stackyFACTSBecause American pop culture loves borrowing European aesthetics, this incredibly elaborate Bavarian palace served as the direct visual blueprint for a famous animated princess fortress. The nineteenth-century estate was essentially a theatrical fantasy project itself, making it perfect for corporate adaptation.
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