Todo Puzzles. Castle Neuschwanstein//Castillo Neuschwanstein

Hello Hive community, during my winter holidays I took the opportunity to buy myself a new puzzle, in this case of 1000 pieces from the Educa brand. The quality of the pieces is very good but the fit leaves a lot to be desired for what I paid for it, the Antex brand has the same fit and they are half the price. But well, my idea is to collect many puzzles with the theme of castles, which always seemed wonderful to me, in this case it is the Castle Neuschwanstein
I put it together with my daughter, we were working for periods of hours in three days. Total 7 hours.
First we separated the pieces by color, and then we assembled the edges, then I selected the sky to start and she the castle.

First we separated the pieces by color, and then we assembled the edges, then I selected the sky to start and she the castle.

I put it together with my daughter, we were working for periods of hours in three days
And castle finished!

Por what i was finding out on wikipedia
Neuschwanstein Palace (German: Schloss Neuschwanstein, pronounced /ˈʃlɔs nɔʏˈʃvaːnʃtaɪn/) is located in the federal state of Bavaria near Füssen, Germany. It was ordered to be built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria in 1869. Its original name was New Hohenschwangau Palace,1 in honor of the castle where the king spent much of his childhood. The name was changed after the king's death. Neuschwanstein Palace was built at a time when castles and fortresses were no longer strategically necessary. It was born in the imagination of Louis II as a pure romantic fantasy of an idealized medieval castle. The palace is a composition of towers and walls that was intended to harmonize with the mountains and lakes. It is located above the Pöllat Gorge in the Bavarian Alps and stands next to Hohenschwangau Castle and the Alpsee and Schwan lakes.
And to my surprises I realized that it is the Castle that I met in Bavaria when I traveled in 1998 with a choir where I sang! What a thrill so many memories!
Well, thank you very much for reading, I hope I haven't bored you and I hope you find someone in the Hive community who loves puzzles and who is encouraged to publish and share