 4.5/5 #LuxuryStay #HistoricCastle #LakesideViews Location: in Hof bei Salzburg, 20 km from Festung Hohensalzburg

Hotel Schloss Mönchstein Rating: 4.5/5 #ElegantRooms #PanoramicViews #HistoricCharm Location: in Salzburg, 1 km from Festung Hohensalzburg

Schloss Leopoldskron Rating: 4.0/5 #BaroqueCastle #ScenicLake #HistoricLandmark Location: in Salzburg, 3 km from Festung Hohensalzburg

Bed and Breakfast:

Villa Verde Rating: 4.5/5 #CharmingB&B #ComfortableRooms #WarmHospitality Location: in Salzburg

B&B Villa Salzburg Rating: 4.5/5 #QuaintSetting #HomemadeBreakfast #FamilyFriendly Location: in Salzburg

Die Haslachmühle Rating: 4.0/5 #Cozy #GreatLocation #Traditional Location: in Salzburg

And of course, if you’re anything like us, you look at potential AirBnBs. There are quite a few in the area, one as low as $69 that still looks beautiful. I will talk about AirBnB until they make me an affiliate.

Eating while at Festung Hohensalzburg:

St. Peter Stiftskulinarium 4.5/5 #GourmetDining #ElegantSetting #Historic

Bärenwirt 4.5/5 #LocalCuisine #CozyAtmosphere #HistoricBuilding

Augustiner Bräu Kloster Mülln 4.0/5 #Brewery #TraditionalAustrianFood #CasualDining

Dessert:

Café Sacher Salzburg 4.5/5 #FamousSacherTorte #ElegantSetting #ClassicViennese

Cafe Tomaselli 4.5/5 #HistoricCafe #DeliciousPastries #LocalFavorites

Cafe-Konditorei Fürst 4.5/5 #OriginalMozartkugel #DeliciousTreats #Traditional

Other places you can visit on this trip:

Mozart's Birthplace 4.5/5 #HistoricalLandmark #ClassicalMusic #CulturalHeritage

Mirabell Palace and Gardens 4.5/5 #BaroqueArchitecture #BeautifulGardens #IconicViews

Salzburg Cathedral 4.5/5 #BaroqueMasterpiece #HistoricLandmark #SpiritualCenter

Hellbrunn Palace and Trick Fountains 4.5/5 #RenaissanceArchitecture #WaterFeatures #FamilyFriendly

Haus der Natur 4.5/5 #ScienceMuseum #InteractiveExhibits #Aquarium

Salzburg Zoo 4.5/5 #FamilyFriendly #Wildlife #Educational

Hangar 7 4.5/5 #Planes #Helicopters #RacingCars

Salzburg Marionette Theatre 4.5/5 #CulturalHeritage #FamilyEntertainment #UniqueExperience

Cultural Sites:

Salzburg Festival A world-renowned festival featuring opera, classical music, and theater performances. Held annually in summer, it includes performances in venues such as the Großes Festspielhaus and Haus für Mozart.

Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg Experience concerts by this prestigious orchestra, often held at the Mozarteum Foundation's concert halls.

Salzburger Landestheater Enjoy a variety of performances ranging from opera to contemporary theater in this historic venue.

Salzburg State Theatre A historic venue offering a diverse range of performances, including opera, ballet, and drama.

Day Trips:

Hallstatt, 72 km

Hallstatt Salt Mine 4.5/5 #HistoricMine #ScenicViews #Educational

Heritage Hotel Hallstatt 4.5/5 #Charming #LakesideViews #Comfortable

Werfen, 40 km

Hohenwerfen Castle 4.5/5 #MedievalCastle #BirdsOfPrey #Historic

Eisriesenwelt Ice Cave 4.5/5 #NaturalWonder #LargestIceCave #Adventure

Berchtesgaden, Germany, 30 km

Eagle's Nest 4.5/5 #HistoricSite #ScenicViews #WWIIHistory

Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden 4.5/5 #Luxury #AlpineViews #SpaResort

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And that's my look at Festung Hohensalzburg. I am no bot or AI; I'm just someone who loves traveling with his family, especially to medieval sites. So until next time, may all your travels be happy, healthy, safe—and preferably with castles!

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𝚆𝚘𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛𝚏𝚞𝚕 𝙸 𝚌𝚘𝚞𝚕𝚍 𝚌𝚛𝚢 😭 💃🏽🕺🏼💃🏽🎺

Ohne zu wissen warum

Bleibe ich dir treu

Ohne zu wissen weshalb

Ich folge dir St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

Ohne zu wissen warum

Liebe ich dich St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

Ich liebe dich

Ich liebe dich St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

Ich brenne, ich brenne

Vor Liebe zu dir

Ich brenne, ich brenne

Vor Liebe zu dir St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

Ich brenne, ich brenne

Vor Liebe zu dir St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

Ich brenne, ich brenne

Vor Liebe, vor Liebe, vor Liebe, vor Liebe

Mein König

Mein Prinz

Mein Herr

Mein König

Mein Prinz

Mein Herr

Ich liebe dich

St. Leonhard

Ich liebe dich

St. Leonhard

Mein König

Mein Prinz

@len0r @bigbonzo @inbetweenneeds @cumpletelyhappythesecond @luckylucian 🎺

Without knowing why

I will remain faithful to you

Without knowing why

I follow you St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

Without knowing why

I love you St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

I love you

I love you St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

I'm burning, I'm burning

With love for you

I'm burning, I'm burning

With love for you St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

I'm burning, I'm burning

With love for you St. Leonhard, St. Leonhard

I'm burning, I'm burning

Of love, of love, of love, of love

My king

my prince

Sir

My king

my prince

Sir

I love you

St. Leonard

I love you

St. Leonard

My king

my prince

𝚂𝚝. 𝙻𝚎𝚘𝚗𝚊𝚛𝚍 𝚠𝚊𝚜 𝚊𝚗 𝚛𝚎𝚕𝚒𝚐𝚒𝚘𝚞𝚜 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚖𝚒𝚝 ✝️

𝚂𝚝. 𝙻𝚎𝚘𝚗𝚊𝚛𝚍 𝚋𝚢 𝙳𝚒𝚎 𝚂𝚎𝚕𝚎𝚔𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗 𝚖𝚘𝚛𝚎 𝚋𝚎𝚊𝚝𝚜 🎧

[fairytalemovies]

Bodo Wolf as prince Andreas in Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot (1979) and as prince Leonhard in Der Prinz hinter den sieben Meeren (1982).

Rest in peace, Bodo Wolf (1944-2023)

[royalartists-blog]

Happy birthday prince leonhard 🎉🎉🎂

Happy birthday my baby boy 😍😭

Funny that he wants Bruno to praise him for his birthday gift 🤭🤭

[mossiestpiglet]

[ID: Text box from a manga. Text reads “The kingdom of Granzreich became a republic as the result of a national referendum. King Leonhard was its last king.” End ID]

Absolute funniest possible way to end a series about a gaggle of princes competing to be king. You won but at what cost

[honestlyautomaticchaos]

The princes, playing Pictionary:

Licht: That's a house!

Leonhard, continuing to draw: It's not a house, it's a building.

[theroyaltutornews]

Prince Leonhard has gone mad preparing his speech